For a second consecutive season, Lynchburg-Clay cross-country runner Tavion Huguely will be running at the state championships as an individual, as his performance at regionals and throughout the 2026 season have placed him as one of the top runners in the state in Division IV.
The Lynchburg-Clay eighth grade volleyball team finished their 2026 season as the Southern Hills Athletic Conference Division I regular-season champions and as SHAC Tournament runners-up.
Rebecca Sanderson has resigned from the Lynchburg-Clay Local Schools Board of Education, effective immediately, according to a letter submitted to the Board on July 28.
Lynchburg-Clay Local School District announced it will continue with the CEP program for all children served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program for the 2026-2027 school year.
A Lynchburg woman indicted in connection with a Highland County Task Force investigation was sentenced last week to four years in prison after pleading guilty to drug trafficking charges.
For the third straight year, the Lynchburg-Clay Gold Envirothon Team has claimed victory at the State Envirothon, earning the opportunity to compete at the national level.
The Lynchburg-Clay baseball team finished first in Division I of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference with a perfect 13-0 record, earning the gold ball award.
The Lynchburg Memorial Day event will commence Sunday, May 24 at the Old School Park with parade lineup at noon. Weather pending, a parade will proceed to the cemetery at around 12:30 p.m. that will include civic groups and bagpipes.
On Monday, April 27, a dedication ceremony was held at Lynchburg-Clay High School, where the outdoor athletic fields were officially unveiled as the Terry and Jane McGinnis Family Athletic Complex.
After a Highland County grand jury handed down 11 indictments as the result of Highland County Task Force investigations, area law enforcement officers conducted an arrest roundup this week, with multiple defendants arrested on drug-related charges.
A Hillsboro juvenile charged with a first-degree felony count of attempted murder was among the 22 individuals indicted by a Highland County grand jury in their Tuesday, April 7 session.
