Cardinal Way

The story of Labor Day in Buena Vista wasn’t about “heckling.” It was about people who are “tired of being told to sit down, be quiet, and wait their turn while little ever changes.”

Democrats have become a hate mob, says the chairman of the 6th Congressional District Republicans.

The third and final installment of reader responses to a state report on which school systems have removed which books from their library shelves.

Is there a book you read in your youth that opened your eyes or minds to something very different from what you heard and learned at home, school or church?

At what age do you let them make their own selections?  If you have children in school, how involved are you in what they’re reading? Here are some the responses.

Lynchburg is debating the role of government. That’s a question that applies beyond the Hill City.

Rising costs have changed some diners’ habits. Others give the price point on meals taxes that would discourage them from going out.

Private support can be unstable, and its priorities change over time due to economic factors, newly identified community needs and the passage of time. 

It is time that we explore options available to us that allow Lynchburg to navigate turbulent economic times while fostering community partnerships and sustainable growth.

Readers respond to our reporting on surveillance technology and how to protect privacy rights.