MUD Board will revisit manager vehicle policy in January
On Tuesday, the Metro Utilities Board voted to re-open discussions about MUD Manager vehicle usage. They will vote on a new policy in January.
October 6, 2026
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Eagleville Grounds Raiders on Homecoming
LOCAL SPORTS | They dazzled in the first quarter, then lost momentum. On Friday, Moore County allowed Eagleville 24 unanswered second half points — suffering a 24-6 Homecoming loss.
Attention Local Bakers: The Historical Society Needs Cakes and Pies for the Annual Jack Daniel’s Barbecue Auction
LOCAL NEWS | Do you have a locally famous recipe or talented baker in your house? The Moore County Historical Society needs your help for their annual Cake and Pie Auction.
Library Book Club Goes Sleuthing in October with a “Lady Sherlock” Mystery
MUSIC, FILM & BOOKS | It’s a Sherlock Holmes gender swap with a clever twist at the end. The Brown Bag Book Club will take on “A Study in Scarlet Women” as their October read.
Two Moore County Golfers Advance to Region
LOCAL SPORTS | Two Raider golfers will head to Linden next week for a shot at qualifying for the state tournament, which takes place October 5-6 at the River Course at the Sevierville Golf Club.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Our Name Has Changed — Your Voice Matter
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | The Concerned Citizens Focus Group of Moore County has a new name and will meet again on October 20 at the American Legion.
Metro Council Fails Denby Rezoning Second Reading
LOCAL NEWS | The rezoning passed its first reading in August, 8-5, with two members absent. On Monday, it failed its second reading 3-7, with four members absent and Metro Planning Chair Dexter Golden abstaining.
THIRD-QUARTER TURN: Huntland Pulls Away from Raiders Late to Win First Major’s Cup
LOCAL SPORTS | Moore County stayed within a point of Huntland on Friday before the Hornets pulled away late — handing them a 33-12 victory and the first-ever Major’s Cup.
HOME COURT DISADVANTAGE: Moore County Tennis Program Looks for a New Home
LOCAL SPORTS | Three trips to state. Two college scholarships. Zero home courts. Moore County Tennis has built one of the county’s most successful student athlete programs without a place to call their own — and their latest practice arrangement just fell through.
Moore County Streamlines Visitor’s Policy
PUBLIC MEETINGS | On Monday, the Moore County School Board voted to revise the Visitors Code of Conduct from a four-page policy filled with TCA language to a one-page, easy-to-read document.
Tennessee Tech Waives Application Fee for September
STATE EDUCATION NEWS | Are you a Moore County student considering attending TN Tech next fall? They will be waiving their application fee through September.
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