Good morning, Lynchburg.

Vinton Roofing replaced Navy veteran Ronald Parsons’s leaking roof at no cost after he applied for help from Purple Heart Homes and Owens Corning.

The project came after decades of repeated repairs to his nearly 50-year-old home (Vinton).

The weekly series Tuesdays of Honor featured Nathan Goff for his steady service and contributions to local projects in Lynchburg, underscoring his commitment to community growth.

His recognition celebrates ongoing efforts that strengthen local support.

Giles County dedicated a bridge on Apache Road to honor the service of six Atkins brothers—preserving the legacy of the Maybrook Men with a ceremony Tuesday that featured a 21-gun salute and a framed resolution presented to Dora Atkins.

Liberty University will host summer camps in nursing, science, arts, aeronautics, drones, and athletics later this summer on its campus — drawing youth from across the country and abroad.

Lynchburg City Council appointed Letitia Lowery, Jack Schewel, and Tiersha Royal to the school board on June 23 and is seeking volunteers to serve on six additional boards.

Water inspections for lead line replacement will begin next week, and residents can share views in a local survey open July 17.

Lynchburg cooling centers help high-risk residents as the heat wave intensifies, offering relief for those without air conditioning (including older adults and outdoor workers).

Public facilities and a city hotline provide hydration and cooling options.

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.