The sound of lightning crackling down the street sent former Lynchburg City Councilmember Turner Perrow rushing back to his home one street ov…
The sound of lightning crackling down the street sent former Lynchburg City Councilmember Turner Perrow rushing back to his home one street ov…
Theft of checks from Lynchburg-area mailboxes in the latter half of 2018 have landed four people with prison sentences between six months and …
The owner of Lighthouse Properties of Virginia, a Campbell County-based real estate management company, pleaded guilty in federal court Wednes…
"Steve was a loving husband, father, grandfather, community business leader, scout master, entrepreneur, custom home and commercial builder, a…
Read through the obituaries published today in Lynchburg News and Advance.
With a box of Krispy Kreme donuts in hand, First Lady of Virginia Pamela Northam stopped by the Susie G. Gibson Science and Technology Center …
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Dispute between Lynchburg city attorney, judge over foster care representation moves forward
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Watch Now: Historical marker unveiled at E.C. Glass High School honoring namesake
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Lynchburg nurse recognized with award for the importance of speaking up
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Police ID man who died after fall from Riverside Park train trestle
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Update: Police say Lynchburg woman's death by train was an accident
Cars and houses were damaged along King Street and Carroll Avenue in four shooting incidents during the past two weeks, according to a Lynchbu…
Child sex solicitation convictions against a former Liberty University professor were reversed Tuesday in an appeal, sending the case back to …
More motorcyclists are taking to the streets in the sunny spring weather, prompting the Virginia State Police to once again offer its free "Ri…
The National Parks Service plans to resurface some 80 overlooks and parking areas, along with five picnic areas, on the Virginia portion of th…
Lynchburg police are searching for two drivers who fled the scenes of crashes overnight Wednesday, one of which seriously injured a passenger …
Read through the obituaries published today in Lynchburg News and Advance.
During the Arbor Day celebration Friday at Riverside Park, dozens of miner bees swarmed around the feet of those who watched as a swamp oak wa…
Update: A brief but powerful storm tore through the Lynchburg area Tuesday, toppling trees and power lines and resulting in the death of one person.
A Roanoke man was sentenced to a year in prison Tuesday on charges of involuntary manslaughter and DUI from what prosecutors said was a fiery,…
Lynchburg City Schools on Tuesday announced T.C. Miller Elementary School for Innovation fourth-grade teacher Rachel Parr has been named its 2…
Read through the obituaries published today in Lynchburg News and Advance.
An unusual civil case against a juvenile and domestic relations judge is moving forward after a Lynchburg circuit judge denied a motion from t…
Lynchburg-based BWXT Technologies on Monday reported a lower first-quarter profit but reiterated its 2021 earnings-per-share guidance.
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When it comes to maintaining comprehensive and watchful care of a patient, the act of speaking up can be invaluable.
The RAMP Church International will be providing support services based out of Lynchburg to those who have overcome human trafficking, faith le…
A fire Saturday afternoon on Livestock Road in Rustburg destroyed a building and left emergency crews searching for hours for a person believe…
Donned in blue and white and sporting "Glass" facemasks and t-shirts, E. C. Glass High School administrators, staff, alumni, students and comm…
Read through the obituaries published today in Lynchburg News and Advance.
Try to identify a different piece of Lynchburg-area history every week. If you have any mystery pictures of your own (or any old photos of Lyn…
Lynchburg police are investigating after a man was shot Saturday night at the James Crossing apartments.
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