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Category: Local News
Motlow raises the bar for incoming high school students
Attention MCHS Class of 2024: The Motlow Dual Enrollment Program can help you graduate with an Associates Degree before you get your diploma.
Historic local brand Taylor’s Leatherwear opens on the Lynchburg Square
From vintage-styled motorcycle jackets to locally-designed purses, Taylor's Leatherwear brings all things kitschy, cool, and leather to the Lynchburg Square.
MUD will pay $3,753 in TDEC penalties for nine violations
At the advice of their attorney, MUD board members voted on Tuesday not to appeal a TDEC Director's Order and instead move forward with compliance and pay a $3,753 fine for nine violations.
MUD Board names Ronnie Cunningham Utility Manager
On Tuesday, the MUD Board named 17 year Metro Utilities employee, Ronnie Cunningham, its newest Utilities Manager.
No standardized test scores required at Motlow State
Do standardized tests make you nervous? Motlow State reminds local students that they are not required for college admissions.
GRACE & GRIT: Celebrating Lynchburg’s first female entrepreneur, Mary Evans Bobo
She became the sole proprietress of a boarding house and restaurant during a time when few women entrepreneurs existed. Today, would have been Mary Evans Bobo's birthday.
Community rallies around Interim Manager at MUD Board special meeting
The MUD Board met last night and dozens of citizens showed up to both rally around Interim Manager Ronnie Cunningham and protest increasing the pay of the next MUD Manager.
MUD Board calls special meeting to discuss Manager’s pay
The MUD Board will hold a special-called meeting on Thursday, June 29 to discuss changes to the next Metro Utilities Department Manager's pay.
Motlow recognized for advancing first-generation student outcomes
The First Scholars Network recently recognized Motlow State in Lynchburg for it's commitment to improving the experience of first-generation college students on its Moore County and other campuses.