September 8, 2026
Robin Perdue
LCHS teacher hopes to grow chess opportunities in the region
For fourth year Louisa County High School (LCHS) economics and personal finance teacher Alexander Morton, chess has always been more than just a game.
Environmental health researcher addresses health concerns at Stop Valley Link community meeting
As the Valley Link Transmission Line moves closer to review by the Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC), more than 100 Central Virginia residents gathered on July 28 to discuss concerns about the proposed project and organize opposition efforts.
Food Not Bombs chapter distributes free food weekly
For over three years, volunteers with Louisa’s Food Not Bombs chapter have gathered every Sunday afternoon to distribute free fresh produce to anyone who needs it. Food Not Bombs is an international network of volunteer-run groups that gather surplus food and distribute it freely while advocating that resources be directed toward meeting human needs rather than military spending.
A storyteller’s take on Scripture
Despite its seemingly obvious title, “Murder, Adultery, and Betrayal in the Old Testament” has nothing to do with religion, local author Larry Kavanagh insists.
Louisa Democrats host Sen. Warner in local meet-and-greet
With Periello, Warner talks term goals, campaign strategies, AI
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.
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.
Local veterans honored with Quilts of Valor ceremony
Residents gathered at the Louisa Arts Center on Flag Day for a ceremony honoring local veterans through the presentation of Quilts of Valor, a national initiative recognizing the service and sacrifice of military members.
Autism Awareness Festival supports individuals in community
The Louisa County Sheriff’s Office (LSCO) annually sponsors the Project First Responder Special Needs & Autism Awareness Festival, a free public event designed to highlight the variety of resources and accessibility needs available to the community. On Saturday, June 6, at Moss-Nuckols Elementary School, the LCSO welcomed more than 50 resource organizations, first responders, vendors and community sponsors to celebrate and support individuals with special needs.
Therapy dog nonprofit begins partnership with Louisa schools
Promoting well-being and facilitating meaningful connection in the school system is the goal of Bella’s Buddies, a nonprofit organization of uniquely trained facility dogs that recently landed in Mineral.