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Torrential rain and thunderstorms blanketed the Hill City and much of its surrounding areas for hours on Thursday evening into Friday morning, leaving in its path downed trees, power outages and streams of water flowing through front yards, neighborhoods and city streets.
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Gunfire-filled weekend marks troubling milestone for Lynchburg As of Aug. 2, the city has seen 8 homicides compared to the 8 seen in all of 2018 Published: Troubling trend in Lynchburg homicides LYNCHBURG, Va. – It was a gunfire-filled weekend in Lynchburg – which resulted in the Hill City marking a troubling milestone. Police responded to a report of shots fired on the 1800-block of Park Avenue around 3:40 a.m. Sunday. Officers found 65-year-old Gary Braxton with a gunshot wound. He was transported to the hospital, where he later died. Neighbor Arthur Palmer says he knew Braxton. “He...
Sandusky Middle School band director Kenneth Brand has come to find thereâs a podcast about pretty much anything. âI ask my students all the time, âWhat are you interested in?ââ Brand said. âAnd I tell them, âThereâs a podcast about it.ââ While a lot has been different and challenging in schools this year with the COVID-19 pandemic, Brand didnât let the pandemic stop him from creating a new, unique opportunity for students at the school. Instead, he started a podcasting class. Despite the challenging effects the COVID-19 pandemic has had ...