Residents of Louisa County now have a convenient option for returning library materials while running errands in town. Jefferson-Madison Regional Library has installed a shiny new book return bin outside of the Walgreens store on Main Street. Read more
For Lake Anna residents, there are various ways to find out what’s going on around the lake. You can talk to people, or look up events on the various local organizations’ social media pages, for example. Read more
Nancy Shearer Wheeler, of Louisa, devoted wife and mother, passed away peacefully on June 23, 2022. Her remains will rest alongside of her lat… Read more
Johnnie Larry Hughes, Jr., 73, departed this life on Monday, June 27, 2022, at his home in Louisa. Read more
Nelson Leroy Robinson, affectionately known as “Tuna Fish,” was born in Louisa on August 18, 1958 to Melvin and Nora Robinson. He is the secon… Read more
James A. Hutson Jr. passed away at his home June 23, 2022, at the age of 55. He is survived by his parents Jim and Lynn Hutson: his sisters So… Read more
In the early morning hours of Sunday, March 13th, 2022, Richard Paul Brier of Ajijic, Mexico, formerly of Louisa and Keswick, Virginia, passed… Read more
Thomas Wayne Satchell entered into eternal rest on Monday, June 20, 2022, at the age of 67. Read more
Central Virginian readers have spoken.
A draft regional housing plan was released to the public, including a number of recommendations for affordable rental and ownership options in Louisa.
Greetings from your Louisa County Commission on Aging. You might know us as the group that holds a holiday dinner for seniors each December. Or perhaps you have a copy of The Little Yellow Book, our publication listing useful phone numbers. Our job is to identify the needs of older residents in our community. We report these findings to the Louisa County Board of Supervisors to help them make decisions that enhance the lives of seniors. We meet at 10 a.m. the first Wednesday of each month at the Betty J. Queen Intergenerational Center. All of you are welcome to join us. Read more
Here it is, May at last, and the time the poet says is for flowers. We have flowers aplenty and they are lovely, and maybe worth enduring that miserable winter, but we also have unending pollen and itchy eyes, and grass to cut, and a host of unpleasant things that make me ask if flowery Maytime is worth it. Read more
April’s last morning and May’s first will have the two brightest planets so close together in the pre-dawn sky as to look like one very bright “star.” They are actually about 450 million miles apart and binoculars or a telescope will separate them into the brighter but smaller Venus and larger but dimmer Jupiter. Hope for cloud-free views of the southeast sky at least one morning; yes, this late sleeper will be up to check it out. Read more
Ahh, the weather. With the unpredictable movement of our spring temperatures, we’re kept wondering about our plants. Will my newly emerging daffodils be damaged by the snow tonight? All the flowers on my Star Magnolia turned brown when it froze last night – does that mean the tree is damaged? All the leaves are opening on my rose – it must be too early! Read more
This morning, I climbed out of bed and turned on the TV. Then I grabbed a couple of doughnuts and a glass of milk, and sat there in my comfortable recliner. Later on, when I climbed into the driver’s seat in my car, I noticed that I’d fastened my seat belt, without even thinking about it. That afternoon, I found myself putting on my jogging shoes, and heading out for the trail. Why am I doing these things? Did they just “happen?” Read more
Dear readers, you all know that The Central Virginian is a family-friendly newspaper. Emphasis on the term “family-friendly.” Well, my column today is comprised of several individual topics which may skirt around that term just a bit. You have been forewarned! Read more
We will long remember The Great Snow of January ‘22. We were fortunate that the electricity was restored here early, and we were prepared – all the recommended batteries, foods, water, etc. Read more
My name is Chris Merrill. Forty-seven years ago today, on Jan. 15, 1975, I started work at Louisa County High School teaching ninth grade math. Read more
Every so often, I tell Rick, “I have an idea.” According to my husband, these simple words give him cold chills. You see, Rick is a man who loves his daily routine. He enjoys knowing what to expect and changes are not, shall we say, welcomed with open arms. Am I about to tell him that I want to host an event in our home, go visit my mother, or move the furniture around? He doesn’t know what’s coming, but he is always confident that his routine is about to be rocked in one way or another. Read more
What in the world is more fun than a Christmas parade? Well, dear readers, I’m here to tell you that the answer is TWO Christmas parades, on the very same Saturday! I saw the first parade at noon in beautiful downtown Louisa, and the second at 5 p.m. in Spring Creek at Zion Crossroads. Want to know more? Read on! Read more
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