June 27, 2026
News
Leadership Louisa Graduates Class of 2026, developing county’s future leaders
Twenty-two of Louisa County’s emerging and established leaders have completed a six-month journey of professional growth, community engagement, and leadership development through the Leadership Louisa Class of 2026.
Local students earn REC Scholarships
Seventeen local students have earned a combined $20,000 in scholarships from Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC), supporting their plans to continue their education at colleges, universities and technical schools.
LCRC receives Amazon solar grant
Funds non-profit’s supplemental solar project
Louisa County BoS sends letters to Valley Link and PJM
On June 17, the Louisa County Board of Supervisors sent two letters in reference to the Valley Link proposed Joshua Falls to Yeat 765 kV transmission line. The letters are available in their entirety on louisacounty. gov and a summary follows below.
Louisa Supervisor hints at future additional reservoir
Data center development discussed on C’ville podcast
Remembering Dr. Felecia Christian
Last year, Dr. Felecia Christian, one of Louisa County Public Schools (LCPS) assistant principals/special education team members at Louisa County High School (LCHS), passed away after a courageous battle with cancer.
CORRECTION
Last week’s issue of The Central Virginian incorrectly stated the end date for the six-week road closure and detour on Route 33. It should have read the closure is expected to last from June 15 to July 31.
Mineral employee takes issue with potential salary change
While no one addressed the Mineral Town Council during a public hearing on the budget on June 18, one town employee voiced frustration to the mayor and council members about a perceived cut to their salary.
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.