This Thursday the Lexington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing about temporarily banning electric scooters and skateboards from the city. “I think I need to make one distinction,” Planning
Historic Lexington Foundation has begun an effort to document slave dwellings in Rockbridge County as part of an effort to encourage their preservation. On Oct. 30, representatives of HLF and
The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree is making a stop in Raphine during its cross country trip to Washington, D.C., this year. Every year, a different national forest is selected to
Two area youths had their names drawn in the Lexington Woman’s Club’s recent library display contest. Jack O’Keefe, age 8, (above) is shown diving in to his prize book of
Rockbridge Regional Library invites writers to attend a writer’s workshop on Thursday, Nov. 21, at 6 p.m. in the Piovano Room. The workshop is held on the third Thursday every
The Virginia Horse Center Foundation has announced the addition of George Williams and Brooks Cushman to the board of directors. Williams is a highly accomplished International Grand Prix competitor. He
On Sept. 21, Henry Tecumseh Achin, age 11, was about to close out a fun Saturday at Jordans Point Park when he saw something curious near the river: a very
The public is invited to the final presentation in a three-part series about water quality in Rockbridge County. It will be held in Dunlap Auditorium, Lexington Presbyterian Church on Tuesday,
Avery Deacon, a first-grader at Central Elementary, meets with her great-great-uncle, Charlie Thomas of Lexington, during the Veteran’s Day Breakfast at Central Friday. Thomas, 90, is a veteran of the
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