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City man to serve 50 years in shooting case

A Lynchburg man will spend 50 years behind bars for leaving a victim with lasting impairments after shooting him six times in March 2015.

 

Lynchburg Democratic Committee chair running for City Council

A familiar face has joined the growing list of candidates vying for City Council.

 

Three 6th District candidates cry foul after GOP forum at Liberty University

Three Republican candidates are crying foul following a 6th District forum this past weekend at Liberty University.

 

Regional transportation officials to study possibility of inter-city van pool

A new way to travel between Lynchburg and other cities is under study by regional transportation officials.

 

Man sentenced to five years in Appomattox overdose death

APPOMATTOX — A drug overdose that killed an Appomattox County man in October 2016 led to five years’ imprisonment for the man who connected him with those drugs.

 

Linkhorne Middle School gets new interim principal

As of Wednesday, Linkhorne Middle School has a new acting principal.

 

Graham connected to Liberty University

The Rev. Billy Graham had ties to Liberty University, as noted by LU President Jerry Falwell Jr. on social media.

 

Sicilian-style pizza coming to downtown Lynchburg

A new pizzeria will open on Lynchburg’s Fifth Street corridor come March.

 

Microbrewery opening in Appomattox

A new microbrewery is coming to Appomattox this April.

 

Williams Road to close briefly next week

Williams Road between Trents Ferry and V.E.S. roads will be closed to through traffic daily Feb. 27 through March 1 from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. for the installation of a new water and sewer service, according to a news…

 

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