Above average rainfall for May
Year-to-date rainfall reaches 58-year average By Carl Quintrell, weather correspondent STANLEY — Total rain for the month of May was 5.65 inches, or 1.49 inches above the 58-year May average of 4.16 inches. The last [...]
Pettit, Jackson bring home state track titles
Several top six finishes among local athletes at state track meet in Harrisonburg ~ PVN staff report HARRISONBURG, June 6 — Page County’s Braxton Pettit and Luray’s Azmani Jackson once again established themselves as the [...]
Class of 2026 set to graduate 238 locally during two ceremonies Saturday
Local school division graduated 203 one year ago, 17.2 percent increase ~ PVN staff report Page County Public Schools is set to graduate 238 local students between two ceremonies set for 10 a.m. at Page [...]
Governor Spanberger announces $23 million investment by MSolar in Mount Jackson
Vertically integrated solar panel manufacturing company to create 150 new jobs ~ Press release submitted by the Office of the Governor RICHMOND, June 4 — Governor Abigail Spanberger announced today that MSolar Manufacturing — a Virginia-based startup [...]
VIDEO ~ Page Valley Livin’ talks with Page County Rec Director Andrew Good
THIS ARTICLE IS COMMENTARY AND PUBLISHED IN OUR COLUMNS SECTION. Weekly YouTube show dives into various issues, sites and events in the Page Valley By Randy Arrington LURAY, June 3 — This week we visit [...]
Shenandoah National Park announces extended public safety and sobriety campaign through November
~ Press release provided by SHEN Media, NPA LURAY — To ensure the safety of millions of annual visitors, Shenandoah National Park will conduct a sustained high-visibility traffic safety campaign and periodic checkpoints beginning June 1, [...]
County enforces lien on Griffith estate for delinquent real estate taxes
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF PAGE Civil Case No. 26-304 THE COUNTY OF PAGE, VIRGINIA, Plaintiff vs. The heirs and devisees of GAIL NANCY WILLIAMS GRIFFITH, et als, Defendants ORDER OF [...]
Report of suspicious male in Luray squelched, ‘no threat’
Schools in Luray go temporarily into soft lockdown, reports unfounded By Randy Arrington LURAY, May 28 — Around 1:40 p.m. on Thursday, the Luray Police Department calmed the fears of many in Luray who were [...]
Fill the Crib event successful thanks to community
Dear Editor: Our recent Fill the Crib event, held on May 16, by the Knights of Columbus Msgr. Paul V. Heller, council #8393 out of Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church in Luray, aimed [...]
Shenandoah unveils Page County’s first VA250 marker
First marker speaks to religious freedom as cornerstone of Revolutionary cause By Randy Arrington SHENANDOAH, May 22 — Despite the ongoing rain that cancelled many Memorial Day weekend events, including the annual parade, the clouds held [...]
