Here’s a roundup of top headlines from other news outlets around Southwest and Southside:
Politics:
Federal judge dismisses some legal claims by Lynchburg council member Martin Misjuns, who is suing the city, but lets First Amendment claims go forward. — WSET-TV.
Economy:
Farmville explores selling airport. — The Farmville Herald.
Environment:
Levels of ‘forever chemical’ back down at Spring Hollow Reservoir. — The Roanoke Times.
Education:
Virginia Board of Education compromises on history standards. — Richmond Times-Dispatch and Virginia Mercury.
Public safety:
Crime is down in Martinsville. — Martinsville Bulletin.
UVA study reveals 30% spike in poisoning-related suicide attempts by kids during pandemic. — WSET-TV.
Weather:
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