Today In History
Serious runaway
April 3, 1890 — Last Thursday evening as Joseph and Isaac Rothgeb, sons of Mr. Frank Rothgeb, were returning from Sperryville, where they had been to take a load of lime, their team ran off, […]
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Weekly Salute To A Veteran
Keith B. Hurley
PageValleyNews.com salutes KEITH B. HURLEY for his service in the U.S. Air Force.
Today In History
Vandals steal flag
April 2, 1987 — Ulysses P. Wade, a past commander of Luray VFW Post 621, called it “a desecration.” Yvonne Johnson of the Luray Inn said it was “a horrible thing to happen.” “Rotten ain’t […]
Today In History
Glass Works to locate in Luray
April 1, 1965 — Announcement was made on Tuesday of this week that Luray is to have a new industry in the form of the Vandermark Glass Works, culminating many months of effort and negotiation […]
Outdoors
Nature Notebook: Take a kid outdoors
By Dylan Cooper, columnist I never had a problem staying busy while growing up in Page County. School, hunting, and fishing were always my top priorities, the order of which was always alternating. School may […]
Today In History
Kiln burns
March 31, 1887 — The lumber kiln belonging to Messrs. Warren, Woodward and Co., situate near their planing mill on Water Street, in Luray, was destroyed by fire about 9 o’clock last Wednesday night. There […]