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Have you seen me?
Have you seen me? The Louisa County Historical Society is working with the Department of Historic Resources to locate some old structures in the county.… Login to continue reading Login…
Thoughts from the Crossroads – June
L Dear Readers, June is such a great month! Schools are out for the summer, local produce is available, sunshine is abundant…what’s not to love?!… Login to continue reading Login…
Blessed Assurance – Our Fears
D Humans are creatures that know fear. We fear a lot of different things – and everyone has a laundry list of things that they… Login to continue reading Login…
Homeless advocates disagree with PC direction
Mitchell Sasser, Editor Object to local government ‘interference’ Several representatives of the Louisa Homeless Coalition (LHC) addressed the Louisa County Planning Commission (PC) at their… Login to continue reading Login…
November ballots set
Mitchell Sasser, Editor Two BoS seats contested Both the Mountain Road and Mineral District Board of Supervisors (BoS) seats will be contested in this year’s… Login to continue reading Login…
Louisa farmer pleads no contest in wildfire
John Hajduk III, Reporter A Louisa County farmer has been ordered to pay more than $51,000 in fire suppression costs after pleading no contest in… Login to continue reading Login…
District Champions!
Last week, Louisa Little League’s 9-11 year old All-Stars became District 14 Champions. Their next stop is Coeburn, VA to represent the green & gold… Login to continue reading Login…
Weather doesn’t dampen Juneteenth spirit
John Hajduk III, Reporter Community marks holiday with music, reflection and unity in event hosted by Louisa NAACP and Historical Society On June 19, the… Login to continue reading Login…
Fifth African American Heritage Festival draws more than 1,000
Katherine Gotthardt, Publishing Asst. More than a thousand attendees gathered at Moss-Nuckols Elementary School in Louisa on Saturday, June 21, for the annual African American… Login to continue reading Login…
Supervisor announces potential tax rebate as result of data center development
Mitchell Sasser, Editor Jackson District Supervisor R.T. “Toni” Williams, Jr. discussed the possibility of county officials eliminating the personal property tax in Louisa at the… Login to continue reading Login…
