Good morning, Lynchburg.

Sinclair is teaming with Feeding America to fight summer hunger; the company donated $25,000 and urges volunteers and donors to help feed families through Feeding Southwest Virginia and Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.

The drive serves 26 counties in the region and provides 300,000 meals to children.

The Better Business Bureau warned local residents on Monday, Jun.

22 about potential 4th of July scams that may target unsuspecting shoppers. The advisory urged everyone to verify offers before making holiday purchases.

During Emmy’s weekend, WSLS’s 10 News team won two Emmys for its community service work and wildlife special, while anchor Lindsey Kennett earned an Emmy for her coverage of the suicide of 10-year-old Autumn Bushman.

GasBuddy reported that average gasoline prices in Virginia fell 12.0 cents per gallon on Monday, averaging $3.66/g — prices are 76.5 cents lower than last month but 57.4 cents higher than last year.

National averages also declined, with today's price at $3.85/g.

Data from the 2024 Lynchburg Youth Survey shows nearly half of high school students have used vaping products, and school officials are working with community partners to strengthen prevention measures in Lynchburg City Schools.

The Natural Bridge caverns remain closed today as the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation and Natural Heritage experts assess the site for safety repairs and accessibility improvements (reopening date is not set).

The city of Lynchburg is inviting bids from local contractors to build a new Miller Park Pool complex this fall — the facility will open in June 2027 at an estimated cost of $10.4 million.

A recent study shows that most kidney failure patients have not started the transplant waitlist process, a gap that may delay access to lifesaving care.

Health providers say patients should review their treatment options to ensure timely care.

Miss Virginia contestants will learn CPR in Lynchburg today as part of a Go Red for Women partnership to boost heart health skills (the session is led by certified instructors to prepare them for emergencies).

Local health officials and community groups observe Migraine and Headache Awareness Month this June to help residents learn about migraine warning signs and treatment options.

They encourage everyone to consult local health professionals (support and resources are available across the community) to better manage headaches and improve wellness.

A local bowler will attempt to break the world record for the longest 10-pin bowling marathon in Lynchburg; organizers say details on timing and duration are forthcoming.

Wolfbane Presents: Grease

2:30-5:00 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — PG-13 rated — Experience a bold, high-energy take on the classic musical with plenty of 1950s flair.

Brokencyde Live in Lynchburg

7-11 p.m. — Super Rad Arcade Bar — Free entry — Brokencyde returns to rock the stage with Neon Dreams and unlimited arcade fun.

The War And Treaty Concert

7:30 p.m. — Historic Theatre at the Academy Center of the Arts — Tickets available — Experience the powerful, soul-stirring sounds of husband-and-wife duo The War And Treaty in an unforgettable live performance.