The Lynchburg Times https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Council passes budget first reading 13-2 MCHS Class of 2026 earns almost $1.3 million in scholarships Today’s Top Story DREMC invite Moore County to help Stuff the Bus Membership Pricing Metro Council will attempt to pass budget first reading, again Retirement in, school bus out at Metro Council meeting END OF AN ERA: Jack ends historic slop program Retired general credits Moore County EMS with saving his life at Oak Barrel Half Marathon Planning Commission, Whiskey Creek at standstill over subdivision rules MUD investigating missing, late bills and resulting past due fees Planning Commission nudged, again, to tighten mobile home park rules Citizens ask Metro Planning to “tighten up” mobile home park zoning ordinances Judge Atchley: The court does not find Fawn Weaver to be a credible witness. MUD Board reduces sewer rates Nashville country crooner Cody Cozz will play Frontier Days Registration Neighbors raise concerns over tiny homes construction traffic Sitework finally begins at Lynchburg tiny home community Planning Commission, Gateway clash, again, over townhome zoning definitions Solar farm moves forward with $650,000 energy siting agreement School board approves budget amendments; still on track for no tax increase Planning Commission looks to clarify R3 language as tiny homes construction ramps up Planning Commission pushed for proper process on Whiskey Creek tiny homes Phase 2 Joyce Davenport Bobo dies at 92 MUDDIED WATER: How much water does Moore County actually have? Weavers appeal federal receivership order to Sixth Circuit of Appeals Chamber seeks Frontier Days vendors Sweeping changes coming to TN hemp industry on July 1 Planning Commission to Retreat at Whiskey Creek: Where’s the money? County Highway Superintendent formally denies Whiskey Creek commercial entrance, calls safe access ‘a physical impossibility’ State records show engineer who assessed Whiskey Creek bridge is not a licensed Professional Engineer MUD Board will discuss water line damage and commercial rates at Tuesday’s meeting Author who recently wrote a book set in Moore County will speak on June 14 in Lynchburg Former LES teacher Dorothy Eady passes at age 96 Free tax service returned around $120,000 to Moore County area residents this year OPINION: What does Lynchburg owe outside developers? Nothing more than the rules. Receiver signs Letter of Intent to sell Uncle Nearest assets to Black-owned investment firm Lost Password ThankYou My Account Bell Witch Festival offered spooky TN history What you need to know before tonight’s budget meeting Tims Ford Recovery Divers turns lakeside whoopsies into happy endings Budget fails first reading, twice MUD claims progress on water loss. The state and planning commission aren’t so sure. Login No property tax increase from the school system State issues pollution violation to MUD over Good Branch discharge Subscribe