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School board members unconvinced on Perrymont closure in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 23:52:29)

Three Lynchburg school board members said Tuesday that Superintendent Paul McKendrick will need to do more to win their votes for the closure of Perrymont Elementary.

Circus coming to Peakland neighborhood in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 23:50:23)

City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to allow the big top to come to Presbyterian Homes & Family Services.

Cuts not as deep as expected in city manager’s budget plan in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 23:13:59)

Lynchburg City Manager Kimball Payne says months of preparation, agonizing and cost-cutting have put the city in a better financial position for the coming year than initially feared.

Appomattox resident presents water line petition to town council in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 21:26:46)

Appomattox town resident Clifford Harvey presented council members with a petition signed by almost 500 residents, requesting that the town join forces with the county in support of the U.S. 460 water line.

Nonprofits ask Bedford City Council for funding in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 21:20:26)

BEDFORD — A handful of Bedford nonprofits and agencies asked Bedford City Council on Tuesday to continue funding contributions despite a tough budget year.

Fatal fire engulfs Cabell Street house in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 20:49:05)

One man died in a downtown Lynchburg blaze that kept firefighters busy for hours Tuesday evening, fire officials said.

Senate OKs charter schools, two other education bills in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 20:36:16)

RICHMOND — Much of the debate was about money Tuesday when the Senate approved Gov. Bob McDonnell’s proposals for charter schools and two other education measures that Sen. Steve Newman, R-Lynchburg, guided to passage.

Senate trims fees slightly in budget overture in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 20:32:11)

RICHMOND — Senate budget negotiators trimmed their proposed $51 million increase in court filing fees Tuesday by nearly one-fourth in an incremental step aimed at jump-starting state budget talks.

High school students may benefit from Bedford research center in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 19:51:03)

The Center for Advanced Engineering and Research under construction in Bedford County could serve as an extension of the classroom for high school science students in Lynchburg.

Man charged in two city purse snatchings in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 19:20:04)

A man police suspect was responsible for two area purse-snatchings was arrested Monday, officials said.

City couple sentenced in bank fraud scheme in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 17:19:53)

A Lynchburg couple was sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District Court for their roles in a scheme that bilked banks and businesses out of more than $40,000.

Putney speaks up as House OKs Soering resolution in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 15:15:18)

RICHMOND — Del. Lacey Putney delivered a floor speech Tuesday urging the House of Delegates to adopt a resolution opposing the transfer of convicted murderer Jens Soering to his native Germany.

Bedford County woman pleads no contest in boyfriend’s shotgun death in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 13:00:48)

A Bedford County woman pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter Tuesday morning in the January 2009 slaying of her live-in boyfriend at their home in Vinton.

Crime Stoppers: Police investigating theft of steel rods in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 11:34:45)

About four tons pounds of steel rods were stolen sometime over the weekend, police said.

Wig-wearing ‘Joe Dirt’ bank robber pleads guilty in

Local News for Lynchburg News Advance (2010/3/9 10:19:12)

A North Carolina man accused of robbing a Forest bank while wearing a series of bad wigs pleaded guilty to two felony charges this morning.