Today In History
Big catch in the South Fork
October 22, 1965 — Danny Crist, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Crist, of Luray, caught a huge carp in the Shenandoah River Saturday of last week. The fish was 31 inches long and […]
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High Schools
Page falls to Madison, 69-20
By Randy Arrington SHENANDOAH, Oct. 20 — Players wearing No. 2 on Friday night at Buddy Comer Stadium — Page County sophomore Dawson Richards and Madison County senior Jayden Jenkins — accounted for five touchdowns, […]
Today In History
Native of Luray receives Bronze Star 14 years after heroic act in Korea
October 21, 1965 — When vehicles carrying about 60 wounded American soldiers stalled in a swollen river in Korea in 1951, Eugene W. Lillard, of Front Royal, and a native of Luray, was one of […]
Shenandoah
Moving Mountains Academy for Early Learning to open in Shenandoah on Nov. 6
By Randy Arrington SHENANDOAH, Oct. 16 — This isn’t the first time that Pam Houck has opened a daycare facility, but it’s the first time she’s received this type of welcome. “This is the eighth […]
High Schools
Bulldogs sweep Panthers in regular season finale
By Randy Arrington LURAY, Oct. 19 — In front of a packed crowd, the Luray Bulldogs swept cross-county rival Page in three sets during Thursday night’s regular season volleyball finale. Four days later, the two rivals […]
Today In History
‘Must have been the act of an incendiary’
October 20, 1887 — The fine new bank barn belonging to Mr. J.B. Ruffner, situated on his farm, about three miles northwest of Luray, was destroyed by fire Saturday night about 7 o’clock. There were […]