August 31, 2026
Mitchell Sasser
Rotary club welcomes Boxley as new president
The Louisa County Rotary Club has a focus on improving the educational opportunities available to local youth — that’s one of the reasons why Tammy Boxley, the new president of the club as of July 1, decided to join to continue that mission.
Town of Louisa loses town manager
The Town of Louisa recently announced that Stuart Turille, as of July 22, is no longer serving in the role of town manager.
Mineral FOIA dispute heads to General District Court
McGehee cite that the alleged FOIA violations prevent them from rightfully and fully participating in their town government.
Washington sues Mineral council for $300,000
VEC appeals in Washington’s favor
Mayor Harlowe advises town council to revoke charter
On the morning of July 20, Town of Mineral Mayor Pam Harlowe sent an email to council members advising the group to “give up the charter ASAP.”
Mineral Council considers rehiring Washington
Council yet to adopt FY27 budget
TSBF warns of Valley Link line impact
The Battle of Trevilian Station was the largest all-cavalry battle of the Civil War. Today, the Trevilian Station Battlefield Foundation (TSBF) is dedicated to the preservation of these historic lands, but future visitors may have another site on their tours — the Valley Link Transmission Line.
Mineral council extends budget deadline 60 days
July 2 incident riles DMV staff
Mineral home to Stihl’s biggest fan
Mineral resident Kyle Burke was recently recognized by Stihl, the world’s bestselling brand of chainsaws, as their biggest fan in the United States.
County supervisors discuss humanitarian shelters with local homeless advocates
In a nearly two-hour long public hearing with 11 homeless advocates discussing the issue of whether to require churches to obtain a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to provide needy residents a temporary humanitarian shelter, the Louisa County Board of Supervisors (BoS) tabled the decision until the August 3 meeting.