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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. They include: Protecting Employees • Wear face coverings and gloves • Report any symptoms of illness to supervisor • Follow daily sanitation protocols Protecting...
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Governor opens restaurants, retail businesses next week
Friday, Gov. Bill Lee issued the first steps from the “Tennessee Pledge,”... Read more of this story
Fruehauf named THCA volunteer of the year
By Elena Cawley The Tullahoma News For 18 years, Eric Fruehauf of... Read more of this story
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Pinwheel project raises awareness of child abuse
Every day in our country 1,900 children are abused. Child abuse continues to be prevalent in our society with one in ten children being
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Lynchburg Drug Store Still Going Strong
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Man visits with local First Responders that saved his life
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4-H teaches kids to cook
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Lynchburg girl doing well after second heart transplant
Never, never, never give up When Read more
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Tennova Healthcare – Harton and UnitedHealthcare Reach New Agreement
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Moore County Resource Center Public Meeting is Slated
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The Lynchburg Winery’s Breast Cancer Awareness event
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Women exhibit different set of symptoms during a Heart Attack
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Raiders Rally but Lose First Game of Season
It was heartbreak on Tiger Hill. Moore County scored 22 second-half points to rally and tie Fayetteville City only to watch the Tigers
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Arts Center Celebrates Arts and Humanities Month
The Tullahoma Art Center joins thousands Read more
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Council approves seeking $2.5 million loan to repair sewers
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Cumberland Springs was once a popular resort
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Music Fest to feature Igniter artists
The second annual Lynchburg Music Fest, Read more
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Two more added to Music Fest lineup
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Jeff Arnett steps down as Jack Daniel’s Master Distiller
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Metro gets $854K in grant money
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Josh Turner announced as Lynchburg Music Fest Friday headliner
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Cumberland Springs was once a popular resort
By Joe M. Casey Originally Published Thursday, July 5, 2015 The Moore County News Cumberland Springs was once a popular and well-known summer resort,
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Jeff Arnett steps down as Jack Daniel’s Master Distiller
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Life of a small-town sheriff could be life-and-death situation
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A visitor’s day in Lynchburg
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Little Richard, Lynchburg resident and rock and roll architect, dies at 87
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Lynchburg resident Roxie Wood celebrates 100th birthday
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The gift of life
Penny Bowen’s new kidney was just Read more
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Inaugural Queen Bee Pageant creating a buzz
By David Knox The inaugural Queen Read more
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TN Promise FAFSA filing deadline is Feb. 1
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