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Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation awarded $1.75M for 130-acre Glass Tract

October 30, 2025 PVNPublisher 0

Frederick Co. project receives largest single allocation among $6.1M in grant funds announced by Governor Youngkin to protect Civil War battlefields ~ Press release provided by the Office of the Governor RICHMOND, Oct. 16 — Governor Glenn Youngkin […]

Rat battle at Kite’s mill

October 30, 2025 PVNPublisher 0

October 30, 1887 — Capt. M.V.B. Kite marshaled his forces one evening last week and attacked a regiment of rats that had taken possession and gone into winter quarters in his mill near Marksville, this county. […]

VIDEO ~ Page Valley Livin’ returns to Darkwood Manor

October 29, 2025 PVNPublisher 0

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, Oct. 22 — This week we pay […]

Safety, service and civic engagement shine at Abigail Spanberger’s rally in Stanley

October 29, 2025 PVNPublisher 11

Dear Editor: At a time when public events can be unpredictable, the recent rally held on Oct.28th for Abigail Spanberger at the Stanley Fire Hall stood out for one key reason — how safe and […]

Plant construction has begun

October 29, 2025 PVNPublisher 0

October 29, 1989 — Construction has begun on a sewage treatment plant that should fill Luray’s needs into the next century. “This will double the town’s capacity for treatment, allowing growth in population to at […]

Retaliatory tariffs could hurt Virginia soybean farmers

October 28, 2025 PVNPublisher 11

Some soybean farmers think high-tariff pains won’t hurt over long term By Drew Thompson, VCU Capital News Service RICHMOND, Oct. 24 — The number of soybean exports from the U.S. to China hit zero in […]