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Moore County fundraisers put support to work

Moore County fundraisers put support to work

Aug 27, 2026 | Education, Features, LES, Lynchburg Elementary School, MCHS, Moore County High School

From Saturday at Woodards to fall flowers and Book Buddy Lanyards, local families have several ways to pitch in.

The Big Yellow Pause

The Big Yellow Pause

Aug 6, 2026 | Education, Features, LES, Lynchburg Elementary School, MCHS, Moore County High School

Moore County Schools carries 478 bus riders across 12 routes as students and motorists prepare for the first morning pickup.

Tax-free shopping returns July 31

Tax-free shopping returns July 31

Jul 22, 2026 | LES, MCHS, Motlow State, News

State’s three-day sales tax holiday comes just before Moore County Schools’ Aug. 5 registration day.

Applications open for Pre-K 619 Program

Applications open for Pre-K 619 Program

Apr 13, 2026 | LES, News

Parents’ handbook details peer-model tuition, enrollment requirements, daily routines, and behavior standards.

Mandatory firearm safety lessons to begin

Mandatory firearm safety lessons to begin

Oct 3, 2025 | Government, LES, MCHS

The law, TCA § 49-6-1016, passed in 2024, aims to provide students with practical, age-appropriate safety skills without engaging in political debates over gun rights or restrictions.

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