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Autism Awareness Festival supports individuals in community

The Louisa County Sheriff’s Office (LSCO) annually sponsors the Project First Responder Special Needs & Autism Awareness Festival, a free public event designed to highlight the variety of resources and accessibility needs available to the community. On Saturday, June 6, at Moss-Nuckols Elementary School, the LCSO welcomed more than 50 resource organizations, first responders, vendors and community sponsors to celebrate and support individuals with special needs.

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History come to life

Jack Jouett, the Paul Revere of the South, rode from Louisa County to Monticello to warn Thomas Jeffereson and other Virginia legislatures of incoming British troops. His ride was celebrated at Southern Revere Cellars on June 6 through an event hosted by VA250 and the Louisa County Historical Society. Pictured, Kelli Wilkinson and David Childs on their horses in front of the taphouse at Southern Revere Cellars.

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Honoring hometown heroes

More than 40 military banners are on display on lampposts in the Town of Louisa until May 29. The 41 names of those honored are engraved on the Virginia War Memorial Wall in Richmond to pay tribute to their ultimate sacrifice. Pictured: Town of Louisa employees hang the banner of hometown hero PFC Freeman C. Runnett.

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