LOCAL NEWS | On Monday, the Metro Council passed the third and final reading of the 2022-23 Metro Budget. The four cent property tax increase will represent $10 additional dollars on a $100,000 home.
Metro Council passes 2022-23 budget
Frontier Days: A Lynchburg tradition for nearly 60 years
From a Fourth of July celebration to a trail ride to a week long celebration to the current two-day event, the Lynchburg tradition known today as Frontier Days enjoys a past dating back to 1962.
Jack will continue “slop” program in a different way
LOCAL NEWS | On Thursday, Jack Daniel’s officials met with local farmers and announced a compromise on the proposed phase out of the Feeder Cow Program.
Q&A with Jack Daniel’s about the Feeder Cow Program phase out
LYNCHBURG, Tenn. — Everyday they make it, they make it the best they can and every day they produce whiskey in the Holler here in Lynchburg, the Jack Daniel’s Distillery also produces […]
Shirley Hall dies at 75
Shirley Jean Rogers Hall, age 75, of Moore County died on Monday, February 21. Visitation with the family will take place on Saturday, February 26 at Pleasant Hill Methodist Church.
James Terry Amacher dies at 68
Moore County native James Terry Amacher, age 68, of Manchester died on Friday, February 18. Visitation and memorial services will be held on Saturday.
Former Lynchburg coach “Bully” Sullivan dies at 94
LOCAL OBITUARY | Former Lynchburg coach Edward “Bully” Sullivan died on Wednesday at the age of 94.
Moore reports 144 new, 238 active COVID cases last week
Over the seven day period from January 9-15, Moore County confirmed 144 new, active COVID-19 cases, according to the latest weekly report released by the state on Wednesday.
Raiderettes clip Lady Eagles 58-52
Moore County jumped out to an early lead and never looked back in Eagleville last night. Chloe Brazier led for the Raiderettes with 23 points followed by Olivia Richards with 14.
How much snow? Winter Weather Warning issued for Moore County for the weekend
Estimated snow totals for Moore County will continue to change in the next 24 hours. As of Friday, we’ve seen predictions of anywhere from one to eight inches.