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Downtown Lynchburg Association to Host 7th Annual International Festival on May 3, 2025
Downtown Lynchburg Association (DLA) is thrilled to announce that the 7th Annual International Festival will take place on Saturday, May 3, 2025, on Main Street. This free, family-friendly event celebrates our community’s rich cultural diversity with an unforgettable Parade of Nations, international cuisine, music, dances, and displays. Attendees can travel the globe in a single afternoon while savoring global flavors, shopping for unique arts and crafts, and enjoying vibrant performances showcasing
City of Lynchburg Prepares for Winter Weather, Municipal Offices Closed Tuesday, February
The City of Lynchburg is anticipating snow and a heavy wintery mix beginning early Tuesday morning, February 11 and continuing through Wednesday afternoon, February 12 with snow and sleet accumulations between two and four inches and up to one-half inch of ice. The Department of Public Works is prepared to respond with spreader and plowing operations conducted as needed. City of Lynchburg municipal offices will be closed on Tuesday, February 11. The public is encouraged to avoid travel if at all
Superintendent Search
The Lynchburg City School Board is seeking a highly qualified, honest, and collaborative Superintendent with integrity to lead the division who will serve as an advocate for public education. The Board wants the successful candidate to assume the responsibilities of the position on or before July 1, 2025. McPherson & Jacobson, L.L.C., Executive Recruitment and Development is engaged as the consultant in a search for outstanding candidates. They will assist the School Board in identifying and screening
$10,000 in scholarships up for grabs and not just for graduating high school seniors
The average cost of a four-year college education in Virginia is more than $100,000. Especially given inflation, paying for higher education remains a struggle. Each year, Blue Eagle ® Credit Union awards $10,000 in scholarships to help alleviate the financial stress of tuition. The 2025 Alexander Scholarship application is now available at BlueEagleCreditUnion.com. What’s different about this scholarship? It’s not just for graduating high school seniors. This scholarship opportunity is also available for
Gentry Locke Attorneys Announces Executive Board Leadership for 2025
The Virginia law firm Gentry Locke is pleased to announce the firm’s Executive Board for 2025: • Chair Monica T. Monday (Roanoke) • Managing Partner K. Brett Marston (Roanoke) • Partner Matthew W. Broughton (Roanoke) • Partner Herschel V. Keller (Lynchburg) • Partner Jonathan D. Puvak (Roanoke)As Gentry Locke moves into 2025, its executive leadership team remains strong and unchanged, continuing to guide the firm with the same commitment to excellence. “Our dedication to providing extraordinary client
Gentry Locke’s Carlos L. Hopkins Inducted into Virginia Law Foundation Fellows Class of 2025
The Virginia law firm Gentry Locke is pleased to announce that Richmond partner Carlos L. Hopkins has been inducted into the Virginia Law Foundation Fellows Class of 2025. Inductees were formally honored at the Virginia Law Foundation’s annual dinner on January 23rd at the Williamsburg Lodge. The Virginia Law Foundation is the charitable arm of the Virginia Bar Association. Fellows are recognized as leaders in the profession, both in their practices and their communities. They comprise a group of nearly
Member One Donates $145,000 to Local Charities and Community Organizations
Member One Donates $145,000 to Local Charities, Community Organizations as Part of ‘Season of Giving’ Campaign Deeply committed to supporting charitable and community causes, Member One, a division of Virginia Credit Union, is celebrating $145,000 in charitable giving during the months of November and December. The donations will aid the work and programs of 14 local nonprofits, including organizations serving veterans, promoting food security, and supporting health and educational programs for local
More than $48,000 Awarded to Local Teachers
Each fall, local teachers are invited to apply for a classroom grant from Blue Eagle® Credit Union. This year, 12 local teachers received a grant to aid in needed creative learning materials and/or programs. “On average, teachers spend $500 annually out of their own pockets for classroom supplies and projects. With education being one of our core values at Blue Eagle® Credit Union, our team understands the importance of creating a learning environment that sets students up for success,” Senior Brand
Hearts for Healing: Supporting local orphaned twins and raising awareness for veteran suicide
See story at WDBJ7...Hearts for Healing: Supporting local orphaned twins and raising awareness for veteran suicide It’s a statistic that is a stark reminder of the mental health crisis many veterans face. But when the tragedy strikes close to home, the numbers feel real. For veteran Jene Crowe, this incident is more than a statistic; it’s a painful reminder of the challenges veterans face. The twins are now living with their aunt and uncle in Bath County, a family that already has three children of their
New Website for Rose Computers and Networks
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American Airlines Expands LYH Flight Schedule
LYNCHBURG, October 1, 2020 ─ On the heels of a continuing recovery in local airline passenger demand, American Airlines will offer an additional regional jet flight at Lynchburg Regional Airport (LYH) starting October 8, 2020. The new service will increase American’s service to Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) to four roundtrip flights most days, while doubling the airport’s monthly seat capacity compared to its COVID-19 April 2020 low point. The additional flight frequency by American is in
(“ORDER OF PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY FIVE REQUIREMENT TO WEAR FACE COVERING WHILE INSIDE BUILDINGS'')
As you are aware, Governor Northam and VDH issued Executive Order 63 – Order of Public Health Emergency Five (“ORDER OF PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY FIVE REQUIREMENT TO WEAR FACE COVERING WHILE INSIDE BUILDINGS”). The Order requires patrons in the Commonwealth age ten and over…to cover their mouth and nose with a face covering…when entering, exiting, traveling through, and spending time inside” businesses listed in the Order. It requires employees to wear face coverings over their nose and mouth at all times
