July 4, 2026
News
Louisa Chamber hosts 41st Businessperson of the Year ceremony
Established more than 40 years ago by the Louisa County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, the Businessperson of the Year award honors local individuals whose exceptional business leadership leaves a lasting impact throughout the region. Recipients are nominated by Chamber members, board members and the broader community for their embodiment of the spirit of entrepreneurship.
Blue Ridge Shores residents rally against Valley Link project
Residents impacted by the Valley Link Transmission project continue to gather and voice concerns about the proposed route and the potential threat to the community and the surrounding landscape. Updated routes were released in May, significantly increasing the proposed project’s proximity to Blue Ridge Shores residential community.
Drought prompts restrictions for Zion Crossroads, Lake Anna customers
From the Louisa County Water Authority
LCWA issues mandatory water restrictions
BoS Chair Adams discusses concerns regarding data center water usage
JMRL moves to “finefree” operations July 1
JMRL is happy to announce that it will begin its transition into a Fine Free library system this summer, beginning July 1. This initiative marks a significant step in the Library’s ongoing commitment to removing barriers to information and fostering an accessible environment for patrons across Charlottesville, Albemarle, Greene, Louisa, and Nelson.
DEQ responds to concerns over data center discharge
Lake Anna residents voice objection to AWS permit
BoS discusses Route 33 road closure
Chairman Adams addresses “miscommunication” with VDOT
Tenants poised to move into FLHF affordable housing units
Louisa County has just taken a “big step forward” in supplying affordable housing to the community, according to Kim Hyland, the Executive Director of the Fluvanna-Louisa Housing Foundation (FLHF). On June 9 and June 11, FLHF held tours for local leaders involved in the project to check out the finished construction of four one-bedroom units before they are occupied later this month.
Rewilded Market holds grand opening
Main street storefront offers education for dog owners
