I find it comforting to live in a community that has so much civic pride. I recently embarked on a project to upgrade the middle school baseball field in the new park complex by providing a sod infield that would allow us to compete with other division schools. I wanted to let Coach (Darren) James know that the community would back him with a field he could be proud of.
On Thursday, April 18, the two Moore County fce Clubs will hold their bi-annual joint meeting at the County Building. The fce County Council will meet at 10 a.m., followed by a covered dish lunch at 11 a.m. and a program at approximately 11:45 a.m. The program, “Identity Theft and Security,” will be presented by Clint Hayes. Clint is the Branch Manager of the Farmer’s Bank. His topic could not
*** 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
All children in Tennessee deserve a healthy, happy and safe childhood. This April, it’s your turn to make a difference for the kids in your neighborhood. “Children are suffering from a hidden epidemic of child abuse and neglect,” reports the website Childhelp.com. “Every year, 3.3 million reports of child abuse are made in the United States involving nearly 6 million children. The United States has the worst record in the
The Moore County fce Council has announced its fourth annual Citizenship Award, which will be presented during the Frontier Days celebration here in Lynchburg on Saturday, June 22. The public is encouraged to submit nominations for the 2013 award. The 2010 recipient of this award was Peggy Gold, for whom the award was named. Subsequent winners have been Dudley Tipps and Joe Millsaps. The award recognizes a citizen of Moore
The Lynchburg Elementary School Student Council is still selling shamrocks as the students race toward their month-long goal. This is the final week to purchase shamrocks at the school. The project at LES has currently raised more than $2,200 dollars and the school is in a close competition with HEAD Middle Magnet School out of Nashville to be the top shamrock seller in the state of Tennessee. “We are so
The United Way of the Highland Rim has changed its name to United Way of Coffee and Moore Counties in order for people to better understand that it is the local United Way currently supporting 14 non-profits. The announcement was made at Trinity Lutheran Church in Tullahoma during a breakfast prepared by Pastor Alex Hoffner and Richard Gross. Brian Coate, 2012 UW President, welcomed everyone and introduced Pastor Hoffner, who
The Moore County Sheriff’s Department will be conducting sobriety roadside safety checkpoints
The Metro Moore County Council will convene in a regular meeting on
LYNNVILLE – The Moore County Raiderettes were eliminated from the postseason Saturday
CHAPEL HILL — The Moore County Raiderettes had a shot at snapping
In conjunction with the Lynchburg Chamber Of Commerce, the Middle Tennessee Corvette
MANCHESTER — Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park will host its 37th