The NAACP gave a $500 check to members of Twin Oaks to help recover after the fire that affected their community on March 20. A decision was made by the Twin Oaks Community members to earmark the donation for future use to a racial equity fund. Pictured above: Dr. Essie Knuckle, Saman Dashti… Read moreNAACP donation to Twin Oaks
At 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday (March 13,2024) Virginia State Police responded to a two-vehicle c… Read moreBus accident near 208 and East Jack Jouett Road
At approximately 12:41 a.m. on Friday, March 8, Virginia State Police responded to a two-veh… Read moreMotorcyclist killed in I-64 accident
On Thursday, March 7, Adam Clayton Knight had a bond appeal hearing at the Fluvanna Circuit Court. Read moreSuspect denied bond in child pornography case
BoS discusses Commission on Aging and Fluvanna-Louisa Housing Foundation Read moreHighlights from the March 4 budget meeting
A Palmyra resident and Louisa County Department of Fire & Emergency Medical Services Lie… Read moreCounty Fire & EMS Lt. faces multiple child porn charges
Louisa’s own Lindsey and Christy Talley both work at Elk Hill, a specialized education and residential treatment program for youth, located in Goochland County. Read moreTalley sisters find success working at Elk Hill in Goochland
Just months after winning his second Region V Superintendent of the Year Award, J. Douglas “… Read moreLouisa’s Straley named state’s top superintendent
Mysteries in the Museum! Sometimes items end up in Museum collections with little informatio… Read moreMysteries in the Museum
On Saturday, April 13, the Louisa County 4-H Livestock Club held a Flower and Vegetable Sale… Read morePlant sale supports 4-H Livestock Club
Through a division-wide vote and a nomination process that involved students, LCPS staff, pa… Read moreSchools celebrate MVPs, educators of the year
When Marie Jefferson graduated from the Louisa Training School in 1953, her classmates predi… Read moreBlessing others with her voice since she was 7
Dr. Knuckle presented her second book at 21st annual event Read moreFeatured at Festival of the Book
When Marie Jefferson graduated from the Louisa Training School in 1953, her classmates predicted that her fiery and soul-stirring gospel singing would be heard “through all the world”, according to the hand-written citation under her senior class picture in the high school yearbook, now an a… Read moreBlessing others with her voice since she was 7
I attended seven concerts in February, which isn’t too absurd for any avid music lover. Howe… Read moreA break from the news - “Laura, I’m Sorry About the Cobbler”
On Saturday, Feb. 17, performers of all ages showcased their unique talents in front of a ne… Read moreLouisa’s Got Talent!
Coyote Hole Craft Beverages & Craft Kitchen has been hosting Lake Anna Comedy Night sinc… Read moreCoyote Hole-Lake Anna Comedy Night makes big splash
Arts Center showcases diverse local talent Feb. 17 Read moreLouisa’s Got Talent!
Shirley Mae McGehee Ronquest, 93, was born May 24, 1930 in Louisa County, Virginia to Pattie Glen Hubbard and Bennett Thomas McGehee. Read moreShirley Mae McGehee Ronquest
Antonio “Tony” Lee Smith passed away suddenly on Sunday, April 14, 2024, in his home at the age of 45. Tony was born May 17, 1978, in Charlott… Read moreAntonio “Tony” Smith
Margaret Ann Gam, known affectionately by many as “Margie,” was a woman whose name was synonymous with loyalty, generosity, and love. Born on … Read moreMargaret “Margie” Ann Gam
Willie Edward Bland, Jr., 84, answered the Master’s call early Monday morning, April 15, 2024, to join his parents, the late Willie and Mary A… Read moreWillie Edward Bland Jr.
Howard W. Adams, Sr., 87, of Mineral, formerly of King William, went to be with the Lord Thursday, April 4, 2024. Read moreHoward W. Adams Sr.
Ava Pauline Taylor Harris, 95, of Spotsylvania, passed away quietly in the early hours of April 7, 2024 at Dogwood Village of Orange. Read morePauline T. Harris
In my profession I am asked to pray a lot, and I do in fact engage in prayer many times each day. Prayer for me is a balm to soothe my soul and a way for me to keep centered in the One who can answer prayer. It also helps me to get some perspective and to help give me insight into those pl… Read moreBlessed Assurance - Fiercely Kind
Ok, I’ll admit it. I still write checks. Proudly. Just like our ancestors did. In fact, I ca… Read moreThoughts from the Crossroads - Zelle
It’s no secret that I love to read. Books have been a constant in my life ever since my moth… Read moreThoughts from the Crossroads - Kindle vs. book
A story has been told for many years about a saint who didn’t believe they were that good. … Read moreBlessed Assurance - You never know
Dear Readers, for anybody living under a rock these past few weeks, North America experience… Read moreTHOUGHTS FROM THE CROSSROADS - Eclipse
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