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Kroger adds ClickList online ordering to Boonsboro store

Kroger on Thursday debuted its online-ordering service ClickList at its Boonsboro store.

 

Lynchburg astronaut Melvin speaks on grit, tenacity and grace at Festival of the Book

His book, “Chasing Space,” was published last May, and it chronicles his journey from Pierce Street in Lynchburg to the cosmos.

 

For business of trash, study gives options to Pittsylvania County

CHATHAM — Pittsylvania County has to either hire out its landfill to take on the trash of other localities or continue losing money, concludes a consulting and design firm tasked with determining the operation’s financial woes.

 

5th District Democratic hopefuls gather at forum

Gun control, health care, education, poverty and economic development were the main topics during a forum Wednesday night in Danville for the four Democrat challengers for U.S. Rep. Tom Garrett’s 5th District congressional seat.

 

One of three defamation suits against Liberty University now resolved

Nearly a year after it was filed, the last part of a lawsuit brought by former Flames football player Cameron Jackson against Liberty University was resolved Tuesday in Lynchburg District Court.

 

Maryland man acquitted in Lynchburg child rape case

A Maryland man was acquitted of sex crimes against a child in Lynchburg on Wednesday after a two-day bench trial.

 

Bedford schools chief named 2017-18 regional superintendent of the year

Bedford County Public Schools Superintendent Doug Schuch was named the 2017-18 regional superintendent of the year by the Virginia Association of School Superintendents this week.

 

Officer shortage threatens LPD patrol duties

A staffing shortage at the Lynchburg Police Department has left the city without 30 sworn officers, threatening the department’s ability to respond quickly to 911 calls.

 

Massie: LCS needs to improve buildings, consider elementary school consolidation

As Lynchburg City Schools Interim Superintendent Larry Massie prepares to step down in the coming weeks, he has a few recommendations for the division, including taking a serious look at the capital improvement plan and considering consolidating some of the…

 

Heritage High School club works to start un-bee-lievable project

Heritage High School students might hear more buzz around the school as a club tries to raise money for beehives and an observatory beehive, a box with at least one transparent glass wall that lets people see what bees are…

 

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