Good morning, Lynchburg.

ABC13's longtime reporter Noreen Turyn retires after 36 years on air, with her final day set for Friday, July 24 + the station will mark her career with a tribute show airing at 7 p.m. on ABC13.

Businesses on Main Street are relieved that construction ended on July 20, bringing renewed opportunities for local commerce.

Lynchburg customers experienced higher gas and diesel prices on Monday, Jul.

20, and many have adjusted their spending habits by comparing rates at local fuel stations. Local drivers are closely monitoring the trend+ planning fewer trips to the pump.

Lynchburg Water Resources urges residents and businesses to voluntarily cut back on water use today by shortening showers and running only full appliance loads as part of an early drought response.

Officials monitor water levels and may tighten restrictions if the regional drought worsens.

A water main break has closed Lynchburg Road while city crews work on repairs and advise motorists to use alternate routes.

A guide on summer home projects offered tips on budgeting, permit applications, and contractor selection for local homeowners.

The advice piece published (Jul. 20) helps residents plan efficient upgrades for the coming season.

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.

Old Crow Medicine Show Concert

7-9 p.m. — Historic Theatre at the Academy Center of the Arts — Pricing not specified — Experience a vibrant celebration of American string-band tradition with a dynamic performance by Old Crow Medicine Show.