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Lynchburg City Schools announces three hires and a promotion

Lynchburg City Schools announced the hiring of three new employees and one promotion in an administrative role for the school system.

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Lynchburg developing plan to address derelict homes

Lynchburg officials are working on a new plan to tackle the 300 condemned houses within the city.

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Lynchburg City Council approves plan for new police headquarters

After a process that spanned several years and two sites, the Lynchburg Police Department has found its new home.

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Lynchburg City Council approves $594M budget

Lynchburg City Council has approved its fiscal year 2023 budget of $593.5 million, an increase of $167.4 million, or 39.3%, over the adopted fiscal year 2022 city budget, as council

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Lynchburg City Council advances real estate tax credit, new utility rates

Lynchburg taxpayers soon could see more relief as Lynchburg City Council moves forward with a motion to include a 2-cent real estate tax rate credit on real estate bills.

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