Good morning, Lynchburg.

At its main location on Clay Street, Lynchburg Daily Bread serves thousands of meals monthly with donated food from Blue Ridge Area Food Bank — about 15,000 pounds weekly.

The center is expanding its facility to add kitchen space to better support residents facing high living costs.

Utility crews restored water service at a Lynchburg apartment complex after a second water line break disrupted supply this morning + residents regained access soon after repairs.

Local leaders and Feeding Southwest Virginia are fighting food insecurity this September by collecting and sorting food for over 300 local pantries—stressing community support to feed over 127,000 residents each month.

Brookville High School sophomore Skylin Hasworth developed Paddle Pod—a pickleball ball holder designed to ease court entry—as a class project.

After Mark Cuban reposted his pitch online, he is preparing to test the prototype and may apply for Shark Tank soon.

Jubilee Family Development Center will soon hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the Astronaut Leland Melvin STEM Center expansion, adding five classrooms, a patio, garden and accessibility ramp.

The project, backed by a $1 million campaign, will boost educational opportunities for adults and youth in Lynchburg.

Liberty University President Dondi E.

Costin and Law Dean Timothy M. Todd were named to the Virginia Business 500 Power List for their leadership and record enrollments at the university in Lynchburg. The recognition highlights their contributions to the institution's growth.

Liberty University’s Office of Business Relations and The Heritage Foundation hosted the third Ambassadors’ Breakfast in Washington where global leaders discussed investment and cooperation.

Liberty University marked Constitution Day with public lectures and readings of the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution — government leaders led the ceremonies to celebrate the nation’s founding principles.