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State approves 11 new historical markers, including one in Lynchburg

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The state has approved 11 new historical markers, including one in Lynchburg honoring Lt. Gen. George G. Loving Jr. for his military career.

That marker will recognize Lt. Gen. George G. Loving Jr., who grew up in the city and went on to a long military career that spanned 1942 to 1979.

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