Six Brookville High School cheerleaders are headed to the Big Apple for Thanksgiving — more specifically for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Nearly 150 kids attended the fifth annual Lynchburg Parks & Recreation
end-of-summer camp bash at Miller Park on Friday.

The Salvation Army opens a new Family Store in Lynchburg today intended to more effectively serve clients and the general public.

City officials are grudgingly promising to surrender almost $500,000 to the state in order to preserve funding for programs ranging from law enforcement to children’s services.

Liberty University freshman Ethan Acree pulled up to his new home Wednesday morning prepared for several trips from the van to the dormitory.

Future expansion of Virginia rail should not be carried out on local government’s dime, according to Lynchburg City Council.

The World Vision Korea Children’s choir accepted an invitation to give a special performance at the school’s Snidow Chapel.

After leaving her post as tourism director in the town of Appomattox on Friday, Beckie Nix will take the lead of the regional tourism program based in Lynchburg.

The stereotype, as Jessica Davidson always heard it, said that all people from the Middle East hate Americans.

A former Lynchburg resident facing federal child pornography charges pleaded not guilty Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Lynchburg.

The wife of a Lynchburg man arrested for murder two weeks ago is now facing a murder charge herself.

Lynchburg City Council is convening two meetings today, a work session at 1 p.m. and a regular business session at 7:30 p.m. Both take place at City Hall, 900 Church St. Agenda items include:

Assessors are combing through records at the Lynchburg Police Department this week as part of the process to renew the department’s national accreditation.

A seniors conference sponsored by Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-6th District, attracted several people to the Lynchburg College campus Monday, along with almost 40 businesses and government agencies that cater to retirees.

Two more teens accused of participating in the April robbery and shooting of a Campbell Avenue gas station clerk have been charged in connection with another robbery a week prior.