New Life is calling the festival “Faith, Fun & Fall Memories,” but the evening itself is pretty simple. Families can wander through the games, find something to eat, and stay a while if the fire turns ...

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

The Observer’s coverage of Moore County sports — with game stories, previews, stats, analysis, and the athletes behind the scores.

Warm spinach artichoke dip is one of those dishes that disappears from the table regardless of who made it or how it was served. It shows up at restaurants as an appetizer, at potlucks as the thing ...

Among the whirlwind of activity surrounding Uncle Nearest and Nearest Green Distillery, one significant change has flown under the radar: Founder Fawn Weaver is out as “The People’s CEO,” her ...

The Observer’s coverage of the public boards, budgets, taxes, development, and the decisions shaping life in Lynchburg.

Older adults face greater risks from shingles, pneumococcal disease, and RSV. Here’s how families can prepare before illness strikes.

Twenty-five years later, we still grapple with the wars, laws, security measures, and health consequences that followed the attacks.

Health coverage from the Observer brings practical, local reporting on aging, mental health, and issues that matter to Moore County families.

Moore County could go far beyond machines with wash-dry-fold, pickup and delivery, commercial and hospitality accounts.

A mobile repair and fab business could serve local farms while reaching customers across the surrounding 45-minute market.

Paxson Embrey’s versatility and new tight-end committee highlight Raiders’ effort to become a more physical football team.