Richmond–area museums reopened this summer and fall after being closed for four to six months due to the coronavirus, but as expected, none of…
The outlook is scarily uncertain for Halloween retailers, while haunted houses move away from "in-your-face" scares.
Fifty people stood outside of Katrina Pitt’s North Side home on Friday, ready to stop her from losing it.
As a young child, Irelyn Rogan remembers her mother forgetting to feed her frequently while she lay on the couch with beer bottles littering t…
A handful of businesses in The Village Courts Shopping Center are packing up and hoping to find new homes by the end of the year to make way f…
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In Virginia's 5th Congressional District, one candidate has a campaign focused on building unity, while the other highlights the country's pol…
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The race to represent Virginia’s 6th Congressional District has been low key between Republican Rep. Ben Cline against Democrat Nicholas Betts.
Enrollment at Central Virginia Community College dropped 11% this year — but leaders, who anticipated a drop as large as 25%, are hopeful.
With court proceedings slowed during the pandemic, area circuit courts are among 100 statewide that don't yet have an approved plan for restar…
The Jubilee Center on Florida Avenue was packed Saturday as noises from a basketball tournament spilled outside — the squeak of sneakers on th…
The governor heard Friday from leaders in far Southwest Virginia about how the needs to build an economy have been hampered by the recession.
“Women earn 81.5 cents to the dollar that men make,” said Renee Haltom, vice president and regional executive at the Richmond Federal Reserve.…
Volunteers help Lynchburg Grows prepare two new greenhouses for planting at its seven-acre urban farm.
Read through the obituaries published today in Lynchburg News and Advance.
A wedding held earlier this month at Wintergreen Resort has resulted in 20 staff members being quarantined as a result to potential exposure t…
With COVID-19 hospitalizations on the rise, Centra Health has converted another unit at Lynchburg General Hospital to specifically deal with t…
School divisions in the Lynchburg area announced 26 new positive cases of COVID-19 this week, bringing their collective total to 95 positive c…
The Aviary in Lynchburg's historic Miller Park is undergoing exterior renovations to improve the parking lot, waterproof the structure and rep…
A new pita truck, S&J’s Pitas and More, has opened on Old Forest Road.
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In a livestreamed community conversation Thursday, LCS Superintendent Crystal Edwards and Lynchburg Police Department Chief Ryan Zuidema discu…
The Virginia Department of Health reported Friday that the statewide total for COVID-19 cases is 171,284 — an increase of 1,180 from the 170,1…
The parent company of Lynchburg-based Bank of the James on Friday posted a third-quarter profit that was approximately the same as during the …
A new boutique DIY studio that offers hands-on classes is opening in the Wyndhurst area soon.
Read through the obituaries published today in Lynchburg News and Advance.
A New York-style bagel and breakfast grab-and-go eatery will open near downtown Lynchburg by the end of the month.
More than 20 years in the making, Lynchburg Parks and Recreation celebrated its long-awaited Blackwater Creek Trail extension on Thursday, inc…
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