Marty Misjuns was fired as a fire department captain for posting an image on social media that some thought was transphobic.
Politics
Campbell County GOP pushes back against Trump-endorsed national party platform
The local committee has adopted a resolution criticizing the RNC’s relaxed positions on abortion, gun rights and same-sex marriage.
As localities deal with education funding shortfalls, Patrick County considers lodging tax increase
A number of localities across Southside have had to come up with additional local money for schools after the state increased its education contribution.
Virginia’s elected officials react to shooting at Trump rally
The former president and presumptive Republican presidential nominee was grazed by a bullet at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, authorities have said. It’s being investigated as a possible assassination attempt.
Lynchburg City Council candidate charged with stalking
Rodney Lamont Hubbard, the Republican candidate for the Ward II seat on the council, was arrested Thursday.
Good files recount petition in highly contested 5th District GOP primary race
State Sen. John McGuire defeated the incumbent congressman by less than 400 votes.
Lynchburg city attorney, 2 council members clash at meeting
Lynchburg’s city attorney had unusually sharp words for two council members after they said they believe he is improperly assisting a fellow council member in a pending lawsuit.
Judges chosen to hear case of contested Lynchburg Republican primary
Peter Alexander, who lost last month’s Republican primary for a city council seat to incumbent Chris Faraldi, is seeking to have the results thrown out.
Danville’s growth has outpaced its comprehensive plan. Here’s how the city is dealing with it.
The city has diverged from its decade-old plan in recent years to accommodate rapid growth.
Lynchburg City Council special meeting fizzles, but tensions continue over contested primary
Only three members of the city council showed up for the meeting, which had been called by two Republican members who say they’re concerned about how a primary-related lawsuit is being handled.

