Today In History
Blind man robbed
August 13, 1966 — One of the most heartless and cowardly crimes occurring in Page County in many years was perpetrated Thursday of last week. Thieves rifled a blind man’s register of some $30 as […]
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Agriculture
Additional 40 Virginia localities receive USDA drought disaster designations
All Virginia counties have received a USDA Drought Disaster Designation which enables farmers in these counties to apply for emergency assistance ~ Press release issued by Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services RICHMOND, Aug. […]
Columns
VIDEO ~ Page Valley Livin’ in conversation with County Administrator Amity Moler
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, Aug. 12 — This week we sit […]
Today In History
Apple thieves on horseback
August 12, 1911 — C.T. Long, one of the most prominent farmers of the county, had a very surprising experience a few nights ago. About 10 or 11 o’clock he detected someone stealing his apples […]
Education
Orientation for GED, ESL classes at LRCC Aug. 18
Tuesday/Thursday classes offered this fall at Jenkins Hall in Luray ~ PVN staff report LURAY, Aug. 11 — Laurel Ridge Community College will host orientation for its GED and ESL classes at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. […]
Letters
Local Dems partner with Main Street Flavors to help animal shelter through ‘Ice Cream Social’
Dear Editor: On July 25, local Democrats sponsored a very successful “Ice Cream Social” at Main Street Flavors in Luray, to support the Page County Animal Shelter. The effort raised more than $400 in shelter […]