, August 18, 2026

Good Tuesday Morning Greater Lynchburg


  •   3 min read

Table of content

Among the stories in your Agenda: The Undercover Diner, restaurant inspections, real estate transactions, fire starting python, Turkey Trot, pickle ball, private jets, gas prices — and high school golf, where boys and girls share one leaderboard and Amherst County's Caitlyn Baxter sits at the top.

Restaurant Inspections: 22 Routine Inspections Produce 82 Violations Across Greater Lynchburg

La Carreta #6 records the week's highest violation total with 17, while three establishments complete routine inspections without a violation.

Read More

✈️ Agenda PJ's

Agenda PJ's tracks notable private, business, charter and government aviation activity at Lynchburg Regional Airport. It is not intended to be a complete accounting of every airport operation. Routine airline service, flight-school training, most local general-aviation flights and medical helicopter operations are generally excluded.

Read More

Undercover Diner Visits Bentley's

Read More

Caitlyn Baxter's Golf Game Stays Hot, LCA Returns to the Top in Monday Golf Action

Read More

Greater Lynchburg Area Real Estate Market Sees Major Commercial Deals Lead Mid-August Activity

Read More

Escaped Snake Knocks Over Heat Lamp, Causes Fire at Forest Middle School

Read More

Lynchburg Gas Prices Rebound 13 Cents After Last Week’s Sharp Drop

Prices stabilize across much of Virginia, while Danville jumps 23 cents and Virginia Beach falls another seven cents

Read More

Lynchburg Regional Airport Awarded $8 Million for Terminal Expansion

Federal funding will expand the passenger terminal, improve TSA flow and accessibility, and prepare LYH for increased air service and future passenger growth.

Read More

All Lynchburg City Schools Students to Receive Free Breakfast and Lunch

Read More

Through Two Weeks: Baxter Remains Unbeaten as Greater Lynchburg Golf Season Heats Up

Four events have already produced three different team winners, while Caitlyn Baxter, Conner Lamanna and Nikko Guanzon highlight a fast start to the individual season. More action took place yesterday in two separate Quad events at Colonial Hills and Winton Farm.

Read More

Lynchburg Wastewater Plant Marks Five Years Without a Permit Violation

Lynchburg Water Resources Facility Wins NACWA’s Platinum Peak Performance Award

Read More

Public Hearing Set for U.S. 501/221 Intersection Improvement Project

Read More

Too Hot to Handle

See More

Lynchburg Turkey Trot Returns Thanksgiving Morning for 38th Year

More than 4,000 runners, walkers and volunteers are expected for the 38th annual 5K benefiting HumanKind; early registration is $35 through Aug. 31.

Read More

Pickleball League Returns This Fall with Beginner & Advanced Divisions

Read More

Related Posts