by Dave Lenehan | Sep 30, 2024 | Stories
A QUICK ONLINE search for nonprofit organizations in Lynchburg that serve the residents of our community will bring up several dozen names on your computer screen. But what if you’re looking for something in the Hill City where humanitarian efforts reach across the...
by Guest Writer | Aug 14, 2024 | Stories
WHEN THE stadium lights blaze and the roar of the crowd echoes, true fans know the game-day experience begins in the parking lot. Celebrate your team’s spirit with these tailgating recipes, which will fuel your revelry from kickoff to the final whistle. From handheld...
by Guest Writer | Aug 14, 2024 | Stories
THE BACKYARD is a food truck park where you can find eats for any occasion, hosting Frankly Delicious Dogs, Al Pastor Tacos, American Melting Wagon, La Cocina del las Catrachitas, and more. The outdoor seating is covered so that you can find shade in the summer...
by Gabriel Huff | Aug 14, 2024 | Stories
FEELING SWEATY, tired, underprepared, and alone, Byron Johnson wanted to give up. He had walked over 70 miles, not even an eighth of the way to his targeted destination. Johnson had not packed enough food, so resupply trips were necessary. The teen thought maybe he...
by Amanda West | Aug 14, 2024 | Stories
CAELA COHEN was like every other lively 5-year-old — until she wasn’t. Tea parties with her favorite teddy bear and pillow forts sprawling across the living room carpet turned into round-the-clock monitoring of her blood sugar and painful insulin injections following...
by Dave Lenehan | Aug 14, 2024 | Stories
WHAT DO space exploration, drone piloting, and robotics have in common? If your child is a student at Forest Middle School (FMS), all three subjects are taught as part of the school’s science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) and career and technical education...
