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Residents back Pappy's Pub; Appalachian Grant updates and plans for next year’s car show reported
Summary
During public comments, several residents voiced support for Pappy's Pub. Council received updates on an Appalachian Grant project and an October intern camera crew for covered-bridge before photos; Max Sprague said organizers plan to run the car show again next year.
Several residents spoke during the public-comment portion of the Lynchburg Village Council meeting on Sept. 12, 2024, offering support for Pappy's Pub and describing positive experiences at the business.
Councilor Chris Hamlin reported on Economic & Development activity, including updates on an Appalachian Grant and plans for a camera crew of interns to take before photos and video at the covered bridge in October. Local resident Max Sprague spoke about plans to hold the village car show again next year.
Village Administrator Ashley Campbell delivered the administrator report for Aug. 9–Sept. 12, 2024, and said the mangled sign at South Street and Main Street "would be taken care of." Campbell also responded to council questions about water supply, stating the wells "should have no issues with keeping up with supply and demand." The minutes record an enclosed administrator report for full details.
No formal actions related to Pappy's Pub, the grant work, or the car show were recorded on the agenda; these items were presented as updates or public comment.
