County
68th annual Page Valley Fair cancelled
By Randy Arrington LURAY, July 16 — In light of current public health restrictions — as well as the potential for the COVID-19 pandemic to get worse over the next 30 days — the board […]
Month: July 2020
Luray
Decision 2020/Luray Mayor: Q&A with Darryl Haley
PUBLISHER’S NOTE: Page Valley News will be publishing profiles of local candidates in contested races for this fall’s elections over the next few weeks. PVN will begin with the Luray Council race, where five candidates […]
Today In History
A sad parting
July 16, 1987 — Nelson Long leaned against a weathered fence and gestured to a calf nestled serenely in the corner of a stall on his Stony Man farm. He grimaced to choke back the tears. […]
Letters
Open letter from school superintendent on reopening
~ The following letter was sent to PVN by Page County Public Schools A message from the Superintendent [of Page County Public Schools]: March 2020 roared in like a lion with a pandemic that we […]
Health
Page County sees increase in new cases with majority in southern end
By Randy Arrington LURAY, July 15 — The Virginia Department of Health reported seven new cases of COVID-19 in Page County on Wednesday. That followed one new case Tuesday and three on Monday. Wednesday’s seven […]
Today In History
Tastee Freez opens
July 15, 1965 — A new unit of the Tastee Freez stations will be opened in Shenandoah at noon today when Mayor Griffith will cut the ribbon to the property south of the school tract […]