As Tennessee celebrates 225 years of statehood, it’s asking for citizen input on the new standard license plate design. Voting ends Sept.27.
Rate the Plate: State wants your help choosing next license plate design
Metro Council votes down R3 Zoning but “tiny homes” likely moving forward in another form
The Metro Council failed to pass the R3 Medium to High Density Zoning but Oakstone’s proposed tiny homeS will likely move forward in another form.
4-H Poultry Project creates a chicken whisper in local fifth grader
Local fifth grader Macon Dickey has become quite the chicken whisper during the Moore County 4-H Poultry Project. It culminates this afternoon with the Chicken Chain Auction at 4 p.m.
Big second half lifts Tigers to a 52-31 victory over the Raiders
The Raider offense managed to put up 31 points against the defending Class 1A State Champs on Friday. They lost to Fayetteville City 52-31.
Locals snagged by grant funding scam circulating on Facebook
Did you get a message from a local friend saying you might get grant money? Yeah it’s a scam.
Lynchburg’s Town Dog, Buddy the Beagle, gets his own children’s book
Well, he always been Lynchburg-famous but now he’s about to be famous, famous. Buddy Beagle now has his own children’s book written by Margo Ganske.
Moore 4-H Cooking Team plans fundraiser during Friday night’s MCHS football game
See how far you can “chunk” a piece of charcoal this Friday night at the Raider game and support two Moore County 4-H students as they represent Tennessee in a National 4-H Cooking Competition at the Texas State Fair.
Motlow reminds local student of upcoming TN Promise deadlines
Motlow State recently reminded local students of some TN Promise deadlines that are fast approaching.
Turnovers, offensive struggles cost Raiders a 21-7 home loss against Forrest
The Raider offense continued to struggle in the home opener on Friday. Moore County lost to Forrest 21-7. They play undefeated Fayetteville City next Friday.
Motlow Dual Enrollment Grant deadline is Wednesday
Moore County community college boasts more high school Dual Enrollment students than any college in Tennessee and helps dozens of MCHS students earn their high school diploma and Associates Degree at the same time. The grant deadline is September 15.
