Since 1974, Lynchburg has hosted the Virginia 10 Miler race, bringing in thousands of runners to the Hill City each year. The race brings in about 4,000 casual and competitive runners and walkers each year

Budget-Friendly Activities in LYH Whether you’re planning a budget-friendly night out or a relaxing day of exploration, Lynchburg offers something for everyone. From scenic parks to historical landmarks, here are some of the

Celebrate Graduation Week in LYH We are so thankful to welcome family and friends during graduation week in LYH! We want to give a special congratulations to all graduates of Central Virginia Community

7 Of The Best Hotels In Virginia From converted shoe factories to historic landmarks, there’s no shortage of unique accommodation options in Virginia. Today we’ll explore some of the most distinctive hotels to

With warmer weather on the way, road trip season is beginning. And for those looking to take a picturesque drive, Route 151 in Nelson County is a great choice. Known as the “Brew

Lynchburg flourishes in spring Cherry Blossoms on Fifth Street Presented by the Garden Club of Virginia, Historic Garden Week encompasses 29 tours organized and hosted by member clubs, visitors are welcomed each spring

Welcome to Downtown Lynchburg, Virginia Nestled east of the Blue Ridge Mountain, Downtown Lynchburg is a thriving hub of culture, creativity, and community. From vibrant street art to charming historic architecture, Downtown LYH

Our Lynchburg community is packed with powerhouse women running bold, creative, and thriving businesses. From boutiques to bakeries, salons to studios, these entrepreneurs are shaping Lynchburg’s identity and pushing the local scene forwards.

Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in LYH Warm weather is just around the corner! Whether you’re looking for a casual bite or a fine dining experience, Lynchburg has plenty of great spots to enjoy

Best Stops Along The Blue Ridge Parkway Photo credit by www.Virginia.org The Blue Ridge Parkway, often called “America’s Favorite Drive,” connects the Shenandoah National Park to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and