Good morning, Lynchburg.

A new living history tour at Old City Cemetery guides visitors among 22,000 burials (more than half unmarked) to uncover unknown local stories.

Bedford Boys Tribute Center debuts Echoes of Bravery, a 360-degree virtual reality (VR) film that lets visitors experience the Omaha Beach invasion and learn about the Bedford Boys' D-Day heroism, created by the Parkers.

At Tuesday night’s annual meeting of the Southern Virginia Regional Alliance in Lynchburg, leaders said that cooperation + collaboration + unity spurred Southside’s undeniable economic growth trajectory.

They expect the region to keep gaining momentum for future prosperity.

AAA warns drivers in Lynchburg that impaired driving is preventable this Fourth of July weekend as 2.1 million Virginians may travel 50 miles or more.

The agency reminds everyone that alcohol or cannabis can impair driving and urges planning for rideshares, taxis or a designated driver.

City Stadium's grounds crew crafted a patriotic canvas for the Howlers' homestand on July Fourth — turf manager Logan Arthur said he looked forward to the celebration all year.

Race director Jeff Fedorko announced Saturday morning that the top three women finishers – representing local talent – received awards at the Percival’s Island Firecracker 5K.

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.

Bespoke Tote Bag Workshop

10:00 – 11:30 AM — Riverviews Artspace — $35.00 — Create a unique tote bag with colorful fabric hummingbirds in a no-sew workshop led by artist Katie Martin.