
What Greenbelt can do to a tax assessment
Shaun Sherrill explains how Greenbelt changes Moore County, including use value, homesites, eligibility, and rollback taxes.
News

Enrollment, special-ed needs stretch Moore County schools
System remains ahead of 2025 enrollment as the BOE adds a special-ed assistant, welcomes back Greg Thompson, and tackles fall projects.

Humble Baron ordered into Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Federal judge hears evidence concerning unauthorized transfers, insider transactions, years of losses, and removed equipment.

Before winter settles in, DREMC offers a little help
Free Home Energy Workshops return in October, offering insights on reducing energy use and TVA EnergyRight rebates.

Can-Do Spirit: Jack mixes Tennessee Blackberry, lemonade
Tennessee Blackberry helped lift whiskey sales last year. Now Jack Daniel’s is carrying the flavor into the cooler.

Old No. 7 holds steady as Brown-Forman sales slip
Brown-Forman sales fell 1% in the first quarter of fiscal 2027, but Jack Daniel’s held steady worldwide, gained in U.S.

Jack Daniel’s faces another Canadian hurdle
Saskatchewan added a 50% levy on U.S.-made alcohol Sept. 8, adding another obstacle for Tennessee whiskey in Canada.

Jack Daniel’s water needs test MUD capacity
South Bottling plant closed Aug. 31 after a leak drained fire-protection tanks, forcing MUD to balance refill against water pressure.

MUD OKs line project, pushes developer policy forward
Greg Guinn will lead MUD as board moves forward with $583K project, new rules governing utility costs tied to development.
Sports

Moore County tennis left without a court
Tennis program needs a new place to practice, at least four courts to host matches as officials begin discussing possible solutions.

Raiders open Region 5 play Friday at HuntLand
There is the Region opener. Then there is HuntLand. Moore County gets both at once – with the first Majors Cup riding on it.

Big plays sink Raiders in 27-14 loss
Battle Creek used four explosive touchdowns to beat Moore County on Friday night, dropping the Raiders to 1-3.
Opinion

The Power of Repair
Trust takes time to rebuild, but reconciliation can bring a depth that easier relationships never had to earn.

Enough Begins When God Becomes the Goal
What happens when accomplishment no longer feels like enough? A reflection on faith, purpose, and redefining success.

The Next Snap Still Belongs to You
After two lopsided losses, this young Raiders football team is still rebuilding, learning, and finding its footing.
Features

What Greenbelt can do to a tax assessment
Shaun Sherrill explains how Greenbelt changes Moore County, including use value, homesites, eligibility, and rollback taxes.

Bourbon’s long road to an American tradition
National Bourbon Heritage Month traces a whiskey uniquely shaped in the U.S. – with a modern chapter unfolding in Lynchburg.

Fall fun, chili, and a place by the fire at New Life
Pumpkin bowling, chili, campfire s’mores, and family games fill the evening at free community fall festival.

The Larder: Spinach Artichoke Dip
A top-tier dip that earns a starting spot on every game-day table and never leaves a chip behind.

When ‘I’m Fine’ Isn’t Fine
Rural teens face added barriers to mental health care. Here’s how families can start conversations and know when to seek help.

Three illnesses that hit harder as we age
Older adults face greater risks from shingles, pneumococcal disease, and RSV. Here’s how families can prepare before illness strikes.


