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DEQ hears concerns over impacts to river at hearing on campground discharge permit

April 7, 2023 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, April 6 — Following a 25-minute presentation on the details of a permit application to discharge 50,000 gallons of treated wastewater daily into the South Fork of the Shenandoah River, officials […]

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Panthers drop hard-fought, 1-0, non-district matchup with Class 3 Turner Ashby

April 6, 2023 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington SHENANDOAH, April 5 — Turner Ashby centerfielder Reaghan Warner single-handedly took a non-district win away from the Page County Panthers on Wednesday at Alan Knight Field. The sophomore made two diving catches […]

Applications for short-term rentals continue to flow through council and other Luray news

April 5, 2023 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, April 5 — There’s a lot of discussion and decisions being made in the Town of Luray with regard to lodging and housing. Short-term rentals are steadily increasing, apartment units may […]

Blue Water answers questions ahead of April 6 public hearing on DEQ permit for campground

April 4, 2023 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, April 4 — This Thursday evening at Luray High School, Virginia’s Department of Environmental Quality will hold an informational meeting at 6 p.m. in the auditorium, followed by a public hearing at […]

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PCPS reconsidering vetting process for volunteers after man brings knife into elementary school

March 31, 2023 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington SHENANDOAH, March 31 — The 46-year-old man who brought a knife into Shenandoah Elementary School on Thursday was there to simply “assist with a fundraiser,” according to school officials. “The knife on […]

Bauserman announces bid to become Page County’s next Commissioner of the Revenue

March 31, 2023 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, March 31 — A little more than a decade ago, Tom Bauserman asked longtime Page County Commissioner of the Revenue Charlie Campbell what he needed to do to pursue a position […]

Articles by PVNPublisher

DEQ hears concerns over impacts to river at hearing on campground discharge permit

Panthers drop hard-fought, 1-0, non-district matchup with Class 3 Turner Ashby

Applications for short-term rentals continue to flow through council and other Luray news

Blue Water answers questions ahead of April 6 public hearing on DEQ permit for campground

PCPS reconsidering vetting process for volunteers after man brings knife into elementary school

Bauserman announces bid to become Page County’s next Commissioner of the Revenue

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