Arrests
The following individuals were arrested or being held in Metro Moore County April 4 - April 9, 2026 William Scott Szalka, Manchester. Charged with driving on roadways laned for traffic, evading arrest, reckless driving and speeding. Court 4.7.26 Bond $2,000.
Melynor Fraker earns C. Wright Pinson Award

Melynor (Noi) Fraker, director of Rehabilitation Services and Wound Care at Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital (VTHH), takes pride in her work, but most importantly, in her team.
God’s Best

It is Springtime which brings about all the fun of softball season for our household – nights spent under the lights, dinners on the go, lawn chairs and concession stand snacks.
Vintage view

Vintage View appears weekly. With pictures we will focus on the rich heritage of Moore County. The News, Lynchburg Funeral Home, and The Moore County Historical Society are working together to bring these historical significant stories to you. Mike Northcutt (931) 434-5797 or email mbncutt@yahoo.com.
This column may be disturbing

As a TV news anchor, I try to avoid clichés, because they turn up on the news (local and national) a lot. If I had a nickel for every time I’ve heard, “The investigation is continuing,” I’d have some serious cash. I mean, that should be obvious. We all know that cops aren’t going to leave the scene and say, “You know what? I’m stumped. Let’s just go to Wendy’s and hope the whole thing blows over.”
Silicon Ranch updates Planning and Zoning

Silicon Ranch representatives Morey Hill and Bryan Runion attended April’s Planning and Zoning (P&Z) meeting to update the commission on steps taken to rectify past issues.
Mt. Pleasant has unpleasant trip to Lynchburg

Jax Ross made sure things were not pleasant for Mt. Pleasant as the Moore County Raiders got a 16-10 win over their visitors, with five of those runs knocked in by kicker turned third baseman.
Rockets fizzle against Raiderettes
The Westwood Lady Rockets fizzled against the Moore County Middle School Raiderettes as the girls from Lynchburg brought home a 13-5 victory. It was the Raiderettes’ win from the get-go as Moore County went up 11-1 after three with the Rockets making their only real noise in the fourth with a four-run bottom of the fourth. Moore County got most of it back in the top of the fifth was two runs.
Raiderettes win on eight grade night

Raiderettes win on eight grade night
Raiderettes down Dawgs in score fest

Cornersville and Moore County combined for 27 hits and 10 errors in an offensive tilt won by the Raiderettes 17-11.
