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"There was a bipartisan agreement, I think, across Lynchburg that we should revert to being represented by one delegate and one state senator," said the citys vice mayor, Beau Wright.

Coach Brad Harris had no intention of worrying about what was going on in Greenwood on Friday night. He and his Panthers wanted their outright conference title.

From the mayor and vice mayor of Lynchburg: "700,000 of our fellow Americans have now died because of COVID-19. ... That number, tragically, includes 174 of our neighbors — real

Lynchburg’s vice-mayor has a large map of the city’s streets and trails taped to his dining room wall. Several times per week, using a red marker, he outlines the streets he has run on — about 330 miles so far. In May, Beau Wright made it his goal to run every single street and trail in the city. He has completed about two-thirds of it so far and is giving himself one year to complete the challenge, which he has since named “Run LYH Challenge.” Wright, a former short-te...