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Lynchburg
Wednesday, September 24th, 2025
Good morning, Lynchburg. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 24th of September.
BUSINESS NEWS
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Photos from The News & Advance archives show major storms that hit Lynchburg over the years—like the deadly August storm of 1958 and hurricanes such as Camille and Agnes—with powerful floods and winds captured in historic images. The archive offers a look at how these weather events changed the local landscape. The News & Advance
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Lynchburg Water Resources released its FY 2025 Annual Report highlighting work on water, wastewater and stormwater services—including the groundbreaking of the Blackwater CSO Tunnel and improvements in utility maintenance. The report details customer-focused initiatives and future plans for technology upgrades that will support essential services. City of Lynchburg
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Centra Health today broke ground on a six-story health tower at Lynchburg General Hospital—planned to add more space for patient care. The News & Advance
- ➤ The Appalachian Regional Commission awarded $11 million for 32 projects to help people recovering from substance use disorder return to work. The funding, part of the INSPIRE Initiative—supporting recovery efforts in 165 counties across nine Appalachian states—aimed to boost workforce reentry and build healthier communities. WSLS 10
- ➤ Jason Price turned his loss into action by founding the Jason Price Foundation to support cancer care in the community—partnering with local healthcare providers to offer resources and research funding. The foundation plans to host events and launch support programs for patients in the coming months. WDBJ7
- ➤ Health experts warned local residents that kissing bugs in Virginia may carry the rare but serious Chagas disease — officials are reviewing insect sightings and urging alertness. WDBJ7
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LSO Presents: Bold Sounds & Bright Stars
An incredible performance by the fully professional Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra (LSO), led by music director David Glover, featuring some of the greatest works of classical music, including Beethoven's Third Symphony, Piazzolla's Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, and Vaughn Williams' English Folk Song Suite.
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Black Violin Live Concert
7:00-8:30 PM — Historic Theatre at the Academy Center of the Arts — $30 – $78 — Experience the genre-blending sounds of Grammy-nominated duo Black Violin.
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An Evening with Melissa Etheridge
7-9 p.m. — Historic Theatre at the Academy Center of the Arts — $48 – $107 — Experience the raw energy and powerful vocals of rock icon Melissa Etheridge live on stage.
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Healthy Kids Running Series Fall 2025
10 AM – 11 AM — Linkhorne Middle School — Registration required — A five-week running program for kids from Pre-K to 8th grade promoting health and activity.
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Masterworx Community Theater: Newsies - The Musical
7-10 p.m. — Historic Theatre at the Academy Center of the Arts — VIP tickets available — Experience the excitement of Newsies in an engaging community theater setting.
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Wine & Garlic Festival
11 AM – 5 PM — Rebec Vineyards — Admission fee may apply — Enjoy two days of garlic-themed fun with wine tastings, music, and family activities.
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Masterworx Community Theater: Newsies - The Musical
2-5 p.m. — Historic Theatre at the Academy Center of the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the excitement of the Broadway hit as local talent brings the story of young newsboys to life.
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Vitamin String Quartet Concert
7-9 p.m. — Historic Theatre at the Academy Center of the Arts — Ticket prices may vary — Experience innovative string arrangements that blend classical, hip-hop, rock, and pop music.
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Blue Ridge Line Dancing Festival 2025
3-10 p.m. — Art Alley — No refunds — Kick up your boots and enjoy line dancing with great performers in Lynchburg!
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Roanoke Ballet Theatre Presents Dracula
3:00 – 4:30 PM — Historic Theatre at the Academy Center of the Arts — $20 – $75 — Experience the haunting ballet that brings Bram Stoker's legendary vampire to life with stunning choreography and music.
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