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This year, Lynchburg Beacon of Hope has proudly recognized the inaugural graduates of its Stay Close, Go Far scholarship program. Among them were Justin Odedina, Keturah Andress, Skyler Anderson and Justin Kachornvanich, who recently have graduated from local universities and are entering the workforce with a commitment of both giving back to the community and paying it forward to future SCGF students.

Several candidates for three at-large seats on Lynchburg City Council participated in a panel this week at the University of Lynchburg.

The world is seeing an ever-evolving and ever-complex technology landscape, said Matt Loflin, vice president of CloudFit Software.

Carol Rae Culliton and William Bill Steinke will face each other for District 1; current councilmember Jennifer Nelson will face Patty Cummings for District 4.

Four candidates are on the Aug. 23 ballot to replace Gloria Tate on the Cape Coral city council.

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This week, localities nationwide recognized the work economic developers do to create vibrant communities with strong economies during National Economic Development Week, which runs from May 9 to 15. Locally, economic officials have powered through an unprecedented pandemic and still assisted in company expansions and openings, provided grants to businesses and helped them retain their workforce. In 2020, the Lynchburg Office of Economic Development and Tourism assisted multiple companies, incl...