Investigators say Rose sold marijuana twice on school property to an undercover officer.

Amherst County officials are set to hear the first reading of a proposed ordinance today that could give deputies more leeway in enforcing noise violations

A defining moment in Capt. Cindy Caldwell’s career happened on the railing of a highway bridge

Until the time he headed off to college Andrew Oldham’s future career of choice always involved medicine

The E.C. Glass Foundation wants to help teachers get what they need to pursue leadership, and the foundation wants to do it while celebrating the tenure of a Glass legacy — Susan Morrison

A new veterans clinic is set to open today in Lynchburg.

Renaissance Theater will hold open auditions for “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” next week.

The fire started in the kitchen area, he said, though no cause has been determined. 

Famous Hill City astronaut and Heritage High School alum Leland Melvin will be back in his hometown next week — and at the Heritage-E.C. Glass football game

Students who headed back to Heritage High School this week may have noticed a change or two in their daily routine

Governor Timothy M. Kaine today announced that Graham Packaging Company, L.P., a global leader in the design, sale and manufacture of custom blow-molded plastic containers, will invest $12.07 million to expand its manufacturing facility in the Town of Altavista in Campbell County, creating 10 jobs

A California man who has purchased several historic buildings in Lynchburg now is interested in reviving a former school building in Madison Heights

Law enforcement officers face ethical decisions on matters of life and death as a part of their job.

We hear it all the time, in political speeches, graduation speeches and sermons: One person can make a difference.  Sometimes, it even turns out to be true. Meet Danielle Copeland.

Appalachian Power says a transformer on Route 460 in Bedford was knocked out early Thursday morning.

Community collaboration has brought an inclusive pre-K environment with both developmentally delayed and typically developing children to Presbyterian Homes & Family Services

Two new degree and diploma programs offered at the Lynchburg campus of National College aim to fill a local need for workers in information technology

For the second time, the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office has been reaccredited through the Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission

Amherst County officials began planning to increase the county’s water supply availability just after a drought in 1999

The school’s annual Summer Transition Program helps incoming students get to know one another and learn how to succeed in college life. 

The Virginia Teachers for Tomorrow program is geared toward helping school divisions develop their own teachers

Stairwell construction at Lynchburg’s midtown parking deck will close a portion of Ninth Street

Back-to-school starts today for many local public schools. Here’s a quick look at what’s new.

Sen. Barack Obama’s unexpected visit marked the first time in almost 50 years Lynchburg has been noticed by a national Democratic candidate

Back-to-school starts today for most area public schools. Here’s a quick look at what’s new.

Area school districts, including Lynchburg, were confronted with a significant loss last year — veteran teachers turned retirees.

A man who died while in the custody of Amherst County Sheriff’s deputies in 2005 was acquitted by reason of insanity in a 1997 Richmond homicide and committed to a state mental hospital, newly released records show

Leaders from Churches United for Service have no plans to slack off in their efforts to diminish violence in Lynchburg

The fire is now out

If approved, the big-box ordinance will allow the city to exercise greater oversight over future large-scale commercial development.