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6th District Democrat asks Lynchburg prosecutor to investigate rival's filing for primary

A Democratic candidate for Congress in the district of retiring Republican Rep. Bob Goodlatte is asking the Lynchburg prosecutor to investigate another Democratic candidate and the local party chairwoman over their handling of the process for candidates to get on…

 

Man sentenced in June standoff in Campbell County

RUSTBURG — An overnight standoff with Campbell County law enforcement in June led to a three-and-a-half-year sentence for a man convicted of maliciously firing a gun in his home.

 

Jail officer assault adds four more years to inmate's sentence

AMHERST — A Lynchburg man who was convicted of assaulting jail guards will spend four more years behind bars on top of time he’s already serving from a drunken-driving crash that killed a woman.

 

Children's storybook garden coming to Bedford

The Wharton Memorial Foundation, a neighbor of the Bedford Central Library in the town of Bedford, has found a way to marry its two loves — books and flowers — to create a children’s storybook garden in the Wharton Garden…

 

New condos coming to Commerce Street in Lynchburg

A downtown developer plans to open condominiums next summer.

 

Framatome moves headquarters to Lynchburg from Charlotte, North Carolina

Framatome’s North American corporate headquarters are in Lynchburg as of today.

 

Kegney Brothers remains closed; notice on door says taxes unpaid

Kegney Brothers, an Irish-style pub and restaurant on Main Street in Lynchburg, has been closed.

 

Gov. Northam evaluating a bill that would give Virginia nurse practitioners more autonomy

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Most Virginia nurse practitioners could gain the autonomy to practice without a physician's oversight if Gov. Ralph Northam signs a bill the General Assembly passed with near-unanimous support.

 

Lynchburg marks 50th anniversary of King's death with event at EC Glass

When Chuck Moran was 11 years old, he traveled from Charlottesville to Lynchburg with his family to listen to a speech from civil rights activist the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. at E.C. Glass High School on March 27, 1962.

 

Campbell supervisors discuss hiring real estate agent, broadband issues

RUSTBURG — The Campbell County Board of Supervisors is keeping county staff busy after requesting County Administrator Frank Rogers and his team to look into several issues — including hiring a commercial real estate agent to market 302 acres of…

 

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