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Roanoke College reinstating football, adding cheerleading and marching band

Football is coming back to Roanoke College, along with the addition of cheerleading and marching band.

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Roanoke College reinstating football, adding cheerleading and marching band

PUBLIC SAFETY


Lynchburg City Schools, sheriff’s office await new city budget

A new tax rate in the city have some public services questions what impact it will have on them.

3 dead, 5 hospitalized after shootings at Michigan State University

Police say a man suspected of killing three people and wounding five more at Michigan State University on Monday night has died.

Franklin County gets more than $400k for public safety equipment

Those safety equipment needs being addressed in Franklin County include electric power tools, fire hoses, radios, and Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), according to the county’s release.

Lynchburg Fire Department gets new thermal imaging cameras

The cameras can scan large areas to find hazards and victims within seconds.

Lynchburg police, local leaders address gun violence in the city

Police plan to allocate more resources towards the patrol force to be more proactive.

Roanoke City Sheriff’s Office hosts ‘Faith and Blue’ event

The event is supposed to build the relationship between law enforcement and residents in the community.

Roanoke area neighborhoods celebrate National Night Out

A solid relationship between neighborhoods and public safety agencies is critical to maintaining a safe and healthy community, and National Night Out emphasizes just that.

Amherst County’s Director of Public Safety announces retirement, reflects on decades of service

Sam Bryant recently announced he’s retiring as Amherst County’s Director of Public Safety.

Virginia governor announces funding for law enforcement in schools

Governor Youngkin announced grants totaling $37.5M to support a wide range of criminal justice programs in schools and communities across Virginia.

Bedford County announces new Fire & Rescue director

The Bedford County native has spent 16 years with the department, and prior to that served 14 years at Bedford Memorial Hospital.

‘Trust your gut’: Police encourage ‘Safe Exchange Zones’ for meeting strangers to sell, buy online

Andy Banks' close friend, Cliff Cash, said he wishes it had never come to this. Similar crimes have happened in southwest Virginia before. If you do plan to meet up with a stranger to exchange items, police recommend going to a “Safe Exchange Zone.” Several are located across Southwest Virginia, including in Danville, Vinton, Salem and Montgomery County. Safe Exchange Zones throughout Southwest Virginia provide safe and well-lit locations to meet strangers to exchange goods purchased online. For a list of Safe Exchange Zones near you, click here.

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