Good morning, Lynchburg.

Demonstrators gathered at Miller Park on Saturday for the No Kings Rally, chanting and waving signs toward passing drivers to voice their local concerns.

Mario Marchese (Mario the Maker Magician) captivated a packed theater of children and families at Randolph College SciFest on Thursday, Mar.

26 and inspired them to believe in their own magic. The event highlighted creativity and fun for all ages.

Hundreds of high school students from Campbell County Public Schools attended College and Career Day on Thursday to explore trade careers and post-secondary paths.

The event provided hands-on insights into future education and job opportunities.

Amherst County softball standout Anneslee Terry was named Athlete of the Week by News & Advance for the week of March 23.

Her recognition highlights her strong performance & impact on the local sports scene.

Aaron Golub, the first legally blind NCAA Division I athlete to play in a game, spoke at Randolph College on Wednesday afternoon — sharing his message of resilience and inspiring local athletes.

Easter Brunch Buffet at Bella Vista

11 AM – 4 PM — Bella Vista Hotel & Suites — Price TBA — Delight in a festive Easter brunch featuring a bountiful buffet and chef-carved specialties.

Verona Quartet Concert

3-5 p.m. — Randolph College — Ticket info not provided — Experience the acclaimed Verona Quartet, known for their cohesive and dynamic performances.

Passion Pickleball Tournament

10:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. — Ivy Hill Golf Club — Free entry — Grab a paddle and play with purpose while making a difference in the community.

Hickory Crawdads vs. Hill City Howlers

6-7 p.m. — Bank of the James Stadium — Secure your seats — Experience the excitement of the Hickory Crawdads live in action.

501 Coyotes Live Performance

8-10 p.m. — Academy Center of the Arts — Check venue for ticket pricing — Experience the raw, energetic blend of punk and country from Lynchburg's own 501 Coyotes.