August 14, 2026
News
Amid town turmoil, LASER spotlights impact
Robotics program advocates for current facility agreement
Look for fair results in next week’s TCV
The Louisa County Fair returned to Walton Park July 30-August 1, highlighting Louisa County’s rich agricultural heritage. See next week’s issue of The Central Virginian for livestock show and fair auction results.
Ely steps down as Historic Green Springs President
Concludes 50-year stewardship tenure; Lucas elected new president
Stuff the Bus Success
Stuff the Bus is Louisa County Public Schools (LCPS) annual school supplies drive held at the Walmart in Zion Crossroads. Volunteers for the event included administrators, students, parents, community partners, and the Louisa County High School band. This year, they collected 123 boxes worth of supplies, which was a new record for the event. The supplies will now be distributed to each of the six schools in LCPS to support families this year.
Louisa supervisors demand action on Lake Anna intersection
Officials cite daily crashes, major construction and upcoming nuclear outage as safety concerns
Mineral man faces felony charges alleging indecent acts with a minor
A Mineral man is facing three felony charges alleging indecent acts involving a minor who was under his supervision.
BoS issues humanitarian shelter ruling
Churches/nonprofits can qualify for by-right use
Mineral council offers Washington third contract
Hempstead resigns from council
DEQ issues discharge permit for AWS into Sedges Creek
By Mitchell Sasser Editor The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) issued a discharge permit effective August 1 for Amazon Data Services — a subsidiary… Login to continue reading Login…