Editorials

By Randy Arrington, publisher LURAY, Sept. 13 — The cloudy, foggy setting seemed eerily fitting on Thursday morning as students disembarked from buses cloaked in masks. They were met by teachers and administrators offering welcoming and […]

By Randy Arrington, publisher The recent drama that played out through the permitting process for the Alma plant served as a great example of democracy in action. The people voiced valid opposition to the issuance […]

Our “Question of the Week” last week asked: “Is the Rappahannock trash contract good for Page County?” The survey results were scattered — 22 percent said yes, 50 percent voted no, and 28 percent were […]

On the other side of the double doors at Luray High School, activity spread throughout the converted cafeteria late Tuesday afternoon. Students sat at tables, went in and out of the gymnasium, and got a […]

It was a slogan that fueled the environmental movement, promoting the idea that every act makes a difference and that collectively, we could create a better world. Originally coined by Yoko Ono and made popular […]