The following are property transfers recorded by the Louisa County Circuit Court clerk’s office in October. Please call the clerk’s office with questions. Read moreLouisa County's October 2022 property transfers
Archaeological analysis has been steadily refining our understanding of the Native peoples l… Read moreLouisa County Historical Society: Ancient stone tools from Panamint Farm
Louisa County Resource Council has received $3,000 from the Food Lion Feeds Charitable Found… Read moreResource Council gets $3,000 grant to support Wheels for Work program
This artifact, produced by the Shoup Voting Machine Corporation prior to 1966 (the year it e… Read moreLouisa County Historical Society: Shoup voting machine
National Adoption Month dates back to 1976 when Massachusetts Governor Mike Dukakis announce… Read moreNovember is National Adoption Month
The following are recent cases investigated by the Louisa County Sheriff’s Office and/or Lou… Read morePolice report: September 2022
On November 10, the Louisa County Planning Commission recommended approval of a project that… Read morePlanners recommend approval of Zion project
The following are recent cases investigated by the Louisa County Sheriff's Office and/or Lou… Read morePolice report: August 2022
In the 1930s and 40s, American households connected with the outside world through the elect… Read moreSims donates antique radio to LCHS
When the United States joined World War I on April 6, 1917, millions of American troops were… Read moreLouisa Historical Society: From the Archives
Post 116 invites community to courthouse event Read moreAmerican Legion hosts Veterans Day ceremony Nov. 11
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On November 22, the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Charlottesville partnered with Philippi Christian Church in Mineral and other churches in Louisa County to provide 50 families with Thanksgiving food items including a turkey with all the trimmings for a Thanksgiving meal. Food Lion donated an… Read moreFeeding 50 Families in Louisa County
Poinsettias are thought to be the Cadillac of holiday plants, but Virginia gift givers have … Read moreVirginia-grown holiday plants make fresh, festive gifts
Between March 2 and through November 18, 2022, 41 volunteers picked up 374 bags of trash as … Read moreRoad(side) warriors
We are coming to the end of a season… Fall is turning to Winter (as it should) and the growi… Read moreBlessed Assurance: The Promise
The Macedonia United Methodist Men will be having their 11th annual Community/Hunters Breakf… Read more11th Community/Hunters benefit breakfast Saturday at Macedonia United Methodist
The Louisa County Santa Council volunteers are in full swing with the approaching Christmas … Read moreLouisa Santa Council still short of $35,000 goal, volunteers needed Dec. 6
Over the years, a lot of spiritual development study material, lectures, books, podcasts, et… Read moreBlessed Assurance: Gratitude
Every year, the Thanksgiving holiday seems to wane ever fainter in the commercial preparatio… Read moreHoliday help: Salvation Army begins collection efforts
Donations were made to the Louisa Resource Council by the Churches in the Louisa County Sund… Read moreSunday School Union donates to Louisa County Resource Council
The Louisa County Commission on Aging will be holding the annual Christmas Luncheon and Reso… Read moreLCCA luncheon, resource fair Dec. 8
Christmas morning will be magical for children in the Lake Anna area, thanks to The Circle o… Read moreCircle of Love: Toy donation boxes located throughout area
David Black, local writer, is among the outstanding Virginian poets included in a new collection entitled The Southern Poetry Anthology, Vol. IX: Virginia. He is represented by three poems chosen by Jesse Graves, one of the series editors and Poet-in-Residence at East Tennessee State University. Read moreLocal writer featured in poetry anthology
There was a good turnout at the Pleasants Landing Car Show. Pictured are a pair of antique a… Read morePleasants Landing Car Show highlights
The Louisa Arts Center is pleased to kick off the holidays with a Deck the Halls performance by Voices of Service on Saturday, November 19th. Read moreLouisa Arts Center welcomes Voices of Service
On Saturday, December 17 & Sunday, December 18, nearly a dozen local artists will gather… Read moreMain Street gallery features holiday pop-up art show and sale
Chilly weather opens the doors to Virginia’s winter wines. Mulled, port-style, even chocolat… Read moreLocal wineries featured in Encore Pour holiday effort
Congratulations to The CV’s Halloween Costume Contest Winners! Contestant pictures were taken at our office on Halloween night or submitted online. Voting was conducted online from Nov. 3 through Nov. 7. Each place winner wins a gift card to Dominos Pizza in Louisa. Read moreThe Central Virginian Halloween Costume Contest Winners
The Louisa Arts Center welcomes the Harry Chapin Band to the Cooke-Haley Theater Saturday. The music of Harry Chapin lives on with The Harry Chapin Band whose performances have delighted Harry fans for over 25 years. Read moreArts Center features Harry Chapin Band
On October 17, more than three dozen pieces of student-created artwork made their debut on t… Read moreStudent art featured at county administration building
The Holly Grove Rescue Squad hosted the Second Annual Community Heroes Day. While feeding th… Read moreHolly Grove Rescue Squad Community Heroes Day
The Louisa Arts Center is pleased to offer the following shows, classes, and events... Read moreWhat's Happening at the Louisa Arts Center - October-November 2022
If you're looking for activities in the area to do this month, here's some Fall & Halloween events from our community calendar! Read moreFall and Halloween Activities
Joseph William Cowgill, Sr., 85, was called home to be with the Lord on Friday, November 25, 2022 at his residence. Read moreJoseph William Cowgill, Sr.
Sarah Norline Klüg (04/10/1934 – 11/06/2022) passed into eternal life on Saturday, November 26, 2022. She is survived by her son, Vincent (Dan… Read moreSarah Norline Klüg
Winston Evatt Jr, 77, of Mineral passed away November 25, 2022 at his lifelong home. Born March 13, 1945, Junior displayed valor and patrioti… Read moreWinston Evatt Jr
Barry E. Noel of Montpelier died suddenly on Tuesday, November 29, 2022. He was born March 10, 1949 and raised in Mineral, Virginia, Barry was… Read moreBarry E. Noel
Raymond Arnold Johnson, 64, of Mineral Va passed away on November 23, 2022, at his home. Read moreRaymond Arnold Johnson
Albert “Al” Clifford Gutekenst of Front Royal, VA passed away on Tuesday, November 29, 2022 at his home surrounded by his family. Read moreAlbert “Al” Clifford Gutekenst
It’s that time of the year, and there are the smells of cedar and wood smoke and cloves and ham—the sounds of crisp paper being folded around gifts and maybe that squeaky crunch of footsteps in snow. But this is Virginia, not Bombay, and if I lived elsewhere I might be sipping mai tais and—a… Read moreLetter from Dogwood: Calendar lessons
After a November that started like late September, quickly shifted to a January-like deep fr… Read moreOn & Off Earth: Much to see in December’s dark skies
Hey, can I get a minute of your time..? Sorry, haven’t got the time. If you would just take … Read moreOn & Off Earth: The DST Dilemma
A “generation” is defined as a group that experiences a set of social economic, technologica… Read moreAging Awesomely: Hello, Boomer
I suspect most people have never seen a live owl. One reason is, of course, that many are no… Read moreLetter from Dogwood: Owls - Beautiful and stirring creatures
Dear readers, this past weekend my sister Gail flew up from Texas to spend several days with… Read moreThoughts from the Crossroads: Sister time
If folklore and almanacs are to be believed, this Fall’s massive acorn crop portends a long,… Read moreOn & Off Earth: Much to see, learn from fall skies
My cats, Hallie and Bella, recently reminded me that I haven’t written a column featuring th… Read moreThoughts from the Crossroads: You’ve gotta be kitten me
I got to see my nephew Christopher recently. Of course, he is a full grown man now, but he w… Read moreThoughts from the Crossroads: The innocence of youth
Getting older certainly does have its challenges. But…..it is certainly a gift to wake up an… Read moreThoughts from the Crossroads: The joys of aging
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