LYNCHBURG

Lynchburg Politics News

Politics in Lynchburg centers on city hall and the local government that shapes daily life, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in council votes, elections, ballot questions and the policy debates that reach residents.


City Hall

City Hall

Three Republicans Lose Lynchburg Council Reelection Bids

Mayor Larry Taylor and council members Stephanie Reed and Marty Misjuns will leave office after failing to win second terms.


Military

Military

E.C. Glass, Liberty ROTC Honor Veterans Day

A Veterans Day ceremony at E.C. Glass High School in Lynchburg featured a cadet parade, performances and a wreath-laying.

E.C. Glass, Liberty ROTC Honor Veterans Day

Civic Engagement

Civic Engagement

Diemer Declines Comment on Alternate Facebook Account

Lynchburg Vice Mayor Curt Diemer would not say whether he wrote posts on a Facebook account under a different name.

Diemer Declines Comment on Alternate Facebook Account

Elections

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Elections

Lynchburg Voters Urged to Check Ballot Applications

Incorrect return addresses on absentee ballot applications could cause delays for Lynchburg voters.

Lynchburg Voters Urged to Check Ballot Applications

Coverage takes in council meetings and budget decisions, candidate races, local ordinances and the public hearings where residents weigh in. It reaches the city proper and the surrounding communities whenever a civic decision crosses the line. Land use and development fights draw as much attention as elections do at the local level. Turnout patterns and the balance between city and county authority shape how most local political stories unfold.