Good morning, Lynchburg.

Layman Farms and Kids Square will host the second annual Foam and Fun on the Farm on Aug.

1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Layman Farms, where attendees will enjoy water slides, zip lines, a foam party and a new Ice Princess Experience—special tickets required.

Laine Pugh was introduced as the new weekend morning meteorologist on WDBJ7, coming from WAAY (Huntsville).

The station expects her to share fresh weather updates for local viewers.

Families visited a local Verizon store Sunday afternoon to receive free backpacks that help cut back-to-school costs as school supplies grow pricier; all backpacks were claimed within hours, easing budget strains for other essentials.

The Brookville-Timberlake Volunteer Fire Department announced the passing of former chief Jerry Womack, who served for 33 years and taught countless firefighters — his legacy of dedication will be remembered by all.

Givens Books, a local staple for 50 years, is preparing a new chapter as third-generation owners take the helm—updating the cherished business and its community service.

A rabid fox was diagnosed in Lynchburg yesterday, and animal control is working to protect residents — the agency is tracking the animal to prevent any further risk.

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.