It seems likely to be a fraught decision — two years of bickering followed the council’s last battle over leadership roles.
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Cardinal to add Lynchburg reporter with support from Report for America
The new reporter will start in July of 2025.
Posted inLocal
Agenda Lynchburg: City council to hold public hearing, consider Leesville Road townhome plan
Zoning decisions could allow 88 townhomes and parking at 750 Leesville Road in an area designated mostly for institutional use.
Posted inEconomy
BWXT announces $100 million deal to expand special materials production
Lynchburg-based BWX Technologies said the acquisition will enhance its ability to develop and manufacture advanced materials for commercial, military and space uses.
Posted inEconomy
Lynchburg community group to receive $75,000 grant
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg wants to use the funds for workforce development programs.
Posted inEconomy
Lynchburg area has been slow to recover since 2008 recession. Why?
Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance will commission a study on Lynchburg’s economic performance.
Posted inCulture
Celebrating the James for eight days on the river
15 batteaux launch from Lynchburg on June 18.
Posted inCulture
State set to recognize Lynchburg’s ‘rose wrangler’
A historical marker will be dedicated in Lynchburg Sunday to the late rosarian Carl Cato.
Posted inOpinion
Lynchburg metro grows, Roanoke metro shrinks
Another look at the latest census estimates, which show some potentially important new population trends.
Posted inCulture
Founder of public education in Virginia finally gets recognition in Lynchburg
Only Richmond has more historical markers to Black History.
