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LU looks to increase campus recycling rates

A new initiative at Liberty University aims to improve recycling rates across campus.

 

Update: Downed trees close Lakeside Drive to traffic

UPDATE 8:02 p.m. Downed trees and powerlines have blocked traffic along Lakeside Drive in Lynchburg. Lynchburg Fire department trucks have closed the road to traffic

 

Mothers embrace family of slain Appomattox woman at vigil

In a show of maternal unity, dozens of mothers at an Appomattox County vigil stepped out of a large crowd of mourners Saturday night to embrace Sandra Henderson, the mother of 22-year-old Lisa Henderson who was found dead Tuesday nearly…

 

N&A earns dozens of awards at annual Virginia Press Association gathering

The News & Advance earned more than 30 awards Saturday evening at the annual Virginia Press Association Awards in Richmond, and the newspaper's advertising division was named the best among mid-sized daily newspapers in Virginia.

 

Severe storms risk on Sunday PM

The central U.S. experienced a severe storms outbreak on Friday. The complex storm system responsible for that will be pushing east and may bring some severe weather to Virginia late Sunday.

 

VUL reconfigures campus crime reports after questions of noncompliance

Virginia University of Lynchburg recently reconfigured its campus crime reports after a News & Advance review in March found the original documents in noncompliance with federal standards.

 

Madison Heights man sentenced to two years in assault case

A Madison Heights man was sentenced to nearly three years behind bars after pleading guilty Friday to abduction and assault of a female victim.

 

Governor not swayed by attempts to save CVTC

Despite the continued efforts of local legislators and families to stop the closure of the Central Virginia Training Center — which cares for 100 residents with severe intellectual and developmental disabilities as of April 2 — the state is moving…

 

Waivers help families get state services

Virginia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services would welcome more waivers.

 

Lynchburg Fire Department trains its next generation in 21-week recruit academy

In a dark, smoke-filled building, Megan Hopkins and Tammy Kelly were looking for a baby.

 

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