Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 17th of August.
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🏘️ Community
River Ridge celebrated the grand opening of its new outdoor space — The Park — behind Men's Wearhouse and The Golden Honey on Saturday with live music, food trucks, vendors, and games for families; management said the venue will host frequent events during regular mall hours.
Deputy Burlie W. Duvall III, who died helping others, was honored with a memorial service at Thomas Road Baptist Church on Saturday.
Hundreds of law enforcement officers + community members gathered in Lynchburg to pay their respects.
🎭 Culture
Lynchburg's Dante Society of Virginia, founded in 1998 and named for Dante Alighieri, studies Italian culture and history by exploring Italy's literary traditions.
The group enriches local understanding of Italy's heritage through its ongoing activities.
🎓 Education
University of Lynchburg's new president, Sally Coleman Selden, outlined her goals to boost student life ahead of the 2026-27 academic year.
She detailed plans to update campus resources and strengthen academic support during a pre-semester discussion.
🏈 Sports
Former Lancer Tyah Charlton joined the Mizzou softball team as a transfer infielder from the University of Georgia after playing two seasons in the Southeastern Conference in Athens, Georgia.
Coach Larissa Anderson announced the move in late June and praised Charlton's competitive experience.
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