Gregory Wormser News Today

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

After spending "32 years and some change" with the Lynchburg Fire Department, Robert Lipscomb has retired.

As the nation celebrated the life and legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, voices inside a crowded ballroom in downtown Lynchburgs Virginian Hotel rang out with

As Lynchburgs Vice Mayor Beau Wright reflected over the previous six months, most of which included a campaign to return to City Council as an at-large member, the Hill City

The Lynchburg Fire Department on Thursday welcomed two new trucks into its fleet with a traditional "wet down" ceremony at Station 7.

The Lynchburg Fire Department returned to Early Street on Tuesday, this time to go door to door, engaging residents around fire safety with pamphlets and smoke detector tests following a

As Reid Wodicka strolled through the hallways of E.C. Glass High School on a recent Thursday afternoon, it was a chance for him to look back in the past and