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CITY OF LYNCHBURG


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Lynchburg officials warning residents about EBT card scams

Read full article: Lynchburg officials warning residents about EBT card scams

The City of Lynchburg’s Department of Human Services is warning the public about a nationwide EBT scam that is affecting people here at home.

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WATCH: Riverfront Park Amphitheater construction underway

Read full article: WATCH: Riverfront Park Amphitheater construction underway

An exciting development in downtown Lynchburg. Construction crews have raised the first steel hoop on the new Riverfront Park amphitheater project.

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Pothole patching on Route 460/29 in Campbell County causes overnight mobile lane closures

Read full article: Pothole patching on Route 460/29 in Campbell County causes overnight mobile lane closures

VDOT crews are working to patch potholes on Route 460/29 from the Bedford County/Campbell County Line to Route 726, or Mt.Athos Road.

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Man found guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter in connection with Lynchburg Dollar General shooting

Read full article: Man found guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter in connection with Lynchburg Dollar General shooting

Caleb Spinner was found guilty by a jury of Volunatary Manslaughter in connection with a 2022 shooting at a Lynchburg Dollar General that left 28-year-old Trevor Weeks dead.

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Lynchburg man sentenced to 10 years for juvenile gang recruitment and other offenses

Read full article: Lynchburg man sentenced to 10 years for juvenile gang recruitment and other offenses

A 25-year-old Lynchburg man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for recruiting at least 4 juveniles into a criminal street gang and possessing a firearm after being convicted of a felony offense pursuant to a plea agreement reflecting a sentence that was double the high end of his sentencing guidelines, the Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Lynchburg announced Wednesday.

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Campbell County Planning Commission votes against landfill rezoning request

Read full article: Campbell County Planning Commission votes against landfill rezoning request

It’s a “no” to the landfill rezoning request from Campbell County’s planning commission.

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A Lifeline in the Cold: Lynchburg’s Salvation Army Warming Center

Read full article: A Lifeline in the Cold: Lynchburg’s Salvation Army Warming Center

As freezing temperatures sweep across Southwest Virginia, the risk to those without shelter continues to rise. In response, the City of Lynchburg has partnered with the Salvation Army to open an overnight warming shelter, providing essential relief to some of the community’s most vulnerable residents.

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Resources in our area for those seeking warmth this winter

Read full article: Resources in our area for those seeking warmth this winter

These bitter temperatures could spell serious trouble for people without reliable shelter, but help is available in our communities.

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Campbell County Planning Commission public hearing set Monday for controversial landfill expansion

Read full article: Campbell County Planning Commission public hearing set Monday for controversial landfill expansion

Rezoning proposal seeks to extend landfill lifespan by 24 years

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Plans underway to reimagine old White Rock school

Read full article: Plans underway to reimagine old White Rock school

The City of Lynchburg is beginning the process of making over the former White Rock Elementary School.

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Lynchburg business owners, locals optimistic amid Main Street construction

Read full article: Lynchburg business owners, locals optimistic amid Main Street construction

As crews work to replace underground utilities in downtown Lynchburg, 10 News spoke with locals and business owners to see how they're adjusting.

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Lynchburg reopens cooling centers during heat wave

Read full article: Lynchburg reopens cooling centers during heat wave

Lynchburg has reopened several cooling centers, including libraries and the Community Market, to provide relief and free water to vulnerable populations during a heatwave.

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Virginia Primary Election results for Lynchburg on June 18, 2024

Read full article: Virginia Primary Election results for Lynchburg on June 18, 2024

The 2024 Primary Election will be held on June 18. You can find the results for the City of Lynchburg here.

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Brother of 12-year-old Lynchburg girl, who was fatally shot, to be tried as an adult

Read full article: Brother of 12-year-old Lynchburg girl, who was fatally shot, to be tried as an adult

Marquel Solomon, the brother of a 12-year-old Lynchburg girl, who was shot and killed in her home last year, will be tried as an adult, according to Bethany Harrison, the Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Lynchburg.

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Lynchburg veterans hope to bring three new tributes to Monument Terrace

Read full article: Lynchburg veterans hope to bring three new tributes to Monument Terrace

Veterans in Lynchburg are hoping to bring in new additions to Monument Terrace to recognize both the Gulf War and the Global War on Terror.

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Elections office recommends early voting this year

Read full article: Elections office recommends early voting this year

Early voting is set to begin for the presidential primaries on Friday.

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Liberty’s Chadwell named a finalist for the Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant Coach of the Year Award

Read full article: Liberty’s Chadwell named a finalist for the Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant Coach of the Year Award

Liberty head football coach Jamey Chadwell was named one of the eight finalists for the 2023 Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year Award.

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Second shooting of woman by Lynchburg Police justified, report says

Read full article: Second shooting of woman by Lynchburg Police justified, report says

The use of deadly force in an officer-involved shooting that occurred in September of 2023 has been deemed justifiable, according to the Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Lynchburg, Bethany Harrison.

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Iron & Ale shooting suspect undergoes mental health evaluation ahead of trial

Read full article: Iron & Ale shooting suspect undergoes mental health evaluation ahead of trial

The trial for a man accused of shooting and killing an employee at Lynchburg’s Iron & Ale restaurant last November has been put on hold.

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ALL CLEAR: Weather Authority Alert Day expired; storms more sporadic Friday afternoon

Read full article: ALL CLEAR: Weather Authority Alert Day expired; storms more sporadic Friday afternoon

Stay safe and weather aware with us through the evening

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Lynchburg City Schools seeking community input on ways to improve school facilities

Read full article: Lynchburg City Schools seeking community input on ways to improve school facilities

As Lynchburg City Schools works to improve its facilities, it wants community members to be a part of the conversation.

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No charges to be placed after fatal collision that left Lynchburg 3-year-old dead

Read full article: No charges to be placed after fatal collision that left Lynchburg 3-year-old dead

Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Lynchburg, Dianna Baker, has released her report on the April 18, 2023 fatal collision that left a Lynchburg three-year-old dead.

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18-year-old sentenced for charges in connection with October 2021 Lynchburg armed robbery

Read full article: 18-year-old sentenced for charges in connection with October 2021 Lynchburg armed robbery

An 18-year-old was sentenced for his role in an October 2021 armed robbery in Lynchburg, according to the Lynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney.

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86-year-old Lynchburg man found safe, unharmed

Read full article: 86-year-old Lynchburg man found safe, unharmed

The Lynchburg Police Department searching for an 86-year-old Lynchburg man with dementia who was reported missing on Thursday afternoon.

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Take a trip around the world this weekend at the Lynchburg International Festival

Read full article: Take a trip around the world this weekend at the Lynchburg International Festival

This is an opportunity to learn about different cultures, right here in our own community.

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Part of Commerce Street in Lynchburg will be closed for 2 to 3 months due to construction

Read full article: Part of Commerce Street in Lynchburg will be closed for 2 to 3 months due to construction

Parts of Commerce Street in Lynchburg will be closed for two to three months as construction gets underway, according to the City of Lynchburg.

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Liberty set to build new fire station on school land, rent to city to use

Read full article: Liberty set to build new fire station on school land, rent to city to use

Liberty University is proposing a partnership with the city of Lynchburg for a new fire station.

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Lynchburg community gathers for Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Walk

Read full article: Lynchburg community gathers for Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Walk

The walk goes down 5th Street, honorarily designated as Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

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Lynchburg officer’s use of deadly force in shooting was not excessive, Commonwealth’s Attorney says

Read full article: Lynchburg officer’s use of deadly force in shooting was not excessive, Commonwealth’s Attorney says

The Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Lynchburg has determined that one officer’s use of deadly force in a December officer-involved shooting was not excessive.

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City of Lynchburg opens applications for James River Arts and Culture District Program

Read full article: City of Lynchburg opens applications for James River Arts and Culture District Program

The City of Lynchburg has opened applications for its James River Arts & Culture Program for 2023.

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Lynchburg man sentenced to over 16 years for assaulting several law enforcement officers in 2021

Read full article: Lynchburg man sentenced to over 16 years for assaulting several law enforcement officers in 2021

A Lynchburg man has been sentenced after assaulting several law enforcement officers in 2021, according to Bethany Harrison, Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Lynchburg.

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WATCH: City of Lynchburg holds press conference on violent crime

Read full article: WATCH: City of Lynchburg holds press conference on violent crime

At 3:00 p.m., the City of Lynchburg will conduct a press conference at the Lynchburg Police Department’s West Building, 805 Court Street, in the conference room. City Manager Wynter C. Benda and Lynchburg Police Chief Ryan Zuidema will address the recent violent crime in the City of Lynchburg.

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VDH says HIV positive cases are on the rise in the City of Lynchburg

Read full article: VDH says HIV positive cases are on the rise in the City of Lynchburg

Data analysts at the Virginia Department of Health are reporting a rise in HIV-positive cases in the City of Lynchburg.

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Lynchburg authorities investigating reports of antisemitic fliers, suspicious activity

Read full article: Lynchburg authorities investigating reports of antisemitic fliers, suspicious activity

Authorities are investigating reports of suspicious activity involving antisemitic fliers throughout the City of Lynchburg, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.

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Lynchburg unveils first fleet of all-electric vehicles

Read full article: Lynchburg unveils first fleet of all-electric vehicles

The Chevy Bolt EUVs are meant to save the environment and save some money.

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Lynchburg city employees can now ride GLTC buses for free

Read full article: Lynchburg city employees can now ride GLTC buses for free

Leaders said the idea started when the city manager spoke with employees in different departments who were having trouble getting to work.

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Lynchburg announces seven new digital information kiosks throughout the city

Read full article: Lynchburg announces seven new digital information kiosks throughout the city

In an effort to promote tourism in the city, Lynchburg has introduced a new way for residents and tourists to learn more about the area.

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Lynchburg’s Downstream Swinging Bridge closed for construction

Read full article: Lynchburg’s Downstream Swinging Bridge closed for construction

Construction is underway on Lynchburg’s Downstream Swinging Bridge and nearby trail access points are closed.

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Lynchburg rescue crews return home after being deployed to Buchanan County

Read full article: Lynchburg rescue crews return home after being deployed to Buchanan County

Members of the Lynchburg Fire Department’s Urban Search and Rescue Team are back home after being deployed to Buchanan County for the second time in less than a year.

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Lynchburg City Council approves over $700,000 in grants to redevelop neighborhoods

Read full article: Lynchburg City Council approves over $700,000 in grants to redevelop neighborhoods

The annual grants are funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development for different projects, including public service activities and housing.

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Lynchburg leaders consider new ordinance to take care of run-down homes

Read full article: Lynchburg leaders consider new ordinance to take care of run-down homes

Condemned houses are raising concern in several Lynchburg neighborhoods.

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Juveniles identified as suspects in multiple vehicle thefts in Bedford County, Lynchburg

Read full article: Juveniles identified as suspects in multiple vehicle thefts in Bedford County, Lynchburg

Multiple juveniles have been marked as suspects in connection to a string of vehicle thefts in Bedford County and Lynchburg, according to the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office.

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Fun and safety helps Lynchburg’s Turkey Trot return to in-person race

Read full article: Fun and safety helps Lynchburg’s Turkey Trot return to in-person race

Proceeds from the event go to HumanKind. Every registration fee helps the nonprofit feed two families.

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Lynchburg Police moves officers to cover emergency calls as department sees 28 job vacancies

Read full article: Lynchburg Police moves officers to cover emergency calls as department sees 28 job vacancies

Those who live in Lynchburg may soon notice a longer wait time for police officers to respond because of a staffing shortage. Lynchburg Police Chief, Ryan Zuidma refers to it as the ‘perfect storm’- explaining what has led the department to have 28 officer vacancies.

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19-year-old arrested, charged in connection to series of fires set in Lynchburg in June

Read full article: 19-year-old arrested, charged in connection to series of fires set in Lynchburg in June

A man has been arrested and charged in connection to a series of fires set around the City of Lynchburg back in June, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.

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Artists needed for storm design contest in Lynchburg

Read full article: Artists needed for storm design contest in Lynchburg

Entries must be submitted by Aug. 31 for consideration.

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Lynchburg Legislative Delegation seeks funding for city’s aging combined sewer overflow system

Read full article: Lynchburg Legislative Delegation seeks funding for city’s aging combined sewer overflow system

The project will improve water quality and keep your bills down.

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Lynchburg Museum celebrates grand reopening

Read full article: Lynchburg Museum celebrates grand reopening

The museum, located at 901 Court St, is welcoming visitors back to learn more about the history of the Hill City.

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Lynchburg Public Works in need of workers

Read full article: Lynchburg Public Works in need of workers

If you’re looking for a job, Lynchburg Public Works is hiring in all divisions.

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Man convicted of charges in connection to February 2019 armed robbery in Lynchburg

Read full article: Man convicted of charges in connection to February 2019 armed robbery in Lynchburg

LYNCHBURG, Va. – A man is facing charges stemming from a 2019 armed robbery involving a cab driver in Lynchburg. On the night of Feb. 10, 2019, authorities said a cab driver picked up two male passengers in the 1600 block of Bedford Ave before driving them to their destination on Grayson Ave. The report detailed that the men both demanded money from the cab driver while threatening to kill him. In response, the cab driver gave him all his cash before the two men ran away. AdThe final sentencing hearing for these charges is set for June 19 at 1:30 p.m. in the Lynchburg Circuit Court.

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What’s News Today: Job fair, return to learn

Read full article: What’s News Today: Job fair, return to learn

Roanoke City Council will hold a public hearing tonight about banning firearms on city property. Roanoke Parks and Recreation holds a virtual job fair tonight. The City of Lynchburg begins the process of updating its Park and Recreation needs assessment and Comprehensive Park Master Plan today. AdSome Roanoke County students will to the classroom today. Fifth-grade students, who were receiving hybrid instruction, will be in-person four days a week starting today.

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Lynchburg restaurants adjust outdoor dining to survive winter months

Read full article: Lynchburg restaurants adjust outdoor dining to survive winter months

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Restaurants in Lynchburg are coping with the COVID-19 restrictions by adjusting the outdoor dining experience during the winter months. Henderson said capacity may be limited inside, but they basically have a full restaurant thanks to winterizing the outdoor space. Of course today’s beautiful, but we’ve seen a big drop with the weather,” Burgess said. The Office of Economic Development & Tourism is using CARES funding to purchase 50 heaters or reimburse owners for ones they bought. They also plan on accepting applications again starting Monday to help reimburse owner for heaters they purchased.

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Lynchburg City Council questioned whether to limit capacity during latest meeting

Read full article: Lynchburg City Council questioned whether to limit capacity during latest meeting

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Lynchburg City Council members will not be limiting capacity during meetings at this time. Vice Mayor Beau Wright made a motion Tuesday night, asking council if they should consider limiting the number of people, hours before the public was allowed into the open meeting. It was voted down 5-2. Wright says he brought up the issue because Bedford officials had just received a notice for violating Governor Ralph Northam’s executive order. Councilman Chris Faraldi, who voted against it, said limiting the number would infringe on the community’s rights.

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Construction begins to replace Lynchburg’s Link Road Bridge

Read full article: Construction begins to replace Lynchburg’s Link Road Bridge

LYNCHBURG, Va. – If you’re traveling around Lynchburg, there will now be a detour near Link Road. The city is replacing Link Road Bridge near Evergreen Road. The existing bridge was built in the 1950s and is one span with two lanes. “We’re actually raising the bridge up a couple of feet to take that transition out from Evergreen down. It also increases the floodplain in the area, too, so the bridge doesn’t get flooded,” said Edd Wood, construction coordinator for the City of Lynchburg.

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Lynchburg has 50 outdoor heaters to give to its restaurants that meet these 4 criteria

Read full article: Lynchburg has 50 outdoor heaters to give to its restaurants that meet these 4 criteria

Lynchburg’s Economic Development and Tourism department launched a ‘Winterization’ campaign. City officials purchased 50 heaters to give to qualifying restaurants to make outdoor dining feasible during the upcoming winter months. Lynchburg City Council has allocated a portion of the grant funding provided to the city through the federal CARES Act to provide heaters, or reimbursement of up to $1,000 for heaters already purchased, to local businesses with outdoor dining areas. “You can either request up to four heaters for your restaurant or, if you’ve already purchased heaters, we will reimburse those costs up to $1,000. For those seeking reimbursement, equipment must have been purchased after March 1 and must be for the purpose of extending outdoor dining season.

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Lynchburg officials say College Lake Dam is not near failing

Read full article: Lynchburg officials say College Lake Dam is not near failing

LYNCHBURG, Va. – UPDATEThe Flash Flood Warning for College Lake Dam in parts of Lynchburg has been canceled by the National Weather Service. UPDATEContrary to the National Weather Service’s warning, Lynchburg officials said College Lake Dam is not in danger. Director of Water Resources for the City of Lynchburg, Tim Mitchell, told 10 News the dam is not beginning to fail. The National Weather Service has mistakenly reported that there has been a break in the College Lake... Posted by City of Lynchburg, Virginia Government on Wednesday, November 11, 2020ORIGINAL STORYThe National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning in effect for the potential failure of the College Lake Dam in Lynchburg Wednesday afternoon. According to the official warning, dam operators reported the potential failure and life-threatening flash flooding at 1:09 p.m.Officials say if the dam does fail, the water depth would rise 17 feet in seven minutes.

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Family of murdered Lynchburg toddler files $150 million lawsuit against city

Read full article: Family of murdered Lynchburg toddler files $150 million lawsuit against city

LYNCHBURG, Va. – The family of a Lynchburg toddler who was killed in 2018 is suing the Lynchburg Department of Social Services. 22-month-old Amarah Lane was killed by her mother Fantasia Lane, who pleaded guilty to her daughter’s death and sentenced to 23 years in prison. [Lynchburg woman sentenced to 23 years in prison for murder of infant daughter]The lawsuit was filed back in August by Amarah’s biological father, Brenten Woody, and his mother Sonya Woody in the Roanoke City Circuit Court. The defendants in the lawsuit include the Lynchburg Department of Social Services, the City of Lynchburg and the Court Appointed Special Advocates of Central Virginia. The Woodys are asking for $150 million for damages.

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City of Lynchburg to distribute 20,000 masks and hand sanitizer bottles

Read full article: City of Lynchburg to distribute 20,000 masks and hand sanitizer bottles

LYNCHBURG, Va. – The City of Lynchburg is partnering with local nonprofits and Virginia’s Health Equity Taskforce to provide COVID-19 relief to residents. Nearly 20,000 bottles of hand sanitizer and masks will be distributed at Miller Park Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.About a dozen nonprofits will also be on hand to help residents with financial obligations including utilities, rent and job assistance. A group called Lynchburg Cares is spearheading the event and organizers want residents to know that assistance is available to them. “We really want to target those communities and people who are traditionally underserved and have a harder time getting access to these things,” said Piper VanDePerre of Lynchburg’s Department of Emergency ServicesCOVID-19 protocols will be followed and attendees are asked to wear masks.

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Lynchburg business owners have more time to apply for local CARES Act grant

Read full article: Lynchburg business owners have more time to apply for local CARES Act grant

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Lynchburg business owners have more time to apply for a local CARES Act grant. The City of Lynchburg extended its deadline to Oct. 30. You could receive a grant up to $20,000 as long as your business has at least one employee. The city council allocated four million dollars to the program. So far, 250 businesses have applied.

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North Carolina man files $2 million lawsuit against Lynchburg Police Department

Read full article: North Carolina man files $2 million lawsuit against Lynchburg Police Department

LYNCHBURG, Va. A North Carolina man is taking legal action after he said Lynchburg police used excessive force during his 2018 arrest. Larry Booker, of Winston-Salem, filed a $2 million federal lawsuit against the City of Lynchburg, the Lynchburg Police Department, the police chief and three officers, Luke Schartiger, Jonathan Bragg and Nathan Godsie. According to the Lynchburg Police Department, officers initiated a traffic stop at 3:23 p.m. for a car at the intersection of 17th and Floyd Streets that they said ran a stop sign. As police continued to try and detain Booker, the officers used their K-9, who bit Booker on the leg. In the lawsuit, Booker makes several claims of excessive force, conspiracy to violate civil rights, assault and battery, negligence, emotional distress and malicious prosecution.

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What’s News Today: new police chief, budget hearings

Read full article: What’s News Today: new police chief, budget hearings

ROANOKE, Va. – The City of Lynchburg holds a public hearing on its budget for the next fiscal year, which includes increases to water, sewer and trash collection fees. There is a limit on the number of people who will be allowed in council chambers. The Salem School Board could approve its budget for the next fiscal year. Sam Roman takes over today as Roanoke’s new police chief. He worked for the Roanoke Police Department for 25 years before leaving to become chief in Lexington.

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What's News Today: future of education, looking to the future

Read full article: What's News Today: future of education, looking to the future

Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be following today as they make headlines across the country and Southwest Virginia. The City of Lynchburg's Task Force on the Future of Education meets today. The town of Christiansburg wants your thoughts as it looks to the future. There's a public meeting tonight where you can give your thoughts about what you want to see in different parts of town, including downtown. You can give your thoughts at a public meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at Recreation Center.

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Man pleads guilty to burglary, attempted robbery, firearms charges for 2017 incident

Read full article: Man pleads guilty to burglary, attempted robbery, firearms charges for 2017 incident

LYNCHBURG, Va. - A man pleaded guilty Thursday to burglary, attempted robbery and firearms charges during a 2017 Lynchburg incident. The victim shot Saunders in his lower stomach, causing him to fall to the ground. Megginson overpowered the victim, took the victims gun and hit the victim in the head it. While at the hospital, Saunders told detectives that he went to the home to pick up marijuana from the victim. He claimed as he attempted to smell the marijuana, the victim shot him.

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