Good morning, Lynchburg.

On Wednesday night, Lynchburg officials celebrated seven graduates of the city's first Behavioral Health Docket at City Hall; Judge Randy Krantz and Horizon Behavioral Health commended the participants for taking accountability in their recovery and building healthier futures.

Thirteen new CASA advocates were sworn in today to help protect children facing abuse or neglect in Lynchburg and nearby counties — they will represent kids in court to ensure their best interests are maintained.

Feeding SW Virginia celebrated 45 years of service in the region as the nonprofit honored its legacy & urged locals to support its meal programs.

The milestone event highlighted decades of work helping residents in need.

Scaremare in Lynchburg — a classic haunt for over fifty years — will add new scares to its familiar rooms and spooky woods this season.

Director Josh Coldren says the attraction will continue to thrill local visitors.

Liberty University held a grand opening for its new Champion Center building Tuesday, and leaders said the center is meant to share the school’s story and mission.

Hometown Health issued guidelines for expecting mothers facing an early flu season, advising them to consult care providers and consider vaccination (as outlined in its Oct.

21 update). The recommendations aim to keep moms safe as flu cases rise.