September 4, 2026
Lake Anna
Proud to be Cuckoo
Cuckoo District Supervisor Chris McCotter held an event at the Louisa County Library on August 26 recognizing five 2026 “Proud to be Cuckoo” recipients. This included Ken Sadel, the operator of Lake Anna Golf Carts at Anna Point Marina, Elizabeth Goodwin, the executive director of the Louisa County Resource Council, Libby Sandridge, board member for the Lake Anna Business Partnership and Foundation for Emergency Services at Lake Anna, Dick and Meg Shrum and their respective involvement with the Lake Anna Advisory Committee and Louisa Humane Society, and Melody Bowers, the owner of the Tavern on the Rail Event Barn.
Hook, line and ambition
Lake Anna Elite Anglers reel in another championship-caliber season
Off-duty firefighter dies in Lake Anna tragedy
Louisa 911 call precedes Spotsylvania search and recovery of missing boater
A healthy Lake Anna is a worthwhile investment in Virginia’s future
For many of us, Lake Anna is more than a destination on a map. For decades, it has supported homeowners, visitors, local businesses, and communities throughout central Virginia. Today, Lake Anna demonstrates how sustained, science-based investment can restore and protect one of Virginia’s greatest economic and recreational assets.
Louisa supervisors demand action on Lake Anna intersection
Officials cite daily crashes, major construction and upcoming nuclear outage as safety concerns
Tiger Woods’ TGR Design chosen for Lake Anna golf course
Tributer Resort, a premier golf and residential destination by Reef Capital Partners along the shores of Virginia’s Lake Anna, today announced plans for a new private, 18-hole championship golf course by Tiger Woods’ TGR Design. The project further expands TGR Design’s portfolio of world-class golf destinations and is the second championship golf experience at Tributer Resort.
County secures state funds for Lake Anna safety and environmental protection initiatives
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors is pleased to announce that the Virginia General Assembly has approved critical state funding to support vital environmental and safety efforts at Lake Anna. The newly allocated state resources will directly fund invasive hydrilla control, buoy safety maintenance, and harmful algae bloom (HAB) mitigation.
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.