LOCAL NEWS | Personnel policies review, budget input, a mid year report, and a request to upgrade seating at the MCHS Softball Fields are all on the agenda for Monday night’s Metro School Board meeting.
The Moore County Historical Society recently announced that they have extended the Moore County Founding Families Certification deadline until February 14.
The loan will address infiltration and inflow correction within the sewer collection system and has a 20-year term at 1.03 percent interest.
The Raiderettes fell to Cannon County last Friday night in Woodbury. Chloe Brazier led for Moore County with 19 points followed by Olivia Richards with 12.
A school system copier contract, permission to transfer Moore County Schools funds for federal projects, and the 2022 Whiskey Odyssey Bike Tour will all be new business in the December Metro Council meeting.
Free throw points in the fourth period sealed the win for the Warriors against the Raiders in Culleoka. Alex Copeland led with 14 points followed by two other double digit scorers: Will Harder with 12 and Keller Morey with 10.
Culleoka proved no match for the Raiderettes potent offense on Thursday. Ellie Graham led for the Raiderettes with 16 points followed by Paisley Logan with nine.
Today will be Diane Dickey’s final day in the halls of Lynchburg Elementary. The beloved LES secretary and bookkeeper will retire in 2021 after 36 years.
It was the one-two punch from a Moore County senior and a Moore County freshman that sent the Forrest Rockets girls basketball team into the L column on Tuesday. Senior Olivia Richards scored 21 and freshman Ellie Graham scored 20 to combine for 41 of Moore County’s 52 points in the 52-41 victory.
The Raiders fell to the Wildcats 63-60 in front of a nail-biting home crowd. Sophomore Alex Copeland led for Moore County with 22 points followed by senior Will Harder with 16 points.