Today In History
Flowers burned
March 31, 1890 — The green house at the Inn in this place was destroyed by fire last Monday morning about 2 o’clock. The fire caught from the furnace, but was not discovered by the […]
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Winning photograph
March 30, 1987 — A photograph of Parks Barber Shop, located on the corner of West Main and Bank streets in Luray, and its owner and barber James E. Parks, is among the photographs on […]
High Schools
Bulldogs drop non-district matchup to Bison, 11-1
Buffalo Gap’s Simmons hurls two-hitter in complete game effort By Randy Arrington LURAY, March 28 — The Luray Bulldogs gave up two big innings to Buffalo Gap on Friday, while also struggling at the plate […]
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Finding homes
March 29, 1887 — Mr. A. Schlegel, southern agent for the New York Children’s Aid Society, was in Luray last Monday evening with a view to ascertaining the probability of being able to find homes […]
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Panthers lose nail-biter in 7th to East Rock, 3-2
Eagles squeak out three of six hits in final at-bat By Randy Arrington SHENANDOAH, March 27 — After beating the Eagles, 8-4, on the road nine days earlier, Page County fell, 3-2, to East Rockingham at […]
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Acreage destroyed
March 28, 1989 — A fire of a suspicious nature in the Lucas Hollow area near Stanley destroyed some 1,200 acres of forested land last weekend, according to Chief Forest Warden Steve Moyer of the […]