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. […]
Month: July 2024
Luray
Cooter’s, Luray work together to handle huge crowd this weekend for 25th anniversary
FREE event with Confederate Railroad, Whey Jennings, ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ cast, and more; 8,000 per day expected Saturday and Sunday at fairgrounds By Randy Arrington LURAY, July 15 — When advance ticket reservations skyrocketed for a […]
County
Traffic Alert for Page County July 15-19
~ Provided by VDOT PRIMARY ROADS *NEW* Business Route 340 – Flagger traffic control between Route 615 (Rockingham Drive) and Route 616 (Leaksville Road) for inspection of bridge over South Fork Shenandoah River, 8:30 a.m. to […]
Weekly Salute To A Veteran
Edward J. O’Brien
PageValleyNews.com salutes EDWARD J. O’BRIEN for his service in the United States Army.
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 […]
Today In History
Hardware store reopens
July 14, 1989 — George and Nancy Cave inspect the shelves of their newly opened store, Cave’s Paint and Hardware, located at 55 E. Main Street, Luray. The former store, which was located in the […]