Today In History
Pen up the cows
June 16, 1887 — We have a beautiful town, but it would be prettier if the cows were not allowed to range at will over the streets, depredating upon private gardens, shade trees, and everything […]
Month: June 2022
Outdoors
Youngkin dedicates Seven Bends State Park
~ Press release issued by the Governor’s Office WOODSTOCK, June 14 — Governor Glenn Youngkin officially dedicated Seven Bends State Park on Tuesday in Shenandoah County. The park consists of 1,066 acres situated in the […]
Luray
Council donates parcel to Living Legacy park, $13.8M budget ready and other news from Luray
~ PVN staff report LURAY, June 13 — The Luray Council voted unanimously on Monday night to donate a 0.37-acre parcel on Bixler’s Ferry Road to Living Legacy Luray to aid in the formation of […]
Today In History
Skyland expansion
June 15, 1989 — The expansion of the lodge and other facilities at Skyland in Shenandoah National Park continues, with 28 new guest rooms set to open by sometime in August. Eight of the rooms […]
High Schools
15 local athletes perform well at VHSL Class 2 Track and Field Championships at JMU
~ PVN staff report HARRISONBURG, June 3-4 — After earning All-State honors over the winter in indoor track, Luray High School freshman Davey Johnson placed among the state’s best in three events at the VHSL […]
Business
What is the future of remote working?
~ PVN staff report LURAY — Blue Ridge Bank and Ball Office Products will host a free virtual seminar from 10 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday, June 29 titled “What is the future of remote […]