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.
November 12, 2026
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MUD lost 4 of every 10 gallons in October
PUBLIC MEETINGS: “It’s disheartening.” That’s the way one MUD Board member described their constant battle to find water leaks in Moore County.
Norman, Millaway step up as Raiders roll past South Lincoln 43-10
LOCAL SPORTS | Moore County holds its opponent to two field goals for the second straight game to stay perfect so far this season. Harrison Norman and Lane Millaway combined for 18 points.
Hatfield scores 10 as Raiderettes beat South Lincoln 56-27
LOCAL SPORTS | The Raiderettes swished 21 from the perimeter to win their fifth game in a row on Monday. Three players — Keegan Embrey, Madison Hatfield, and Murphy Ray — scored double-digit points.
Tennessee Tree Day reservations are open
LOCAL NEWS | Reserve now, plant in March. Tennessee Tree Day seedlings come to Lynchburg’s Main Street extension office and reservations opened today.
Third time’s the charm: Moore County voters approve sales tax increase by 103 votes
ELECTION NEWS | Blackburn makes history as Tennessee’s first female governor; Moore County helps deliver narrow Taylor win in redrawn 9th District.
Subdivision moratorium heads to Metro Council for two votes
PUBLIC MEETINGS | A moratorium on major and minor development — including anything over four houses on a single parcel — is heading to the Metro Council for approval.
Raiderettes’ defense smothers Huntland 41-16
LOCAL SPORTS | The Raiderettes scored 18 of 41 points from the perimeter on Monday as they mounted their fourth straight win — a 41-16 victory over Huntland.
Camp Forrest historian to speak at Moore County Historical Society on Nov. 8
LOCAL EVENTS | Local historian Dr. Elizabeth Taylor will speak about Camp Forrest at the Moore County Historical Society’s November meeting.
Smith scores 17 as Raiders rout Liberty 64-17
LOCAL SPORTS | The Moore County Middle School Raiders made it four in a row on Thursday with a big win over Liberty. The boys in Columbia blue scored 21 in the first period and led 40-9 at halftime.
Raiderettes roll to 47-6 win over Liberty
LOCAL SPORTS | The offense soared and the defense kept Liberty off the board until the third period, as the MCMS Raiderettes won their third in a row on Thursday.
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