October 15, 2026
Mitchell Sasser
CTE students partner with Giving Words nonprofit
Refurbished vehicle gifted to local single mom
Commission recommends BoS deny energy battery storage facility
The Louisa County Planning Commission (PC) voted unanimously at the Oct. 8 meeting to recommend denial of a new energy storage facility near Harris Creek Road, voting that the project is not in conformance with the Louisa County 2040 Comprehensive Plan.
Motivating Louisa voters ahead of November election
Louisa voters who drive by dozens of political banners every day may become jaded by the constant messaging. That’s why two Louisa residents decided to have more of a physical presence highlighting what they deem as the most important issues ahead of the November elections.
Louisa Town Council approves Tanyard duplexes
A nearly two-year-long issue comes to a close. The Louisa Town Council voted unanimously to approve a special use permit (SUP) application to construct two duplexes in the Tanyard subdivision, a decision that concerned residents have argued is not in alignment with the neighborhood’s largely singlefamily homes.
Route change for Valley Link path in Louisa
Filing to SCC pushed back
Navigating AI in the classroom
LCPS updates AI policy, Sen. Warner talks safety protocols about revolutionary technology
Louisa County Supervisors discuss rural preservation tools
County Administrator Christian Goodwin stated that 320 new addresses have been added in Louisa County as of the end of August this year. That’s one of the reasons why the Louisa County Board of Supervisors (BoS) met on September 21 for a work session to continue discussions on rural preservation.
“Give like Dolly”
DPIL celebrates over 1,300 local youth in reading program
Supervisors to consider expansion of tax relief for elderly, disabled residents
Members of the Commission on Aging addressed the Louisa County Board of Supervisors (BoS) at the September 21 meeting, advocating for expansion of the real estate tax relief program designed to benefit both low-income elderly and disabled residents.
Mineral council provides update on town manager’s lawsuit against town
The Mineral Town Council appointed a new face to the council and provided updates on the $300,000 lawsuit between the Town of Mineral and Town Manager Nicole Washington at the September 17 meeting.