Lynchburg Better Together

04/21/2026

Every day’s a good day for Lula Mae’s 👏 💥

Sometimes the campaign trail takes you to Lula Mae’s… and straight into banana pudding diplomacy. 🍌🥄

04/20/2026

Victoria and Jordan both grew up in Lynchburg and are proud of the businesses they’ve built. They care about the community where they raise their family and how their neighbors are supported.

They invited their family, neighbors, and friends for a casual gathering to hear from city council candidates they believe support their values.

They created a fundraising challenge and their guests more than doubled it! Many thanks, Victoria and Jordan!

Comment below, send us a DM or email if you’d like to host a meet and greet soon!

04/14/2026

We ❤️ Lynchburg Voter’s League and Christina Delzingaro for Lynchburg City Council

Great discussion tonight at the Lynchburg Voter’s League meeting about the importance of a strong public school system. Our local schools are the foundation of economic prosperity and when we invest in our students, we’re investing in the future workforce, small businesses, and community leaders who will shape Lynchburg for years to come.

04/13/2026

Imagine this… Candidates that work for YOU, Lynchburg. We’re here to listen. Let’s do it.

04/05/2026

We are so proud! Nat Marshall for LYH Dave Henderson for Lynchburg City Council Christina Delzingaro for Lynchburg City Council

04/05/2026

04/04/2026

Come say hi to Beth Macy and learn what her thoughts are! Our city council candidates will also be there.

Beth Macy, author of Dopesick and Factory Man, has spent her career shedding a light on stories that powerful elites didn't care to see. Now, she's running for Congress to address the issues that have led us here. Meet Beth and the Lynchburg Better Together City Council candidates --Christina Delzin...

03/29/2026

This is what real leadership looks like.

Out in the community, supporting youth, strengthening local organizations, and celebrating big wins for our city.

Not campaign stops—just commitment to community.

This is what moving Lynchburg forward looks like.