Blake Redferrin at sound check here in Lynchburg.
The Headless Horseman made an appearance tonight on the Lynchburg Square.
Jacob Gray of Lynchburg took his turn driving a vintage John Deere at the Tractor Show. It’s another new event from this year at Frontier Days.
Lynchburg Chamber Vice President Marcy Hoogstraten Smith took a turn at the Ladies Skillet Toss. It went 38 feet y’all!
Guys, these kiddos are having a blast on the pirate ship ride.
With Sia’s “Unstoppable” blaring in the background the Moore County Raiderettes took a curtain call around the Lynchburg Square on their way to play McKenzie in a state tournament qualifying game. Tip off is a 7 p.m. #letsgoblue
#throwbackthursday | What might Jasper Newton Daniel have looked like while sipping a Tansy Julep amongst friends in Lynchburg? Well thanks to this cool My Heritage animation, we can guess. Thanks to John Franklin Parkes and the Moore County Historical Society for the idea.
Bridge off Motlow Barns Road
The bridge at the Nolen home off Motlow Barns Road is taking on significant flooding. Use caution when traveling there overnight and in the a.m.
It’s the first day of school in Lynchburg, which means Moore County’s dancing deputy, Arthur Barad, is out in front of MCHS making sure everyone arrives safe. Give him a big wave as you pass by.
Folks in Moore County gave the Raiders quite the send off. They are headed to the program’s first ever state tournament appearance. They play South Pittsburg today at 4 p.m.