Irvington Spring Farm closes after 32 years in business - WSET

Lynchburg News and Updates

Recent Headlines

  • Pittsylvania County Schools Teacher Charged with Stalking Student: The Pittsylvania County Sheriff's Office has made an arrest in this case.
  • Boil Water Notice for Town of Hurt and Grit Community: A fracture in the main water line caused a drop in pressure, leading to the notice.
  • Developer Postpones Bedford Townhome Proposal: A planned 102-townhome development faces a delay.
  • Masked Gunmen Rob Lucky Corner Gaming in Campbell County: The robbery occurred early morning when two masked men approached an employee.
  • TIGHT RACE IN 5TH DISTRICT: The Virginia congressional race is intensifying between incumbent John McGuire and challenger Tom Perriello.
  • ANIMAL NEGLECT ARREST: 17 dogs were seized, and an Alleghany County man faces charges related to animal neglect.
  • EMERGENCY WATER RESTRICTIONS IN AMHERST: Drought conditions have prompted the town to implement water restrictions.
  • MISSING LYNCHBURG MAN FOUND AND ARRESTED: The Lynchburg Police Department located a missing person but charged him with child pornography warrants.
  • SUSPECTED PACKAGE INVESTIGATED IN VINTON: Vinton police closed roads and investigated a suspicious package at Omnisource.

National Story

  • DATA CENTERS UNDER FIRE: An explosion of AI data centers across the U.S. is causing opposition from local communities.

Local Business and Community News

  • IRVINGTON SPRING FARM CLOSES: After 32 years, Kaye and Ben Moomaw are closing Irvington Spring Farm in Lynchburg.
  • GOVERNOR'S POWER PLAN: Governor Spanberger unveils a plan to expand Virginia's power supply while managing energy costs.
  • DOMINION-NEXTERA MERGER DELAY CONCERNS: Lawmakers discuss the timeline for a potential merger between Dominion and NextEra, which could impact Virginia's energy sector.
  • NEW SHOP IN RUSTBURG: A new consignment shop is opening along Wards Road, offering affordable finds.
  • TRAIL OPENING IN ALTAVISTA: English Park now has a new one-mile trail for the community to enjoy.
  • SUPERVISOR'S COMMENTS ON VETERANS: Halifax County Supervisor Robbie Smart faces backlash for his comments about disabled veterans during a meeting.
  • 100 MILE YARDSALE: The annual event kicks off on Thursday, running along Route 29 from Amherst to Danville until Sunday.

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