Today In History
Still no pavement on East End
February 20, 1889 — No pavement in East End yet. All through the winter have the people in that section been compelled to wade in the middle of the street through mud often shoe deep. Such […]
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High Schools
Weakley named Bull Run ‘Player of the Year’ a third time; 5 Bulldogs, 4 Panthers earn honors
~ PVN staff report LURAY, Feb. 18 — For the third year in-a-row, Luray’s Emilee Weakley was voted the Bull Run District’s “Player of the Year” in girls basketball, while Tyler Nickel of East Rockingham […]
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Dastardly assault with a piece of manganese
February 19, 1891 — Some wretch threw a piece of manganese ore, weighing two or three pounds, through a window in the office of the Stanley Furnace and Land Co., at Stanley, on last Friday […]
Obituary
Rondel Wayne Hilliards
Age 76, Luray, Va. Rondel Wayne Hilliards, 76, of Luray, Va. passed away on Friday, Feb. 18, 2022. He was born on Oct. 16, 1945, in Page County and was a son of the late […]
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Shopping center waiting on weather
February 18, 1966 — Construction work on the proposed shopping center on East Main Street at the Confederate monument will begin as soon as weather conditions permit, it was stated this week by Lowell Baughan, […]
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A good ole’ rock-hauling
February 17, 1887 — Mr. Peter Sours had a live crowd on his farm last Saturday, the occasion being an old- time rock-hauling. There were 13 teams and 40 men on hand who in a […]