LYNCHBURG

Lynchburg Business News

Across Lynchburg, coverage here takes in corporate mergers, store openings, startup funding, executive changes and regional economic trends. This page reports on the organizational shifts and market developments that impact the local economy.


Industry

Live Poll

Would you use a mobile app to track your household water usage and utility bills?

Utilities

Lynchburg Launches Water Usage Tracking Application

Residents can now monitor water consumption and receive leak alerts through the new EyeOnWater mobile tool.

Lynchburg Launches Water Usage Tracking Application

Openings & Closings

Openings & Closings

Down Home Creamery Opens New River Ridge Mall Shop

The ice cream shop has officially launched its second location at Lynchburg’s River Ridge Mall.


Philanthropy

Live Poll

Would you participate in a physical challenge to raise awareness for a health cause?

Philanthropy

Lynchburg Resident Will Run New York City Marathon

A local athlete will compete in the marathon this November to raise funds for brain injury awareness.

Lynchburg Resident Will Run New York City Marathon

Jobs

Live Poll

Would you trust your local nursing homes to care for an aging family member?

Nursing Jobs

Drinkard Center Ranks No. 1 in Virginia

Westminster Canterbury's Lynchburg nursing home was named the top small nursing home in Virginia in Newsweek's 2027 list of America's Best Nursing Homes.

Drinkard Center Ranks No. 1 in Virginia

People

People

University of Lynchburg Names Three Endowed Professors

Three faculty members receive prestigious professorships to support their research and professional development.

University of Lynchburg Names Three Endowed Professors

This section follows corporate mergers, company expansions, startup growth, leadership transitions and trade shifts. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it to identify the forces driving local commerce. Public sector procurement and municipal development projects create a cycle of business activity that shapes the local market. Regulatory approvals and interest rate changes represent the two primary factors that dictate whether firms expand or consolidate operations.