June 23, 2026
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Moore gets upper hand on Upperman
On three game winning streak
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.
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.
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Middle School Raiderettes get walk off win
The Moore County Middle School Raiderettes opened their season with a 6-5 win over Cannon County on a walk-off error by the Lady Lions.
Lady Lions top Raiderettes in opener
The Raiderettes were able to string together seven hits but only got one run to show for it as they fell 11-1 in the their season opener against Cannon County in Woodbury.
Richland holds off late Raiderette run
There will be no three-peat at the state championships as the number- two ranked Richland squad shut the door on the Raiderette playoff quest, ending their season 49-40 in the second round of the regional tournament.
Raiders light up Rockets
The Moore County Raider Middle School baseball team has started the season with home and away splits against Westwood and Cascade while taking a close loss to Lewisburg.
John Dixon Spear, 84
John Dixon Spear, 84, of the Wartrace community in Moore County was tragically killed in an auto accident, Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026, in Wartrace.
Governor Lee visits Lynchburg for America 250
Governor Lee and his wife Maria visited Lynchburg briefly last Friday as part of his America 250 tour. Beginning last July and continuing until July of this year, the governor is touring all 95 Tennessee counties in celebration of the country’s 250th birthday.