More than $4,000 was raised to offset unpaid school lunches in the Lynchburg-Clay Local School District in memory of former Lynchburg-Clay varsity basketball standout William Keith Glover.

With the two counties' differing views, there is concern for fair, safe elections with integrity. I would like to request that the Secretary of State Department investigates the recounting of the Highland County Lynchburg-Clay Local School District Board of Education Election.

Whether it be communism or terrorism, a faction of America will not admit that those ideas are evil. If evil can’t be identified, neither can good. As a result, America becomes just another country in the world instead a beacon of hope. When that happens, evil will take over.

Too many people haven’t been taught about the atrocities associated with communism, and too many people are making money working with the Chinese. As a result, modern-day America has lost its moral bearings and doesn’t know the difference between good and evil.

Lynchburg artist Ginger Back has been selected as one of 100 artists whose works will be on display at the Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA) 31st annual convention July 26-29 at the Summit Hotel Gallery, 5345 Medpace Way in Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Reds pitching struggled to find the strike zone on Opening Day as they walked nine Pittsburgh Pirates, three of whom went on to score, in a 5-4 Bucs' victory March 30. Prior to the game, the Reds' Opening Day festivities included the annual parade, which included marching bands from Lynchburg-Clay High School and Whiteoak High School.

The Lynchburg Lions Club recently presented eight full-screen magnifiers to the Lynchburg Library.