Quarry proposal goes to Metro Council

The Planning and Zoning Commission considered a preliminary site plan from Scott Fruehauf to re-open the rock quarry on Highway 50. Fruehauf owns Lynchburg Stone, LLC, and plans to operate the quarry on a small scale to serve local needs. He estimates producing 20,000 tons of gravel annually, providing extra tax revenue for the county, savings for customers, as well as four or more new jobs.
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Ross goes yard in Raiderette win

The Moore County High School Raiderettes got their first win of the season this past week as they beat the Grundy County Lady Yellow Jackets 9-6.
TSSAA will now have a one-time transfer rule

A new rule will be a part of the TSSAA affecting student athletes in grades 6-8 and grades 9-12, that being a one-time transfer rule. This comes after Governor Bill Lee signed Senate Bill 16 into law on Feb. 23.
Candidate lineup for May, August elections

With the filing deadlines for both the May 5 Republican Primary and the August 6 County General Election having passed, the ballots shape up as follows: For the May 5 Republican Primary, the only name appearing on the ballot will be William Raline, who is running for Sheriff, and will be on the August ballot should he win the primary.
Arnold AFB economic impact exceeds $1 billion in fiscal year 2025

Arnold Air Force Base had an economic impact of $1.2 billion in the 2025 fiscal year.
Board of Education discusses budget considerations

As happens every spring, budgets become the focus of most county government meetings. Several budget considerations were discussed at March’s School Board meeting.
Core and Main, Kamstrup report to MUD

Andy Bain, with vendor Core and Main, and Ethan Stanley, with manufacturer of Kamstrup meters, reported to Metro Utility Department (MUD) at their March Board meeting to discuss the ongoing meter issues.
