Race to honor memory of Liberty grad

Rachael Horton was a Liberty graduate and an advocate for animals everywhere who worked as an assistant at the Gentle Animal Care Hospital in Forest, Va. In her time at the animal hospital, she felt a passion to help people who were without the means to pay for their animals’ health care, and she came up with the idea to […]

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Lynchburg plays host to Christian movie

Hollywood producers and local actors converted Liberty University and Lynchburg hotspots into movie sets this summer while filming the new faith-based movie, “Finding Faith.” According to a Liberty News Service article, the purpose of “Finding Faith” is to educate families on the dangers of the Internet and to teach children how to not fall prey to online predators. The movie […]

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Virginia 10-miler to hold 39th race

The Virginia 10-Miler will take place Saturday, Sept. 28 and Sunday, Sept. 29 in Lynchburg, Va., giving central Virginia residents a chance to be healthy and get involved in the community. According to the event’s website, this year celebrates the Virginia 10-Miler’s 39th year of bringing in people of all ages to participate in a variety of races to promote […]

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Yogurt Yeti attracts students

Flavor ran wild Sept. 8 as customers participated in the ‘Bash’ Secluded in the remote regions of Simon’s Run, the mysterious Yogurt Yeti called out to those who would venture to its Back to School Bash Sept. 8. According to staff, they had a good student turnout for the event. The frozen treat shop featured buy one get one 50 […]

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‘Veggie Tales’ co-creator visits Liberty

Animator and voice artist Phil Vischer speaks about his experience with the show at convocation The co-creator of the Christian children’s show “Veggie Tales” and the familiar voice behind characters such as Bob the Tomato, Mr. Lunt and Pa Grape spoke at Liberty University convocation for the second time Monday, Sept. 3. Many Liberty students grew up watching stories from […]

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Intramural sports constantly improving

From basketball to broomball, athletic-minded students are always looking for a sport to get involved in, and the Liberty University Intramural Sports Program works to accommodate them. Given the growing number of students who participate, Liberty has added more intramural sports options and a number of new facilities to host these sports. “The large number of student participation has influenced […]

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Festival showcases Downtown Lynchburg

The city of Lynchburg took to the streets Friday night, Sept. 7 as people flooded downtown for the fourth annual Get!Downtown street festival. The event began at 6 p.m. with buses shuttling people in from all around the city. Within moments, the streets filled with sights and sounds. Various venders, including local restaurants and boutiques, lined the street to hand […]

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Video leads to Instagram adventure

This summer, two Liberty University students set off on a voyage directed toward the search for creative photos and their 10,000 Instagram followers throughout the United States. Known as the Pilgramers, Jody Johnston and Ryan Carl embarked on their adventure through 24 cities in 24 days after posting a funny video on YouTube entitled “Stuff Instagramers Say.” The fast-paced video […]

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Production schedule evokes excitement

Liberty Department of Theatre Arts kicks off its fall season of shows with ‘Into the Woods,’ opening Sept. 21 Every new semester means another chance for the Liberty University Department of Theatre Arts to entertain audiences and take them to a different world through their performances on stage. This semester, they have the chance to do that with four different […]

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Local organization mentors children

James Bourdon is one man who wants to make a difference in his community, and he is using his passion and calling to do it. Bourdon, the founder and operator of Urban Mountain Adventures (UMA), has created the opportunity to help mentor inner-city kids through the experience of the great outdoors. Although volunteer-based, the dedicated staff at UMA all share […]

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Furniture studio finds success

Nestled in a small Jefferson Street suite in Downtown Lynchburg, Studio Eleven is a furniture store filled to the brim with unique furniture pieces and accessories, proving that one man’s trash can become another man’s treasure. “Studio Eleven is the middle ground between a thrift store and a high-end furniture store,” co-owner Elisa Allen said. In fact, most of the […]

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Spirit of the Mountain ready for debut

Liberty University Marching Band will unveil its new show, “Just the Way You Are,” at halftime Sept. 8 From concessions to cleaning, it takes a substantial amount of planning to put on a Liberty Flames football game, but few things require more planning and practice than a Liberty University Marching Band halftime show. Weeks before thoughts of tailgating and red […]

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