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Political signs for Lynchburg City Council candidates vandalized (opens the original)
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – Nearly a dozen political signs for three Lynchburg City Council candidates - including the mayor- were vandalized in the Hill City late Monday night. Lynchburg Police say that signs for Stephanie Reed, Larry Taylor and Chris Boswell were all vandalized close to midnight. The signs were placed at or near Rivermont Terrace, Rivermont Avenue and Langhorne Road. “They were all slashed with some type of sharp device,” Reed said. “If you get close to them, you can see where it looks l
Roanoke Firefighters Association President explains proposal for collective bargaining agreement (opens the original)
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ROANOKE, Va. – At the September 21st Roanoke City Council meeting, Roanoke Firefighters Association President Todd Reighley got in front of the podium to explain to Roanoke City Council the first draft of an ordinance that would open the door for not just firefighters, but city employees, to collectively bargain. Reighley sat down with 10 News Monday to explain who this ordinance would include. “This is an ordinance for the city of Roanoke,” Reighley said. “So it would include Fire and EMS, but
What is Roanoke City’s new Professional Standards Committee? (opens the original)
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ROANOKE, Va. – On Monday, the Roanoke City Council proposed and adopted a Professional Standards Committee after public comments from councilmembers. So, what exactly is a Professional Standards Committee? Roanoke Mayor Joe Cobb described it as a temporary committee that will advise the council on its code of ethics and conduct. The decision comes after a joint statement from Vice Mayor Terry Maguire and Councilmember Phazon Nash regarding the council’s role in the sale of Wood Haven Technology
Neighbors react to potential data center coming to Wood Haven Technology Park (opens the original)
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With talks of a data center potentially coming to the Wood Haven Technology Park, the people who live by the area have concerns about the addition. “It’s just not something I am looking forward to,” Michael Dalbo said. “But where am I going to go?” Some, like Tracy Adcock, didn’t know that a data center could be coming to their area and felt like residents were being mistreated. “We would prefer there not be a data center right across the road from us,” Adcock said. “We weren’t aware of any of t
Lynchburg announces next phase of Downtown Renewal Project (opens the original)
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – The City of Lynchburg is continuing to improve its infrastructure, moving on to Phase 5 of its Downtown Renewal Project. Phase 5 is set to bring important infrastructure updates to the section of Court Street from 5th to 9th Streets alongside portions of 6th and 7th Street. The project is expected to begin sometime in Spring 2027 and is looking to upgrade sections of the road that desperately need a tune-up. “There is a pipe on 7th Street which is going to be in this project are
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