After falling to district foe LCA, Heritage was eager to get back to work. A tough Northside squad took its talents to the Hill City, coming off a Bye Week.

The Lynchburg Fire department has been awarded a grant to improve fire and emergency response in the city.

A local business is stepping up to support animals in the Hill City.

The goal is to make sure the community is safe, which is why PeaceMakers is looking to host Peace Week. It will include activities like a town hall to discuss crime in the area, as well as job fair to help those turn their lives around.

Lynchburg Police say the community is not being 'cooperative' when it comes to finding the suspects.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin made a stop in the Hill City on Wednesday to sign a new bill to expand workforce development in the Commonwealth.

The exhibit will be open until June 3.

In the Hill City, a new report from Lynchburg police says crime is down, which some residents find surprising.

Wawa is officially on its way to Lynchburg.

Veterans in Lynchburg are hoping to bring in new additions to Monument Terrace to recognize both the Gulf War and the Global War on Terror.

On Monday, the Hill City took a moment to honor MLK with its annual breakfast.

A historic first for college football in the Hill City as Liberty University hosted their first-ever conference championship game and won.

Skill games in the Hill City will soon be a thing of the past, with city officials set to reinforce the ban on such devices at the start of 2024.

The rivalry game’s final score was 17-6.

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Lynchburg City Schools are working to make sure students can recover from learning loss.

Determined to defend their home turf, the Pioneers took the W 16-6.

Lynchburg community leaders are honoring the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington.

The Seminole District power Bees will look to be more balanced in 2023.

10 News’ Connor Dietrich is out in the Hill City to get a look at some of the storm damage on Thursday evening.

Power has been restored to much of Lynchburg, according to Appalachian Power.

Proceeds of the event went to Kingston Campbell's family as they deal with the tragic loss of their son.

Lynchburg community members are mourning the loss of 6-year-old Kingston Campbell.

Delta Star, Inc. is expanding its operations in the Hill City, bringing 149 new jobs in its wake.

Jamar Lovelace returns to E.C. Glass after five seasons in Roanoke as head coach at William Fleming.

On Wednesday morning, more than 350 business professionals gathered at the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance.

Famous Anthony’s in the Hill City will be permanently shutting its doors soon.

Those in the Hill City looking for a career opportunity in education should mark their calendars for upcoming hiring events.

A 17-year-old boy has been taken into custody in relation to a carjacking in the Hill City, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.

A new outdoor sporting goods store is making its way to the Hill City.

Those in the Hill City can now visit HomeGoods at River Ridge.

On Tuesday night, Lynchburg City Council voted to make the Hill City a Second Amendment Sanctuary.

Presents have been ripped open and you may be thinking it's time to get rid of your Christmas tree. If you live in the Hill City, here's how.

One church in the Hill City is hoping to share the love of Christ in the midst of war through a new documentary on Ukraine.

Explore Lynchburg's history with a collection of vintage toys on display for the holiday season

The explosive air raid of E.C. Glass against the turn and burn ground game of LCA, paired with two tough defenses – our Game of the Week is bound to be a good one.

The 1951 Southern Caboose was renovated on a Hill City property overlooking the James River and a local foundry, giving it an industrial vibe.

A federal judge found two men who brought drugs into the Hill City guilty.

A new report published by the Lynchburg Police Department shows that drug overdoses are increasing in the Hill City.

We are kicking off our In Your Town series, where we highlight different areas of our region and what they have to offer. Our first stop is in Lynchburg!

Owners Emma and Steve Fischer said their business provides authentic recipes from the U.K. and everything is made from scratch.

Lynchburg leaders discussed ways of revitalizing College Park, located near the University of Lynchburg campus, during the August 23 city council work session.

A new face in a familiar place is serving up fresh donuts in the Hill City

A group called “Men2School” is made up of church members, fraternities, and other organizations with the goal of helping kids start off on the right foot by holding up signs of encouragement and shouting messages of support.

From the Star City to the Hill City, there are several towns in our area nominated for the Blue Ridge Outdoors Top Adventure Towns of 2022 contest.

In a school board meeting Tuesday night, Lynchburg City Schools discussed what’s to come as they work to create an LCS Facilities Master Plan.

Most scattered storms Monday happen during the late morning and afternoon hours

It’s been about two years since the feature was shut off due to much-needed repairs.

"I know a lot of people throw out the only 1% make it and its a slim chance but I can dream big."

Get ready to ‘come on down’ and win big because ‘The Price is Right Live’ is headed to the Hill City.

The opening ceremony for the 32nd annual event is Friday, June 22 at Liberty University.

The annual grants are funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development for different projects, including public service activities and housing.

A new, late-night dessert shop is set to open soon in the Hill City – Insomnia Cookies will soon be located off the roundabout behind Sam’s Club on Ward’s Rd.

Condemned houses are raising concern in several Lynchburg neighborhoods.

A restaurant chain dedicated to honoring American heroes is coming to the Hill City.

The former Liberty and NFL standout running back is set to release a new compilation music album featuring local Virginia artists.

Southern Living Magazine named the Hill City one of the best southern cities on the rise in 2022.

Lynchburg City Schools is asking City Council to support an 8% raise for all teachers and staff.

On Thursday afternoon, people in the Hill City gathered to help find the pot of gold for Parks & Rec’s Saint Patrick’s Day scavenger hunt.

These "crazy creations" are just that...crazy!

Many noteworthy performers and speakers will be heading to Lynchburg this year as a part of Liberty University’s spring convocation.

That man is James Mozee, who dedicated a half century to education, teaching African American students during segregation.

The Harrison's are bringing new life into a 50-year-old Hill City staple

After a record warm Christmas Day, we're threatening the history books again Sunday afternoon

After two years of construction, residents say it’s about time.

They’ll offer free programs to children and adults, like robotics, coding, and welding to help them earn higher-paying jobs.

The free event is open every night 5-9PM through Dec. 31.

Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin rallied supporters Friday night in Lynchburg, thanking them for helping him win a hard-fought race.

A popular dessert destination is coming to Lynchburg.

Richards said one factor could be Liberty University, as LU pushed students to vote in the 2016 presidential election, and the Hill City went red for Donald Trump.

A Hill City staple advertised as “Lynchburg’s Original Premier Restaurant” is closing its doors for good this Saturday.

The department has 28 vacancies to fill.

The crew at Monument Terrace asks that everyone in the Hill City takes a moment on October 12 to remember his service and sacrifice.

The 48th annual Lynchburg Art Festival returned to the Hill City on Saturday.

The new shop is located off Rivermont Avenue across from Randolph College. The grand opening is Sept. 10 at 1 PM.

Lynchburg is a major step closer to finishing its decades-old Combined Sewer Overflow Program. Leaders announced Tuesday that the city is receiving $25 million through the American Rescue Plan.

Early in-person voting for November elections is just around the corner, and the Lynchburg registrar wants your input on extending office hours.

A 1951 Southern caboose was just installed on a Hill City property overlooking the James River and a local foundry, giving the scene an industrial vibe.

Sen. Mark Warner is in the Hill City for a Railroad Press Conference

The invasive insect is known for killing crops and leaving behind a sticky honey dew.

This marked the eighth homicide in Lynchburg so far this year -- matching the highest in recent years. There were eight homicides in all of 2018, and police say prior to that was before 2000.

Most of the area will see high temperatures in the low to mid 90s Wednesday afternoon

19-year-old Ethan Dupin took over The Wandering Donut in March of 2021

The initiative is called Hill City Keys, and it started seven years ago with school students painting donated pianos.

“Lynchburg Tomorrow” will target three needs: access to healthy food, affordable health care and leadership development.

For the second night in a row, people in Lynchburg gathered in solidarity to take a stand against violence in the city.

The next community forum will be on July 29.

We're pinpointing which zones have the highest likelihood for rain Saturday and Sunday

Hillcats starting pitcher Xzavion Curry tallied six strikeouts and allowed one run in five and one-thirds innings.

Over the last several months, city council has discussed the possibility of permanently renaming Fifth Street, which was given the honorary designation of Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in 2005.

Lynchburg Parks & Rec has a wide variety of activities for people of all ages to experience the Hill City.

Lynchburg is a city that many people in our area know and love — it’s home to Liberty University, countless restaurants, breweries and more.

More than a dozen pizzas to choose from along with homemade pasta

City council voted 4-2 this week to consider hiring a strategist.

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Lynchburg needs your help in shaping the future of the city. Leaders are looking at ways to honor African American history in the Hill City. A new survey wants your idea on who should be recognized and how. The city council considered renaming the roadway after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. last month. Once they collect all the data, the city council plans to hold a public hearing on it.

LYNCHBURG, Va. – There’s a new store coming to River Ridge in Lynchburg. Carter Bates is the latest retailer opening during the shopping destination’s redevelopment. The store has served the Hill City for more than 25 years although it was previously located in the Candlers Station Shopping Center. “Carter Bates carries upscale and unique fashion and accessories. They carry a lot of fantastic brands such as Brighton and Tommy Bahama -- so women’s apparel, accessories, shoes, handbags; a lot of great items,” said Katie Farris, marketing manager for River Ridge.

TIMBERLAKE, Va. – If you have a sweet tooth, Mister Goodies is the perfect place to be. Ulrich says it provides, “Memories of going to the carnival or going to the fair. “Every week, we come up with a new, creative flavor.”This month, in honor of St. Patrick’s Day, they have a couple of new flavors. The Pot o’ Gold is a brownie topped with vanilla, hot caramel, sea salt caramel chocolate rocks, and green sprinkles. 🍀🌈 Just got a shipment of LUCKY CHARMS MARSHMALLOWS from our friends at Anderson's Country Market... Posted by Mister Goodies on Monday, March 15, 2021More traditional flavors on the menu include “Brownie batter and cookie dough.

LYNCHBURG, Va. – One year into the pandemic, and like everywhere else, the Hill City has seen its fair share of struggle. The Downtown Lynchburg Association released their 2020 annual report to show the impact. Kathy Shaw, owner of Beeswax Candle Co., relies heavily on online sales and says revenue jumped 50 percent at the start of the pandemic. When it comes to online sales, Ben Noyes can’t say the same. “A lot of it was people working from home instead of coming downtown to work,” said Noyes.

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Real estate tax prices could go up, but before that happens, the city council wants you to weigh in. Leaders say the majority of people in the Hill City saw a rise in real estate assessment. While the current rate is $1.11, the city council would need to lower it to $1.03, otherwise, taxes could go up. “Do we really want to be taking more tax dollars from the community? That meeting is on Tuesday, March 30th at 7 p.m. at Lynchburg City Hall.