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Torrential rain and thunderstorms blanketed the Hill City and much of its surrounding areas for hours on Thursday evening into Friday morning, leaving in its path downed trees, power outages and streams of water flowing through front yards, neighborhoods and city streets.

After the city's vice mayor accused one council member of being "disrespectful" and "insulting" and "offensive" to city staff, the city's Republican city committee responded by censuring the vice mayor for failing "to meet the expectations of conduct."

A statue paying homage to M.W. “Teedy” Thornhill, the City of Lynchburg’s first African American mayor, will be unveiled in the roundabout at 5th and Federal streets during a special

Members of Lynchburg’s City Republican Committee are censuring Vice Mayor Chris Faraldi for actions they say failed to meet their expectations of conduct.

A member of the Lynchburg City Republican Committee is weighing issuing a censure of the city’s vice mayor from the organization’s executive committee in the fallout of Tuesday night’s Lynchburg

Lynchburg City Council made three appointments to the school board on Tuesday night, welcoming three new candidates to the board and snubbing two sitting school board members for an era

As Lynchburg City Council neared discussion on one member’s proposed workplace resolution that he described would “promote merit, excellence and opportunity in city government,” the vice mayor introduced a surprising

The resolution would essentially cease city government communications and training in relation to 'racism' and 'sexism' concepts.

Lynchburg City Council gave much of the health care system’s property in the midtown area a blanket institutional zoning designation, allowing it to embark upon its $500 million modernization plan

Three weeks after a failed vote by Lynchburg City Council on the city’s proposed fiscal year’s 2024-28 capital improvement plan left the fiscal year 2024 budget unbalanced, one city councilor