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Northam announces Panaceutics' $5.8 million plans for Pittsylvania County

RINGGOLD – Governor Ralph Northam stopped by Pittsylvania County late Tuesday morning to announce a startup company’s plans to invest $5.8 million into the area.

 

Some area school divisions to provide students structured gun violence protests

As students across the country prepare coordinated walkouts next week in protest of gun violence at schools, public school divisions in Lynchburg and Nelson and Amherst counties are providing structured opportunities for students to express sympathy for the victims of…

 

Advisory group hopes to change perceptions of slave life at Poplar Forest

A third advisory council tasked to aid Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest is tackling how the story of former enslaved people at the historical site in Forest is perceived by visitors.

 

Suspects in two robberies, one rape indicted in Lynchburg

A Lynchburg grand jury returned indictments Monday related to two city robberies and one rape case.

 

Program trains people to promote health in faith communities

A pilot program for an adult wellness center at Cross Road Baptist Church in Evington is just the latest example of how churches are caring for more than congregants’ souls.

 

Foster won't seek re-election to Lynchburg City Council

Lynchburg Mayor Joan Foster will not seek another term on Lynchburg City Council.

 

Some Lynchburg water coming from James River after waterline break

Due to a break in the raw waterline from the Pedlar Reservoir, the city of Lynchburg is now drawing 50 percent of its water from the James River, according to the Lynchburg Department of Water Resources.

 

Some wintry implications in days ahead

When it was in the 80s on Feb. 22, you knew deep down that we wouldn't march into spring without at least some wintry flirtations in the weeks ahead.

 

Lynchburg man fatally shot

A Lynchburg man died after being shot Sunday night, police said.

 

As Atlantic Coast Pipeline moves to construction, groups urge Northam to act

More than a year ago, as he was attempting to fend off a primary challenge from an opponent dead set against the Atlantic Coast and Mountain Valley pipelines, then-Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam called for the contentious projects to “be held…

 

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