When the earthquake shook Louisa County residents in August of 2011, Louisa County High School was damaged to such an extent that students would

There is an old saying that “Behind every good man is a good woman,” and that holds true behind the scenes at the Louisa

State and local officials will test the early warning siren system around the North Anna Power Station Wednesday, May 15, 2013, at approximately 11:10

Revised from the May 2 print edition Construction of the approximately $11 million Thomas Jefferson Elementary School is moving right along. The building is

Honoring their three seniors before the game—Kate Chisholm, McKenzie Riner and Brittany Wratchford—the Lady Lions enjoyed a relatively easy “Senior Night” victory by rolling

It wasn’t a position that the Lady Lions were accustomed to, but continual adjustments and amendments made possible a different eventual arrangement as Louisa

Just enough.  That would be the night’s mantra for Louisa’s Lady Lions as they shut-down, shut-out and pinked-out visiting Monticello High School on Thursday,

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

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

The annual Miss Mineral Flame beauty contest, held in conjunction with the Mineral Firemen’s Fair, will be staged on Thursday, May 2 beginning at