October 15, 2026
I’ve called Louisa home for nearly my entire life and graduated from Louisa County High School with the Class of 2006. Growing up, I had a goal of playing baseball for James Madison University, but life choices took me in a different direction. Through faith, hard work, and the love of my amazing wife and three children, I’ve built a life that I’m now proud of.
Today, I am an award-winning journalist and stay busy covering local news and working in the electrical trade. When I’m not on the job, some of my hobbies include hunting & fishing, collecting sports cards, and just being a boring dad.
Louisa Little League elects new board

Colleen Crowder becomes first female president in decades
“The cardiac cats”
Varsity Lions withstand another fourth-quarter nail-biter for third straight win
Honoring a matriarch

Bumpass resident Frances West Byers passes away at 111 years old
Mineral man faces felony charges involving alleged offenses against child
A Mineral man was taken into custody last week on three felony charges involving alleged sexual offenses against a child.
Victory at the horn

Lions walk-off field goal yields win in Battle of the Big Cats
From home bakery to Main St.

Grace & Grain Bakehouse holds grand opening in Louisa
“Baptism by fire”

Lions withstand injuries, late scare in thrilling opening win
Hook, line and ambition

Lake Anna Elite Anglers reel in another championship-caliber season
From Bumpass to the big crown

Local 10-year-old finally gets her balloons during Coast to Coast International Pageant
New weapons, same standard

Lions reload for new season as football returns Friday in The Jungle
