August 14, 2026
News
Louisa BoS fronts $250,000 to oppose Valley Link
County joins four impacted localities in joint filing to FERC
Edgewood Bay celebrates new docks for residents
Edgewood Bay, a waterfront neighborhood along Contrary Creek at Lake Anna, celebrated a recent dock construction project led by LKA Dock Builder and held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 2.
Celebrating civil rights icon Barbara Johns as Johns as part of America’s 250th
Slate of regional activities planned July 4-5, Aug. 1-2
Tournament of Champions
Third annual Olympic-style event at The Jungle for adapted curriculum students
Defending data center development
Public hearing on expansion of tax relief for elderly/disabled May 4
County honors Eagle Scout Ryan Stacey for community service project
During the Louisa County Board of Supervisors regular meeting on April 27, supervisors recognized local student Ryan Stacey for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest honor obtainable in scouting.
LCHS Envirothon team takes first place at regional competition
The Louisa County High School Envirothon Team earned first place at the regional (Area II) Envirothon competition held on April 23 in Madison County. Team members include Isaac Capozella, Sawyer Harris, Delilah Thomas, Diane Tornel, Lilith Zaleski, Colton Millway, and Kassie Polson. The team is coached by Kimberlee Jancaitis Martinak and Logan Horne.
Gum Spring man facing life sentence in federal exploitation case
Federal prosecutors have convicted a Gum Spring man that was previously found guilty of child rape of once again targeting minors—this time through a years-long pattern of grooming, travel and exploitation, according to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
Congressional candidate speaks at Louisa Library
Virginia Del. Dan Helmer, who recently launched his third congressional campaign to represent the proposed and newly drawn 7th Congressional District, held a town hall at Louisa County Library on April 27.
Outcome of statewide redistricting amendment remains uncertain
After the April 21 special election, Virginians voted to pass a redistricting amendment to adopt a new congressional map and reshape voting districts.