there was no spotlight serving your community." (17:34:16) (5 secs) in june of 2015, his son caesor johnson jr. had his own run-in with the law when he made a bomb threatcaesor johnson, vice mayor of lynchburg: (17:33:55) "nobody's perfect, but they're trying. (17:33:58) (3 secs) and says he has no regrets. both the mayor and the vice mayor expressed their gratitude to each other , and to the city.caesor johnson, vice mayor of lynchburg: (17:32:12) "i want to take this opportunity to thank you all, thank you all lynchburg, from the bottom of my heart." (17:32:19) (7 secs) 3 pattie tight the public city council elections for our new mayor and vice mayor will be held in may. we will find out who will take mayor gillette and vice mayor johnson's places in july, once city council members make the final decision. of course, we'll have the upcoming 3 whit tight more candidates are announcing their intention to run for lynchburg city council as well. councilman turner perrow is set to announce today that he's running for re-election to his ward 4 seat. and yesterday.. charleta mason announced a ru

mayor gillette and vice mayor caesor johnson thanked council.. and members of the community for in office. both announced they will not seek re-election. the radford police department receives about 25-thousand dollars to upgrade systems.. and add a new member to its team. thanks to a grant from the department of criminal justice services.. radford is getting new wi-fi and software equipment that will automatically download data from in-car and body cameras. officers used to have to do this manually and burn it to a d-v-d. the department also received money for a new tracking dog that will help with finding missing persons.. fugitives.. and runaways. don goodman / radford police chief it's very hard to keep up, but it's imperative that we keep up also. people in our community expect high levels of law enforcement. they expect the technological advances to be in place here. the tracking dog is expected to be ready for work by the end of the summer. the ninth annual southeastern student wilderness medicine conference will be held for the first time