Rodney Robinson is a journalist based in Lynchburg, Virginia. He writes for various local publications, including Amherst-Nelson Publishing Co., The Free Lance-Star, The Daily Progress, and Central Virginia Media Group. Rodney covers a range of topics, including local politics, education, community events, and regional news.
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By: Rodney Robinson
In this July 2020 file photo, banners hang in the quad at Central Virginia Community College in Lynchburg.
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Board Chair Atul Gupta appointed an ad hoc committee, which he explained is part of a guideline as the board begins the search for a new superintendent after Edwards’ announced retirement earlier this week.
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The Central Virginia Transportation Planning Organization (CVTPO) held a public meeting Thursday evening at Forest Middle School to receive input from the community on what changes they would like to see at the U.S. 221 corridor.
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Four Lynchburg-area colleges were recognized by U.S. News & World Report as some of the country’s best four-year, bachelor’s degree-granting institutions after a recent ranking.
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Liberty University seeks the dismissal of a former employee’s lawsuit claiming she was fired for being a transgender woman, noting a violation of
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Liberty University President Dondi Costin announced during an ABC News interview Wednesday afternoon the college will match up to $1 million in donations for hurricane disaster relief efforts.
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Lynchburg City Council leaders canceled next week’s planned joint meeting with the city school board, citing the earlier-than-expected departure of the superintendent of city schools and other scheduling conflicts.
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