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Lynchburg Field Notes: More than $20 million in federal funds awarded to intersection overhaul project
Also in this edition, get updates on Lynchburg’s new fire chief, emergency homeless shelters and a blighted property tracker.
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Plans for Rosie’s Gaming Emporiums are underway in Pulaski and Amherst County
Pulaski’s town manager says he encourages residents to consider what this could mean for a town in need of an economic boost.
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Lynchburg Field Notes: City council names new school board members
Other appointments available on various city boards this summer. Learn how to apply, and get updates on water line tests and an ongoing economic development survey, in this news roundup.
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Lynchburg Fire Department assessment calls for hiring process overhaul with emphasis on diversity
The report outlines 14 areas of improvement that the city’s incoming fire chief, who starts July 1, should address in the department’s climate, culture and human resources practices.
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After party nominating process tossed out, six Republicans have made Lynchburg ballot as independents
In all, 10 candidates will be seeking three seats on city council: six Republicans running as independents, three Democrats and another independent.
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Field Notes are a collection of weekly short news updates and future events to look out for.
The latest field notes from Lynchburg
Lynchburg Field Notes: Main Street reopens following years of construction
Also in this edition, get updates on Lynchburg’s new data center zoning rules, the region’s efforts to conserve water and an ongoing transportation survey that you can weigh in on.
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Lynchburg Field Notes: Advanced rehabilitation care arrives in Lynchburg as Centra modernizes
Also in this edition, learn how you can engage with Lynchburg’s Revolution-era history and use Campbell County’s new recycling service.
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