Fifteen years after the LaHaye Ice Center opened, Lynchburg has developed a thriving culture of ice sports.
Amy Trent
Amy Trent is a Lynchburg-based journalist. Her work has appeared in numerous magazines and newspapers. She is a graduate of the University of Iowa and a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, Investigative Reporters & Editors and the Association of Health Care Journalists. She can be reached at amylynnetrent@gmail.com.
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For Lynchburg Gothic League, ‘every day is Halloween’
For 15 years, Lynchburg has had a flourishing goth scene. Here’s a look inside the Lynchburg you may not know.
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How the tobacco commission is paying off student loans
Some communities around the country are paying people to move there. The Tobacco Commission has a different approach for Southwest and Southside Virginia.
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Why so many historical marker proposals come from Cumberland County
A middle school teacher there has made it a class project to research and propose historical markers across Virginia.
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Virginia’s newest dark sky park opens Oct. 7
Virginia’s newest dark sky park opens Oct. 7 at Natural Bridge State Park; two others are in Southside Virginia.
Posted inEconomy
How big will Danville’s casino be? This big.
Danville’s casino would be the tallest building between Richmond and Roanoke. Plus other comparisons.