Series: Sep/Oct 2016 - Lynchburg Living

Authentic Comfort

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The Dahlia serves positivelyperfect pub grub Since 1947, The Dahlia has been delighting taste buds with a number of comforting dishes, from...

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A Safe Place to Play Dedicated Mom Wraps Up 3-Year Project

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In 1988, the Lynchburg community came together to fund and build a large wooden playground at Linkhorne Elementary School (LES), a location...

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Tea For You & You For Tea

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Open Porch steeped in hospitali-tea Every restaurant has a focus. Not every restaurant’s focus is on tea. But at Open Porch, which opened...

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Person of Interest: Amanda Myers-Ramirez

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Occupation: Coordinator for the Office of Exceptional Learners (for Lynchburg City Schools) Resides: With her husband, Brian and two...

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Our Relatives Across the Atlantic: Lynchburg’s Sister City Relationships Thrive

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A few years ago, Valeria Chambers, clerk of Lynchburg City Council, told a coworker she’d like to travel abroad someday. As it turns out,...

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“I Will Lift Up My Eyes to the Hills” To Everything There Is a Season

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A Time to Build Some moments leave us breathless with joyful anticipation, yet others swallow us with an avalanche of emotion. Jessica...

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Dirt Road Treasures

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Embrace Your Individuality at Dirt Road Treasures in Bedford This original art creation, named Daisy, beckons to visitors of Dirt Road...

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Living Out Loud Sept/Oct 2016

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“Best Of Lynchburg” Awards The finalist round for the “Best of Lynchburg” Awards is underway now through September 25. Head to...

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Heritage High Goes Back to School

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Lit From Within Sunlight streams through the upper windows, flooding the central hallway. Appropriately dubbed “Main Street,” this...

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The Buzz Sept/Oct 2016

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The Buzz: Behind-the-Scenes Photographer Jim Pile had an extra production assistant in the room as he took photos of this issue’s Artist...

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