Today In History
Marksville matters
July 2, 1891 — The harvest is an abundant one, and of the best quality. There is a very large cherry crop, and of most all kinds of fruit. Mr. Gilbert Long will soon have […]
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County
Sheriff’s Office searching for key suspect in Jollett Road homicide
UPDATE: Law enforcement has identified and located the Dodge Caravan. ~ PVN staff report, based on a press release issued July 1 by Page County Sheriff’s Office JOLLETT HOLLOW, June 29 — The Page County Sheriff’s […]
Obituary
Fay Estell Wray Woodby
Age 90, Luray, Va. Fay Woodby, 90, of Luray, was peacefully called to her heavenly home on Tuesday, June 27, 2023. She was born on September 11, 1932, in Rockfish, Va. Fay loved many things […]
Today In History
Dry Run watershed project
July 1, 1965 — The Dry Run watershed project now bearing federal approval as announced last week by William L. Blair Jr., conservationist of the Shenandoah Valley Soil Conservation District, will cost $694,465 according to […]
Letters
EDA, supervisors should include key comp plan objectives when considering future development
Dear Editor: Two of the most fundamental objectives of the County’s “Comprehensive Plan” are to maintain the County’s “rural quality of life” and to “protect [our] natural and cultural assets.” But does our Economic Development […]
Education
Laurel Ridge series brings ‘Across the Blue Ridge Mountains’ author to Luray-Page County Center
~ Press release provided by Laurel Ridge Community College LURAY — Laurel Ridge Community College English Professor Margaret “Maggie” Marangione will be at the Luray-Page County Center on Thursday, July 13. She will be reading […]