July 4, 2026
News
Training tomorrow’s heroes
Locust Creek VFD holds third annual Kids Cadet Academy
Food Lion Feeds awards grants to LCRC
Nourishing our Neighbors grant increases access to nutritious food; provides nutritional education
Tiger Woods’ TGR Design chosen for Lake Anna golf course
Tributer Resort, a premier golf and residential destination by Reef Capital Partners along the shores of Virginia’s Lake Anna, today announced plans for a new private, 18-hole championship golf course by Tiger Woods’ TGR Design. The project further expands TGR Design’s portfolio of world-class golf destinations and is the second championship golf experience at Tributer Resort.
County secures state funds for Lake Anna safety and environmental protection initiatives
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors is pleased to announce that the Virginia General Assembly has approved critical state funding to support vital environmental and safety efforts at Lake Anna. The newly allocated state resources will directly fund invasive hydrilla control, buoy safety maintenance, and harmful algae bloom (HAB) mitigation.
Louisa Democrats host Sen. Warner in local meet-and-greet
With Periello, Warner talks term goals, campaign strategies, AI
Mineral council deadlocked
Budget not passed, July 1 deadline looms
Ballots set for Nov. 3 town elections
Who is running in the General Election on Tuesday, November 3 for the Town of Mineral and the Town of Louisa?
Louisa County breaks AFD application record
Louisa County has broken a record. In just seven months, the County has received 25 Agricultural and Forestal District (AFD) applications representing 9,778.75 acres to enter into agreements to remain agricultural or forestal land for a minimum of 10 years. The last time the County saw a similar level of participation was in 1998, when 9,693 acres were added to AFDs through the creation of the South Anna, Green Springs, and Patrick Henry districts.
Congressional candidate shares Valley Link thoughts
Fifth District Congressional candidate Melanie Lucero was one of the attendees for the June 23 open house at the Betty Queen Center, the third opportunity for Louisa residents to speak with Valley Link representatives about the impact of the proposed project.