Good morning, Lynchburg.

A local news segment discussed challenges faced by young men and the resources available in the community, aired yesterday.

The report highlighted local mental health support programs aimed at assisting those in crisis.

Appalachian Power has positioned crews around Lynchburg to respond quickly if icy conditions bring outages today — it advises residents to keep their phones charged and steer clear of downed wires until the storm subsides.

The Lynchburg Police Department has opened the Legacy Museum at its headquarters on Odd Fellows Road, displaying 221 years of local policing history (including early artifacts and the first school traffic guard).

It is open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

On Jan. 18, Campbell County's Lt. Byrd and his K-9 T-Bone tracked a missing 26-year-old to her car at Riverside Park in Lynchburg and rescued her after 21 minutes on a busy trail.

The timely effort helped her receive needed treatment for hypothermia.

Autumn Bushman's father responded to a proposed anti-bullying bill at a community meeting yesterday in Lynchburg—he urged lawmakers to review its provisions carefully to ensure student safety.

The Amherst County Planning Commission recommended approval of a proposed 199-foot cell tower on the Monelison Middle School site in Madison Heights.

Further reviews will guide next steps — keeping the community informed.

Lynchburg resident Gladys Cantrell turned 100 this week at her favorite Putt-Putt course with family and friends, marking a joyful milestone at a well-known local spot.

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The Play That Goes Wrong

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