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City police: Domestic assault leads to attempted murder charge

A city man has been charged with attempted murder following police response to a domestic assault.

 

Roseland man faces grand larceny charges in Amherst County

A Nelson County man was arrested last Tuesday on multiple counts of grand larceny in Amherst County.

 

Arming teachers gets mixed reviews from Lynchburg area educators, law enforcement

In the wake of the Parkland, Florida, high school massacre last month that left 17 dead and 15 injured, the nation has erupted over proposals to arm teachers.

 

High wind warning Thursday PM to Saturday; some 60 mph gusts likely

Get your loose objects inside and make sure you have extra flashlights, batteries and blankets (especially if you already know you are in a location that often loses power during strong winds).

 

Amherst County EDA backs lifting residency requirement for members

As Amherst County officials consider a possible requirement that potential candidates for the county’s Economic Development Authority must live in the county, the authority is lobbying for the county to consider at-large appointments for all seven seats.

 

One displaced, cats perish in house fire

A Thaxton woman was displaced Thursday after a fire broke out at her Rocky Ford Road home off U.S. 460.

 

Evington-based Sonny Merryman Inc. expanding into Richmond area

An Evington-based bus company is expanding into the Richmond area.

 

Title IX charges against LU dropped; defamation claims remain

Title IX claims against Liberty University were voluntarily dropped Tuesday, but defamation charges remain in individual lawsuits brought by three former football players who left the school in 2016.

 

BWX Technologies reports fourth-quarter loss

Lynchburg-based nuclear-services firm BWX Technologies reported this week a fourth-quarter loss of $15.5 million, or 16 cents per share, compared to a profit of $34 million, or 34 cents per share, in the fourth quarter of 2016.

 

Amherst school division continues gathering input from stakeholders on new chief

AMHERST — The search for Amherst County Public Schools’ next superintendent has yielded more than 650 online responses and feedback from 75 face-to-face interviews during a recent three-day period, a consultant assisting schools officials in the upcoming hire said Wednesday.

 

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