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 27, 2026
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With drought conditions, burn permits required through May 15
LOCAL NEWS | Moore County currently sits in severe drought conditions. State and local fire safety officials remind you that burn permits are now required through May 15.
Seniors say goodbye to Doug Price Field as unbeaten Cornersville tops Raiders 28-6
LOCAL SPORTS | Tucker Smith and Kason Ferrara lead on their final home night as a freshman quarterback scores Moore County’s lone touchdown.
Boyce scores double digits in Fayetteville win
LOCAL SPORTS | Sawyer Boyce caught fire and led all scorers with 13 points in the middle school Raiders second regular season win on Thursday against the Fayetteville Tigers, 41-12.
Embrey scores 25 in Raiderettes blow out
LOCAL SPORTS | The Moore County Middle School Raiderettes went up 39-0 at halftime and never took their foot off the gas. Keegan Embry led all scorers with 25 points.
State acorn drive aims to replenish the white oak that barrels Lynchburg’s whiskey
STATE NEWS | Those acorns in your yard could become tomorrow’s whiskey barrels. Here’s how Moore County residents can help the state replenish white oak populations.
Council approves $1 million MUD loan to replace leaking galvanized water lines in Lynchburg
PUBLIC MEETINGS | The money will fund replacing leaking galvanized pipes in the Urban Services District ahead of the federal deadline. Officials say water rates won’t rise.
Moore County switches to private garbage hauler amid aging trucks
LOCAL NEWS | As Metro Solid Waste trucks approach end of life and the cost of diesel spikes, officials turn to Fayetteville’s Richardson Waste to fill the gaps. No price increase anticipated.
Ray scores double digits in MCMS Raiderettes loss to Casacade
LOCAL SPORTS | Missed free throws made the difference in the Moore County Middle School Raiderettes’ 36-30 season opening loss to Cascade in Lynchburg on Monday. Murphy Ray led the way with 11 points.
Dickey, Boyce shine in MCMS Raiders first win of the season
LOCAL SPORTS | The Moore County Middle School Raiders pulled away late to notch their first regular season win. Two players — Max Dickey and Sawyer Boyce — combined for 24 points in the 41-34 victory against Cascade.
Halley’s Comet leftovers light up Moore County skies this week
LOCAL NEWS | Rural Moore County will get a great shot at seeing them. Best viewing for the Orionid meteor shower comes in the dark hours before dawn Thursday, after the moon sets.
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