Members of the Motlow College Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Club are hosting a viewing of the documentary Living Downstream and hosting a hike in the Savage Gulf as part of its Earth Day weekend activities, according to Kevin Fitch, an assistant professor of biology and club sponsor at Motlow’s Smyrna Center. The documentary will be shown at 10 a.m. on April 19 in Eoff Hall on Motlow’s Moore County campus,
Students enrolled at Motlow College this semester and new degree-seeking students who have completed admissions requirements can register now through May 27 for summer classes and through Aug. 27 for fall classes, according to Greer Alsup, director of admissions and records at the college. “Having the option to register early for summer and fall terms is a tremendous benefit to students,” she said. “Registering as early as possible increases their
The Moore County Board of Education will meet in working session in the County Building on Tuesday, April 16 at 5 p.m. This working session is open to the public. The Moore County Board of Education will meet in regular session in the County Building on Tuesday, April 16 at 6 p.m. This regular session meeting is open to the public. To view a copy of the agenda go online
*** VITA Income tax assistance: This year’s income tax assistance through the VITA program will end on Tuesday, April 9. You must call for an appointment. *** Little Bookworms: The Little Bookworms pre-school reading program will be held this month on the 10th and the 24th. The fun begins at 10 a.m. *** Crafternoon: Our last crafter-noon of the school year will be held on Wednesday, April 10 beginning at
Motlow College is offering students like Michelle Stovall the option of completing an associate of applied science degree in business technology with a business management concentration in just one year, according to Dr. Jay May, an assistant professor of business and coordinator of the accelerated program. Courses are delivered in a hybrid format, with classes meeting one night a week at Motlow’s Smyrna Center and online for the fall, spring
All Motlow College facilities, including the Moore County campus and centers in Fayetteville, McMinnville and Smyrna, will be closed on March 29 for a spring holiday administrative closing. The college, including libraries and computer labs, will operate under normal schedules Thursday, and then remain closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Regular business hours and class schedules will resume Monday, April 1.
Moore County Middle School is continuing its character education program. In this program a different character trait is emphasized each month and a student who represents that character trait each week is selected by teachers. Then a student is chosen from those students as the Student of the Month. For the month of February, the trait has been self-control. School officials announced that the Student of the Month is Erin
With more than 30 Moore County residents in attendance, the Metropolitan Lynchburg/Moore
Two area veterinary clinics have had action taken against them. Sara Hensley,
Moore County High School softball coach Jeremy Austin will host a fast-pitch
Moore County’s seventh-grade AAU girls basketball team finished as the state runner
In conjunction with the Lynchburg Chamber Of Commerce, the Middle Tennessee Corvette
MANCHESTER — Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park will host its 37th