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An excerpt from recent editions of the Cannabis Wire Daily newsletter.

The play looks at Lynchburg's decision to close its pools rather than integrate in 1961.

Eighteen-year-old Brody A. Hubble has been charged with assault in the fourth degree in a case involving several high schoolers from Klamath Falls.

A major Republican victory in Lynchburg politics, a damaging tornado in Bedford County, a brighter outlook for the old Central Virginia Training Center property and more.

Event features tree lighting ceremony, free popcorn and hot chocolate, and a Santa-themed ride

A steady stream of voters headed to the polls in the Lynchburg area Tuesday to cast their ballots for races including Lynchburg City Council, Amherst Town Council, a special Bedford

With just days to go before Hill City residents head to the polls to make their voices heard in the 2022 midterm election — which includes a highly contested Lynchburg

Today is Election Day.

Following At-large City Councilman Randy Nelson’s announcement that he would resign in less than a week, fellow city leaders weighed in on the 12-year councilor’s career.

As Election Day nears, with seven candidates jockeying for three at-large seats on Lynchburg City Council, campaign promotions are no strange sight to Lynchburg residents.