Original Coverage: Lynchburg City Councilmen and business owners sparring in emails over council’s behavior

Dave Henderson, a managing partner with Hen and Hound Management Company, sent a scathing email to the council Wednesday afternoon. Henderson owns and operates four popular Downtown Lynchburg restaurants – the Water Dog, the Glass House, Fratelli Italian Kitchen, and Rooftop No. 7. Councilman Marty Misjuns replied to Dave’s original email and called out his business practices and called for a constructive dialogue about the issues. The email was sent to all members of City Council except councilman MisJuns, who was not included. The council is scheduled to meet again on Thursday afternoon to discuss a possible resolution to the closed-door meeting on Wednesday night. The meeting is expected to be held in the Lynchburg City Council Chambers, which is located on the city’s downtown square, and will be open to the public and the public at the same time as the City Council meeting. The city council is also scheduled to hold a meeting on Thursday night to discuss possible solutions to the city’s homelessness crisis.

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