Ten months after calling for a long-term plan, Greg Guinn and MUD deal with aging waterlines, water losses, and future demand.

What started with a family smoker in Calgary 12 years ago ended Saturday with a world championship, $25,000 payday in Lynchburg.

Three prospective buyers remain in negotiations, but receiver Phillip Young offers little hope of a return for shareholders.

MUD offers Jim Dore a partial sewer refund after he discovers his home uses a septic tank despite years of sewer charges.

Rain or swine, The Jack may be the main course, but Lynchburg’s shops and restaurants offer plenty worth sampling beyond Wiseman Park.

Bryant and Wendy Morton have built a life out of children, animals, fire, good food, and knowing when to let things rest.

Planning and Zoning Commission also reviews Lynchburg Manor expansion and approves two plat requests unanimously.

We have power, water, fiber, and land, but an actual project would have to prove infrastructure can handle it.

The candle-making is serious. The labels are another matter. And then there’s a human-sized stuffed chicken named Bertha.

Now connected to the grid, Silicon Ranch is reducing its construction workforce. Two local obligations remain unfinished.