Good morning, Lynchburg.

Wawa is planning to open a new gas station and convenience store in Lynchburg soon.

The project reflects the chain's expansion effort to meet growing local demand.

Deep Roots Milling in Roseland will use a state grant of $99,600 to boost production at its two main facilities — the funding is expected to enhance capacities over the coming months.

On Feb. 18, Timberlake Christian Church in Lynchburg offered a drive-through service for Ash Wednesday, giving busy drivers a chance to receive ashes and a prayer for Lent.

Interim pastor Jack Thomas said the option helped people pause and reflect amid hectic schedules.

New classrooms in the former auditorium at Amherst County High School began serving students, according to a renovation update.

The improved space near the front entrance will help meet growing classroom needs.

Amherst County High School was honored at the county board meeting on Feb.

12 for receiving a distinguished rating from the Virginia Department of Education in school performance and support.

William Campbell High School's 2025 yearbook is selected for the Varsity Yearbook's Distinguished Portfolio — a national showcase recognizing outstanding publications among 686 high schools nationwide.

The Nelson County High School Athletics Hall of Fame inducted its Class 2025 members during a ceremony on Feb.

7 at Blue Toad Farm, recognizing athletic achievements and school spirit in the community.

VDOT crews in Lynchburg are repairing potholes formed by winter freeze-thaw cycles — they clean debris, pour hot asphalt, and pack patches while urging drivers to slow down for safety.

Lynchburg officials began a flagging operation while installing a new fireline on Feb.

18 to bolster fire protection in key city areas. The strategy aims to provide residents with improved safety measures ahead of warmer months.

City Council approved a rezoning request letting Wawa build a gas station and convenience store at the corner of Greenview Drive — Leesville Road.

The plan moves the development forward to serve local residents.

Liberty rallied for its 16th consecutive win on Feb.

15, lifting team spirit and exciting local fans + setting the stage for future matchups. The win builds on the team’s strong performance this season.

The Play That Goes Wrong

7:30 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — Ticket prices may vary — A hilarious whodunit where chaos reigns as a play goes humorously awry.

The Play That Goes Wrong

7:30 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — PG — A chaotic comedy where everything that can go wrong, does go wrong on stage.

The Play That Goes Wrong

7:30 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — Rated PG — Enjoy a night of hilarity as a theatre show spirals into chaos and laughter.

The Play That Goes Wrong

7:30-9:45 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — Rated PG — Enjoy a hilarious whodunit where everything that can go wrong, does go wrong.

The Play That Goes Wrong

7:30 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — PG Rated — Experience a chaotic night of laughter as this whodunit goes hilariously off the rails.

Liberty Flames vs. Sam Houston State Bearkats Basketball

2-4 p.m. — 1200 Regent Pl, Lynchburg, VA — Score the cheapest tickets — Catch an exciting NCAA rivalry game between the Flames and the Bearkats.

Adam Faucett Live at Trailhead

6 p.m. — Trailhead — Ticket info TBA — Enjoy a night of soulful music featuring Adam Faucett after his three-year hiatus in Richmond.

SciFest ’26 Pi Fun Run

9-11 a.m. — Randolph College — Free entry — Celebrate Pi Day with a fun 3.14 mile run/walk at Main Hall and enjoy the spirit of community and science.

2026 Empowering Female Veterans Gathering

9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — American Legion Post 16 — Free entry — Focus on health and wholeness at this inspiring event for female Veterans.