Your Tuesday January 14th Lynchburg Agenda

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Read More to Find Out When Your Power is Estimated to be Restored Greater Lynchburg awoke Monday morning to the icy grip of Winter Storm Blair. While a day off school and potentially work brought smiles to some, suggesting a feeling reminiscent of Christmas morning, the mood shifted dramatically by

Food: Great, Service: Not So Much. As mentioned in the May 4 edition of The Agenda, when The Undercover Diner visited Lola’s, one of the final comments was, “Despite this experience, we will return... Recently, we decided to follow through on that sentiment. It had been a while since

18 new establishments made their debut while 9 bid farewells Lynchburg’s dining scene experienced a whirlwind of change in 2024, with 18 new establishments making their debut and 9 including some long-time favorites bidding farewell. These shifts reflect the city’s evolving tastes and the resilience of its culinary

Lynchburg Mourns the Loss of Beloved Anchor Mark Spain The Lynchburg community is mourning the loss of one of its good guys. Mark Spain, a cherished anchor at ABC13-WSET, passed away on Wednesday, December 18, following a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Mark’s passing leaves an irreplaceable figure in

The rain drummed softly on the pavement as I arrived at CAVA on Old Forest Road, looking for a healthy, comforting meal with friends. As a self-proclaimed bowl enthusiast, I was excited to build my own creation at a place known for its Mediterranean-inspired flavors. CAVA’s bright and modern

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With a career that spans decades with high-level leadership roles, John Fees knows a thing or two about how to grow his community. Whether it is through nuclear operations or economic revitalization, he’s proven himself to be a visionary in community-driven initiatives. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Fees earned an