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If You Lost a Loved One to COVID, You Can Receive Financial Help
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is encouraging those who have lost a loved one due to COVID-19 to apply for COVID-19 Funeral Assistance. Many people lost money during the pandemic, and funerals are an additional financial strain that many had to suffer. This program can help to alleviate...
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Health Department Press Release
Moore County Health Department Offers Extended Hours to Increase Access to COVID-19... Read more of this story
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Old Health Department Is Put to Rest
By Sarah Raymond After more than three decades of use, the dilapidated... Read more of this story
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Restaurants open Monday, with guidelines
Gov. Bill Lee said Friday that restaurants may open Monday, April 27, but with guidelines the establishments should follow, per his new Tennessee Pledge.
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Governor opens restaurants, retail businesses next week
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Fruehauf named THCA volunteer of the year
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Pinwheel project raises awareness of child abuse
Every day in our country 1,900 Read more
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Lynchburg Drug Store Still Going Strong
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Man visits with local First Responders that saved his life
James Baily recently returned to Lynchburg Read more
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4-H teaches kids to cook
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Lynchburg girl doing well after second heart transplant
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Tennova Healthcare – Harton and UnitedHealthcare Reach New Agreement
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Claybusters headed to State
Lynchburg 4-H Claybusters Invited to Compete at State Competition By Alex Sparks Brandon Sisk and William Smith qualified to compete at the 2021 4-H
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4-H Fun with Fashion Show
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A look back as Jack looks forward
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What more could a County Boy want?
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Moore County will REMEMBER
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A Visit with Dianne Dickey
A visit with Dianne Dickey Her Read more
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Mayor Proclaims September Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
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Lynchburg lends helping hand to Waverly
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From the Civil War to Today: Finding HOPE at The Hopestead
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A VISIT WITH JOHN BATES
A VISIT WITH JOHN BATES I don’t think it is documented in any book or it is a State law, but I am pretty
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A Visit with Meredith Burton
A Little bit of HOPE by Read more
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Claybusters headed to State
Lynchburg 4-H Claybusters Invited to Compete Read more
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4-H Fun with Fashion Show
4-H Fun with Fashion Show By Read more
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A visit with Missy Woodard
A visit with Missy Woodard By Read more
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A look back as Jack looks forward
A look back as Jack looks Read more
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What more could a County Boy want?
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A Visit with Dorothy Eady
A Visit with Dorothy Eady By Read more
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Moore County will REMEMBER
By Amy Hope The Read more
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