November 5, 2026
Louisa County
Two vie for one seat on Louisa Town Council
Harte, Corker on the ballot
Motivating Louisa voters ahead of November election
Louisa voters who drive by dozens of political banners every day may become jaded by the constant messaging. That’s why two Louisa residents decided to have more of a physical presence highlighting what they deem as the most important issues ahead of the November elections.
Woodward-Vaughan Motor Company
Woodward Vaughan Motor Company was an automotive business in Louisa, Virginia starting in the 1920’s. Staff pictured in this pre-1930s photo are: Jim Poore, Robert Whitlock, Arthur Hallett, Sadie Cosby, Buck Boyd, and Casper Smith.
LOUISA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
An estimated 4,000 - 5,000 people gathered for the dedication of the new Louisa Courthouse and unveiling of the Confederate Monument on August 17, 1905.
Above suspicion?
Mysterious drone sightings raise privacy and development concerns
Registration open for Louisa GED classes
It is Time to Give Yourself a Raise! The Thomas Jefferson Adult Career Education (TJACE) @pvcc the Louisa Center located at 115 Jefferson Highway (Sage Building, Suite 108 and 109) is announcing that the 2026-27 GED preparation classes and Computer Skills Lab will start August 10, 2026 with registration and classes to begin August 24, 2026. Please call (540) 938-4729, for an appointment to register. Classes are Monday evenings from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and Wednesday mornings from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Online learning is an option to fit different schedules. You must come in-person to register.
One hail of a thunderstorm
Wind, hail, lightning leave downed trees, power outages and property damage across Louisa County
Louisa PD hosts family-friendly, free National Night Out event Aug. 4
The Louisa Police Department (LPD) is pleased to announce the return of its popular National Night Out celebration on Tuesday, August 4. This free, family‑friendly community event will take place from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Courthouse Square, in the Town of Louisa.
Data center neighbors claim adverse impact
Homeowners allege AWS construction near their property has affected private well, business, quality of life
Rotary club welcomes Boxley as new president
The Louisa County Rotary Club has a focus on improving the educational opportunities available to local youth — that’s one of the reasons why Tammy Boxley, the new president of the club as of July 1, decided to join to continue that mission.