Lynchburg News

Lynchburg Regional Airport has broken a record for passenger travel. Officials say 16,116 people flew to and from Lynchburg in June.

It doesn't look like a police cruiser. It looks more like a cool ride, in Dreamsicle colors.

The Lynchburg Public Library is going for baroque in its attempt to clear loiterers from its parking lot.

A bee may have been partially to blame in a wreck that caused a landscaping truck to spill its load of wood on U.S. 460 Tuesday morning, state police said.

July 6, 2009 Turn in a gun and win a car in Lynchburg An old Lynchburg police car has been transformed into a shiny new ride for someone willing to help fight crime.

Plenty of Lynchburg commuters had a tough go of it Monday afternoon, and it may be a few days before you see much of an improvement.

The Lynchburg Museum has a new exhibit, featuring several artifacts that have never been displayed in the Hill City.

Works are painting the bridge following last yeara s deck rehabilitation work. Southbound traffic was restricted to the inside passing lane for a period, but on Monday night it shifted back to the outside lane.

In Lynchburg, a mosquito is a nuisance, said city native Col. Donald "Gray" Heppner Jr.

Lynchburg Police blame a medical condition for causing a Wednesday afternoon crash.

The holiday special will run Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Museum officials hope this will encourage local residents to discover the history in their own backyard.

June 29, 2009 Nurse's assistant admits to stealing patients' identities in Lynchburg A nurse's assistant admitted to stealing the identities of her patients.

June 26, 2009 Free HIV screenings offered at the Lynchburg Salvation Army Every nine-and-a-half minutes, someone in the U.S. is infected with HIV, according to the Virginia Department of Health.

Good match up in American Legion play Friday night at Forest Middle School. Big Island faces Lynchburg in a battle of 4-and-1 teams going in.

Reeves, of Kingdom Life Christian Center, founded in April, said his vision is to establish a teen center, with the hope of turning around a culture of drugs and violence among local adolescents.

FOREST, Va. - Investigators say discarded smoking materials are the likely cause of a fire that destroyed a shopping center in Bedford County .

A Lynchburg company is getting into the national spotlight for its opinions on the state of health care.

June 24, 2009 Lynchburg man charged with malicious wounding A Lynchburg man is in jail after an assault on Dixie Airport Road in Madison Heights.

The city is preparing to start work on a splashy new park project that will be the first of its kind in Lynchburg.

One lane of traffic is set to reopen on Route 221 between Graves Mill Road and Cotton town Roads after 11 p.m. Saturday night.