The William A. Cooke Foundation garnered yet another recognition for its ongoing community-based contributions as members of the Louisa Court House Chapter of the

The world is Andrew Burrill’s stage. The 2011 Louisa County High School graduate will be traveling to Nairobi, Kenya this fall to teach music

Who couldn’t use an extra $385,000?  That’s the estimated amount that 1 in 19 Louisa citizens who lack a high school diploma could bring

We don’t realize how much we rely on the Internet and other modern technology to get through the day until it suddenly stops. That’s

We don’t realize how much we rely on the Internet and other modern technology to get through the day until it suddenly stops. That’s

Darren A. Poindexter has been accepted to the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts with the quest to earn his bachelors degree in

Sunday, May 12 Zion Travelers Baptist Church will hold its Mother’s Day celebration at 11 a.m. led by Loretta Strothers. The church is located

Thursday, May 2 “Monumental,” a film by Kirk Cameron, will be shown at 7 p.m. at the Louisa Arts Center.  Something’s very wrong in

In May 1993, six young friends gathered around the flagpole on the Louisa courthouse lawn, their heads bowed and hearts turned toward heaven.  One

This year, millions of New Year’s resolutions will be made – and then broken soon after. But there is one resolution that all men

Limiting intake of certain ingredients doesn’t mean food will be tasteless Maintaining a healthy diet is a popular new year’s resolution for many of

Louisa Health and Rehabilitation Center’s physical, occupational and speech therapists with a combined 53 years of experience are committed to providing comprehensive, individualized treatment