“Lynchburg Tomorrow” strives to spark lasting community change
It will target three needs
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – Casual weekend conversations among leaders turned to action this week. The University of Lynchburg is announcing the launch of a collaboration between school and city leaders.
“Lynchburg Tomorrow started with the convening of just five people one Saturday morning late last year,” University of Lynchburg President Alison Morrison-Shetlar said.
School and city leaders have spent the past year coming up with a three-part plan to make a difference in the Hill City. The plan involves several organizations in the community.
ELIZABETHTON â Riverside Park, a facility of the Parks and Recreation Department of the City of Elizabethton, came in for some tender loving care last weekend.
The departmentâs director, Mike Mains, said his staff got plenty of help during the Friends of the Park Service Day on Saturday. He said his department âteamed up with the Johnson City Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saintsâ on a project that included âthe planting of knockout roses, the mulching of flower beds and volunteers picking up trash and other debris along the banks of the Watauga.â
Church member Emily Baddley said about 25 members from the church participated.
HOLLYWOOD, Florida (WFOR) A devastated mother and father are pleading for the public’s help in the search for their 21-year-old daughter, who they say vanished without a trace from
Mom, dad plead for help in search for missing daughter Noemi Bolivar
HOLLYWOOD, Florida (WFOR) A devastated mother and father are pleading for the public’s help in the search for their 21-year-old daughter, who they say vanished without a trace from Anne Kolb Nature Center in Hollywood last Thursday.
Marycel and Jose Bolivar told CBS4’s Peter D’Oench that their daughter, Noemi Bolivar, was last heard from in a Snapchat.
They are worried about her safety since they say no one has heard from her in four days, adding she has never disappeared like this before.
The parents shared cellphone video of their daughter with CBS4, along with a montage of photographs and a new flyer they have been passing out during several organized searches of the area, starting at Anne Kolb Nature Center.