June 5, 2026
News
High Altitude Housekeeping
John Hajduk lll Reporter For years, exterior cleaning has relied on crews working at great heights to reach glass, roofs, and facades. Now, a Central Virginia company is rethinking that…
Filing deadline mid-June for council positions
David Purcell joins Louisa Council
Sheriff’s office accepting summer LEAP applications
The Louisa County Sheriff’s Office is excited to announce that registration is now open for the Law Enforcement Adventure Program (LEAP)—a free, fun-filled week designed for middle school students ages 10–14.
Financial Focus® Saving for Retirement: Are you guessing or planning?
Sponsored by Tyler Herring, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones Let’s say you dream of spending your retirement mornings on a warm beach, coffee in hand, waves rolling in. To get…
Bait & Stitch offers sewing classes to Louisa community
Two local Louisa sewing experts are hoping to “reel in” interested community members who either want to learn to sew for the first time or build confidence with others in a class setting. Bait & Stitch LLC, a fabric store that offers both group and private sewing classes, had its grand opening on May 16 and is located at 33 Loudin Lane.
BoS approves comp plan additions for transmission lines
Next Valley Link open house scheduled for June 23
Belmont Ruritan Club invites community to honor the fallen
Memorial Day events and Wreaths Across America to be held at Culpeper National Cemetery
What would Dominion’s energy merger mean for Virginia?
Dominion, NextEra propose temporary $2.25 billion bill credit for customers
Honoring a hometown hero
Community mourns the loss of Nuckols and reflects on a life of public service John Hajduk lllReporter The title of “hero” is often used generously. People have a way of…
Enhancing the grid
Dominion planning to upgrade aging transmission lines to meet rising demand