A look back at the Lynchburg area's top news stories of 2021
As the Lynchburg area closes out the year indelibly marked by the effects of a global pandemic, here’s a look at some notable local stories from 2021.
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As the Lynchburg area closes out the year indelibly marked by the effects of a global pandemic, here’s a look at some notable local stories from 2021.
A Hampton school business partner transformed the cafeteria at Mary S. Peake to throw a surprise party for teacher and staff.
"There was a bipartisan agreement, I think, across Lynchburg that we should revert to being represented by one delegate and one state senator," said the city's vice mayor, Beau Wright.
Members of the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance heard Tuesday from area legislators on how the upcoming General Assembly session will affect the area's businesses and residents.
Members of the Lynchburg City School Board hope to see investments in mental health supports, teacher recruitment and retention efforts and early childhood education this year.