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Lynchburg City Council decides to put funds aside for Sandusky and T.C. Miller

Lynchburg City Council decided to set aside money this week as a safeguard for purposes of keeping Sandusky Elementary School and T.C. Miller Elementary School for Innovation open for another

Target 7 looks into the cancelation of the Lynchburg International Festival and factors leading up to the city's decision

Lynchburg City Council discusses cancellation of International Festival

Lynchburg cancels International Festival, citing safety concerns

Crisis in the Classroom: Inside funding issues and the quality of your child's education

Lynchburg City Council presented options on how to save two elementary schools

City manager to present options for T.C. Miller, Sandusky

Lynchburg Mayor Stephanie Reed made an announcement at Tuesday night’s city council meeting: City Manager Wynter Benda has been asked by five members of council to present options for funding to keep two division elementary schools — slated for closure — open for another year.

Tensions high between Lynchburg City and School Leaders over 2025 budget request

Skill games ban goes into effect Jan. 1 in Lynchburg

Not uncommon in gas stations and convenience stores in Lynchburg, skill game machines may start to disappear soon in the Hill City, now that Commonwealth’s Attorney Bethany Harrison and city officials say they’ll start enforcing a statewide ban on the machines Jan. 1, in line with the Virginia Supreme Court's recent ruling.

Lynchburg City Council adopts rules of procedure changes

Lynchburg City Council made numerous changes to its rules of procedure this week, highlighted by a change in how councilors are expected to treat each other on the dais going forward.