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School board member staying involved despite absences from meetings due to health issues

June 30, 2022 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, June 30 — After an extended and noticeable absence from meetings of the Page County School Board, Page Valley News made an inquiry with the local school board and school administrators […]

King receives probation, community service for ‘disorderly conduct’ at school board meeting

June 30, 2022 PVNPublisher 4

By Randy Arrington LURAY, June 30 — During a bench trial on Thursday morning in Page County General District Court, Judge Chris Collins lowered the charge against Amelia Ruffner King from an “oral threat” to […]

Supervisors adopt Page County’s first solar ordinance after four years of deliberation

June 29, 2022 PVNPublisher 1

By Randy Arrington LURAY, June 29 — Over the past four years, the Page County Board of Supervisors and the Page County Planning Commission have discussed the potential for solar farms or the creation of […]

School board approves $47.5M budget, teachers get full 7% raise plus step increases

June 28, 2022 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, June 28 — Last Thursday, the Page County School Board unanimously adopted its $47.5 million spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year, which begins on Friday. The total figure comes in […]

‘Close to the Dirt’ portrays journey of Shenandoah Valley’s ‘Mr. Baseball’, the legendary Mike Bocock

June 27, 2022 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY — If a baseball fan in the Shenandoah Valley wanted to play “Seven Degrees of Separation” — the name association game that originated by connecting actors to Kevin Bacon — then […]

Houff sets down gavel after 22 years on the bench

June 21, 2022 PVNPublisher 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, June 17 — Over the course of his 22 years on the bench in General District Court, the Honorable William Dale Houff heard a lot of stories, explanations and excuses to […]

Articles by PVNPublisher

School board member staying involved despite absences from meetings due to health issues

King receives probation, community service for ‘disorderly conduct’ at school board meeting

Supervisors adopt Page County’s first solar ordinance after four years of deliberation

School board approves $47.5M budget, teachers get full 7% raise plus step increases

‘Close to the Dirt’ portrays journey of Shenandoah Valley’s ‘Mr. Baseball’, the legendary Mike Bocock

Houff sets down gavel after 22 years on the bench

Blood drawn at Knighton’s bar room

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Page County Board of Supervisors — Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting — September 21, 2026

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