Wind. Lynchburg at 42 and danville at 41. Watching us from blacksburg in the upper 30s. The winds will be decrease after sunset and light winds by your saturday morning and we will see a freeze tonight dropping down to the lower 20s by 7 a. M. Coming up a little later, we will let you know when to expect snow for next week. Danner thank you, george. In less than an hour neighbors in danville are getting ready to pray and walk together to see this a recent shooting wont scare them from leagued a Healthy Lifestyle in all comes after dr. Randolph neal was shot monday night while walking home from work. Valerie bragg live outside of Danville Regional Medical Center meet. Valerie. Reporter danner, it is hard to say how many people will show rsvp event. The hospital wants anyone with them. They will start with a prayer and then they will start walking dr. Neal was walking phloem a meeting when he and a neighbor were shot. The hospital has organized this walk for neighbors to come together an
For tonights event. First, they are going to get started with a prayer. Then they are going to join together and walk through some of the neighboring communities. Dr. Neal was shot while he was walking home on monday, and the hospital doesnt want anyone feeling unsafe in their community and feel like they cant walk out in their neighborhood leading to an unhealthy lifestyle. The hospital ceoalan larson tellthe hospital ceoalan larson tells me the group will not be marching and protesting and wont be Holding Signs or lighting candles here tonight. They simply want the community to come together and help come up with ways to reduce crime in danville, walk and talk is what they are calling it. The Hospital Leaders will be joining as well. They say this recent shooting is a catalyst. And now they want to be part of the solution to help make danville a crimefree community. The Police Department tells me the reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case is now a
BEDFORD — People lined the streets of Bedford on Saturday morning to welcome home a group of National Guard soldiers who recently returned from deployment to the Horn of Africa.
BEDFORD — People lined the streets of Bedford on Saturday morning to welcome home a group of National Guard soldiers who recently returned from deployment to the Horn of Africa.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Saturday recognized 270 Virginia National Guard soldiers in Lynchburg for their recent federal active duty in Africa as part of Task Force Red Dragon.