Based on the feedback from some local food truck operators, the Metro Council decided not to vote on a proposed Mobile Food Vending ordinance on Monday, and instead go back to the drawing board.
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Food trucks looking for answers at Monday’s Metro Council meeting
Numerous food truck operators are expected at tonight's Metro Council meeting to discuss what they describe as "unfair hoops" in the new mobile food vending ordinance.
MUD Board, tiny home developer clash over unsigned contract
The owners of the yet-to-be-built Retreat at Whiskey Creek and the local MUD Board clashed on Tuesday over an unsigned contract. The project was greenlit over a year ago.
MUD Board votes to skip scheduled water and sewer rate increase
It was approved by the previous board and on Monday the current MUD Board voted "no" to an automatic water and sewer rate increase for local ratepayers.
TN State Parks add seven new all-terrain wheelchairs
OUTDOORS NEWS | Planning to visit Tims Ford State Park this summer? They are one of 12 state parks now equipped with new all-terrain wheelchairs.
Oak Barrel Half Marathon takes place on Saturday
Moore County drivers should expect delays Saturday morning and be on the lookout for runners as the Oak Barrel Half Marathon returns to Lynchburg.
MCHS Tennis works toward three-peat of district championship
Moore County High School's tennis team is off to great start through the first three weeks, but their eye is on a three-peat of the District 11 championship.
Lynchburg man arrested for suspected psychedelic mushroom grow operation
A Lynchburg man called local authorities to report a burglary early Thursday morning, and wound up in cuffs himself after deputies discovered a large psychedelic mushroom grow operation in his home.
Moorehead Pavilion gets a refresh this summer thanks to state tourism grant and Jack Daniels
Moorehead Pavilion in Wiseman Park will get a refresh this summer thanks to a state tourism grant and donated funds from The Jack Daniel Distillery. The $100,000 project will happen with zero local tax dollars.
Nearest Green’s Humble Baron celebrates one year anniversary with Nappy Roots concert
It's gonna be a good day! Humble Baron, the bar at the Nearest Green Distillery, will celebrate it's one-year anniversary with a free concert from Nappy Roots.
Motlow State plans faculty recital on March 26
Motlow State will host two free musical performance to close out the school year. Music at Motlow, a faculty recital, will happen on Tuesday, March 26 with the Motlow Student Choir following on Thursday, April 25.
Native returns to Lynchburg as UT Extension Agent
A familiar face returns to Moore County as the new UT Extension Youth Development Agent. We caught up with Katie Knight to discuss 4-H traditions and innovations in her new role.