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Campbell County couple reaches settlement after discrimination at Lazy Cove Campground (opens the original)
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CAMPBELL CO., Va. – In April 2020, the Smiths purchased a camper on a leased lot at Lazy Cove Campground. Within weeks, it became clear the owner had a problem — not with the couple’s behavior, but with who they were. “About a month after we purchased it, the owner called my best friend and said you didn’t tell me that your best friend’s husband was black. Had I known that, I would’ve never leased the lot to them,” Angela Smith said. “My best friend was in tears when she called to tell me what h
Lynchburg City Council votes to end Flock Safety contract amid surveillance concerns (opens the original)
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – Lynchburg City Council voted Thursday to end its contract with Flock Safety, a surveillance technology company, in a move described as a compromise after council members clashed over how to handle the city’s use of the technology. The special meeting was held Thursday in Council Chambers at City Hall. Council members Chris Faraldi and Stephanie Reed called the meeting to consider a resolution regarding Lynchburg’s contractual relationship with Flock Safety. Two options had been
Appomattox sheriff suspends Flock camera contract before town hall (opens the original)
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APPOMATTOX CO., Va. – A planned town hall about Flock cameras in Appomattox County was canceled at the last minute after Sheriff Robert Richardson suspended the county’s contract with the company. The decision came less than an hour before the meeting was scheduled to begin. In a Facebook post, Richardson wrote, “I have made the decision to suspend our contract with Flock. I do not feel confident that I could stand before our citizens tonight and argue in favor of keeping the cameras.” The Appom
Lynchburg City Schools students face low Standard of Learning scores and high economic disadvantage rates (opens the original)
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – The Virginia Department of Education has released new Standards of Learning (SOL) scores for Lynchburg City Schools students, and the numbers are low. The department also reports that more than 5,100 students in the district are classified as economically disadvantaged, roughly 66% of total enrollment. Parents who spoke with 10 News say the connection between economic hardship and academic performance is hard to ignore. “I also believe that there is a significant increase in men
Lynchburg women trade work clothes for hard hats to build home for family in need (opens the original)
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – More than 100 women in Lynchburg are swapping office attire for hard hats and picking up hammers to help build a home for a local family in need. Greater Lynchburg Habitat for Humanity’s 2026 Women Build project is underway, teaching construction skills while creating a path to affordable homeownership for one deserving family. The build is taking place at 2202 Hanover St. in Lynchburg. When complete, the home will become Habitat for Humanity’s 325th in the community. Sheri Lamb
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