Following a postponement from last year, the LOCKN’ Festival is marking its return to Nelson County with smaller festivals taking place over t…
Nelson County Public Schools has filled two administrative appointments ahead of the 2021-22 school year, bringing with them combined decades …
Faber resident Pamela Brice will challenge incumbent Ernie Reed for the Central District seat on the Nelson County Board of Supervisors in the…
Whiskies from Virginia Distillery Company's Courage & Conviction line took home platinum and gold awards at the American Spirits Council o…
Nelson County will officially mark the one-year anniversary of the cancellation of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline -- July 5 -- as a commemorative…
The field of local candidates is taking shape with the deadline to file for local elections now past, but several seats remain either unoppose…
The Morse Brothers Farm in Nelson County will receive more than $70,000 for a conservation easement to protect roughly 106 acres of farmland o…
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Family, friends gather to celebrate life of Alexis Murphy
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Nelson residents remember sacrifice of local veterans killed in Vietnam on Memorial Day
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Arrington woman pleads no contest to animal cruelty charges
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Police seeking info on hit-and-run that injured two in Nelson County
Nelson County Community Fund Inc., is asking for other local nonprofit organizations to apply for grant funding to support their work in the c…
The second defendant facing shooting charges in relation to an incident that left a teenager dead in Amherst County was denied bond on Tuesday.
Bedford County Public Schools Superintendent Marc Bergin on Thursday announced five new administrators who are filling principal positions in …
Kimberly Lowe on Saturday officially kicked off her campaign to challenge Rep. Bob Good, R-5th, and secure the Republican nomination in the 20…
The owner of the Camp Trapezium brewery and Amherst town and business leaders on Thursday celebrated the official grand opening of the new bre…
Virginia’s state of emergency as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic will formally end June 30, Gov. Ralph Northam's administration announced Thursday.
While still in need of some finishing touches, Nelson Memorial Library has mostly completed work on its new pollinator-friendly and sensory ga…
Officials anticipate beginning work on coveted fiber broadband installation projects in Arrington, Schuyler and Shipman in the coming months w…
With the go-ahead to begin a major overhaul of the county’s comprehensive plan — a document used to map future growth in Nelson — next fiscal …
A local author has recently self-published an illustrated novel, “The Secret World of Yondhaven,” which takes middle school-aged readers throu…
An Arrington woman pleaded no contest June 4 in Nelson Circuit Court to charges of animal cruelty and inadequate care that left her animals da…
Happy-go-lucky Roger is ready to enter his next adventure—having a place of his own where he will be cherished. He is ready to learn the best …
Noodle, a domestic shorthaired kitten, is a friendly little girl, both with people and other cats. When she meets you, she’ll likely roll on h…
After an unusual school year with remote and hybrid learning, school divisions in the Lynchburg area are gearing up for robust summer school o…
On what would have been her 25th birthday, family and friends gathered on the field at Nelson County High School on June 5 to celebrate the li…
Trapezium Brewing Company's Camp Trapezium opened in Amherst Saturday.
With the federal moratorium on evictions slated to end this month, the Lynchburg-based Virginia Legal Aid Society announced Friday a simplifie…
During the May meeting of the Nelson County School Board, members officially adopted a resolution recognizing the contributions of local busin…
Two North Carolina men have been charged with shooting into an occupied dwelling in connection to a 17-year-old who was fatally shot in Amhers…
Lovingston was recognized as a 2021 Main Street America affiliate for ongoing efforts to bring improvements to the area.
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