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

Throughout the Lynchburg City Council campaign season, Martin Misjuns has emphasized the same three issues: public safety, lower taxes and public education.

The News Bureau, part of Public Affairs, generates and coordinates news coverage of the Urbana-Champaign campus

Five candidates vying for an at-large seat on Lynchburg City Council were represented at a town hall Thursday night at White Rock Baptist Church, debating crime and the citys school

For Lynchburg City Council candidate Stephanie Reed, the top issue in this Novembers election is public safety.

Six candidates vying for three at-large Lynchburg City Council seats answered questions on topics including schools, the local economy and community engagement at a town hall forum Thursday night.

Walter Virgil Jr. is a nonprofit organizer and Director of Strategic Projects and Alliances at Liberty University.

After two terms on Lynchburg City Council, at-large City Councilwoman Treney Tweedy has announced her intention to seek a third.

After announcing earlier this year he would not seek re-election to Lynchburg City Council, Lynchburg Vice Mayor Beau Wright has reversed course and announced he will be join the race

Patrick Earl, an adjunct theater professor at Randolph College and a professional actor, has filed to run as an independent for an at-large seat on Lynchburg City Council in this