August 23, 2026
Local News
Sheriff begins new term at full speed
Sheriff Tyler Hatfield is starting off his new term full speed ahead. More accurately, he never slowed down for the election. One big item on his plate is the jail renovation, with work to begin on September 7. Currently, he is sourcing the new kitchen appliances, and hunting down the best prices.
Pink water alarms residents
Some Moore County residents may have noticed their water having a pink tinge to it recently. That pink tint comes from potassium permanganate being added to the Tims Ford Lake water Moore County uses as our water source.
Bonnaroo taking a year off in 2027
After weeks of speculation about its future, organizers of the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival have announced the music festival will be taking 2027 off. “To our Bonnaroo Family, thank…
Lynchburg Harley-Davidson plans Poker Run and Bike Night events
Lynchburg’s Harley-Davidson store is set for its second annual Poker Run on Saturday, August 22nd this year. Just as last year, proceeds will go to benefit Friends of Animals. This…
Sales tax referendum planned for November ballot
Metro Council discussed whether or not to try once again to pass a $.0025 sales tax increase on the November ballot at Monday’s meeting. That would raise Moore County’s sales tax to 9.75%, the same as every county surrounding Moore County. If passed, the tax increase would amount to an extra quarter on a $100 purchase.
Look to the skies – Lunar eclipse Aug. 27
Look to the skies on Wednesday evening, Aug. 27 and you will get to witness a rare celestial phenomenon as a lunar eclipse will be viewable in middle Tennessee.
Study shows 251 households below poverty level
The United Ways of Tennessee has released a report that reveals well over 251 households are under the poverty level in Moore County with another… Login to continue reading Login…
Denby gets Planning and Zoning recommendation
Denby’s J and J Construction appeared before the Planning and Zoning Commission at the August meeting for another attempt to have their property on… Login to continue reading Login…
Gateway continues legal maneuvers
The Gateway Development Corporation continues with their legal actions. Lawsuit challenging the county’s zoning amendment? Check. Public records request for targeted members Dexter Golden,… Login to continue reading Login…
Stewart, Hatfield reelected in landslides
The jobs of mayor and sheriff will held by familiar faces as both Mayor Sloan Stewart and Sheriff Tyler Hatfield won reelection this past week. In the race for Metro…