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Rt. 695 bridge closed to traffic
The Route 695 (Hamilton Road) bridge over the South Anna River in Louisa County was closed to traffic on February 10 after a regular inspection… Login to continue reading Login…
KT-Jean Boutique closing its doors, moving operations online
Katherine Gotthardt, Publishing Asst. KT-Jean Boutique, a Louisa retail store describing itself as “a modern farmhouse approach to women’s clothing, accessories, skincare, aromatherapy, and gifts,”… Login to continue reading Login…
Lions Together
Louisa County High School (LCHS) faced off against Monticello High School on February 4 for the annual “Lions Together” basketball game. The game provides an… Login to continue reading Login…
Flu season hits Virginia hard
John Hajduk III, Reporter Highest percentage of doctors’ visits in 15 years; claims lives of three children With winter now in full swing and temperatures… Login to continue reading Login…
LCPRT advisory committee discusses potential skatepark design
Mitchell Sasser, Editor Recommends BoS design for approval The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee met on February 5, with the bulk of its meeting focused… Login to continue reading Login…
“The Ugly Duckling”
Mitchell Sasser, Editor Rotary brings Barter Theatre Players to Louisa For the 22nd year in a row, the Louisa Rotary Club is sponsoring a performance… Login to continue reading Login…
Chapman chosen for Mineral Mayor position
Mitchell Sasser, Editor On February 10, the Mineral Town Council nominated Ron Chapman to the empty mayor seat vacated by Ed Jarvis earlier this year.… Login to continue reading Login…
Higher Education defense attorney speaks out on case, recent sentencing
Mitchell Sasser, Editor Spends hour on C’ville podcast Defense Attorney Elliot Harding spent just under an hour on the “I Love CVille Show with Jerry… Login to continue reading Login…
BoS talks CIP, debt management
Mitchell Sasser, Editor The Louisa County Board of Supervisors (BoS) discussed its Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) budget at its February 3 work session, with the… Login to continue reading Login…
Tech students serve others at LCMS and LCHS
Mitchell Sasser, Editor Help troubleshoot repairs on Chromebooks Two Louisa County High School (LCHS) students, Pierce Thaw and Matthew Martinez, delicately take apart a Chromebook… Login to continue reading Login…
