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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 […]

Police responded to Shenandoah Elementary School after reports of a suspicious person

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 […]

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Police make arrest following lockdown at Shenandoah Elementary

March 30, 2023 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington SHENANDOAH, March 30 — George Thomas, who has lived in Shenandoah for just over two years, was working at Massanutten on Thursday morning when he learned that the elementary school where his […]