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Council recognizes Co-Op’s century and other news briefs from Luray

September 22, 2021 Pagevalleynews 0

~ PVN staff report LURAY, Sept. 22 — During last week’s meeting, the Luray Council unanimously adopted a resolution to “recognize the continued service of the Page Cooperative Farm Bureau, Inc over the past 100 […]

PAL unveils Rebecca J. Graves Regional Center for Performing Arts

September 2, 2021 Randy Arrington 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, Sept. 2 — Performing Arts Luray (PAL) took another step in its evolution last month, as the non-profit secured an annual donation, erected new signage and renamed its performing arts center […]

Trackside tells moonshiner’s tale in ‘Sense and Since-A-Hillbilly’ next two weekends

September 1, 2021 Randy Arrington 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, Sept. 1 — Thomas thought it would be a good summer job, helping the U.S. Census Bureau takes its tally of folks up in the hills. But when he becomes a […]

Lillard only candidate to qualify for Luray seat, early voting starts Sept. 17

August 17, 2021 Pagevalleynews 0

~ PVN staff report LURAY — Stephanie Lillard will be the only candidate listed on the November ballot for the Luray Council seat she was appointed to in February, according to Page County registrar Carol […]

Paving work in Luray Aug. 12-25

August 9, 2021 Pagevalleynews 0

LURAY — The Town‘s paving contractor (Kick.in’ Asphalt) will begin milling and resurfacing work on Thursday, Aug. 12 with the work planned to be completed by Aug. 25 (weather permitting). Please be alert for the […]

Luray detective leaves hospital after 3 months in ICU and rehab

July 28, 2021 Randy Arrington 0

By Randy Arrington LURAY, July 28 — Luray Police Detective Ron McClelland was finally released from in-patient care on Monday after spending three months in two different hospitals following an April 28 accident while on […]

Remembering 9/11

A group of runners gathered at the Stanley Fire Hall Saturday morning to carry an American flag on an 8.5-mile journey to the Luray Fire Hall to mark the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11th attacks. [...]
'Reflections'

Event organizer Kevin Moses shares his experience of visiting the 9/11 memorial in a field in Pennsylvania where Flight 93 crashed and a book titled "Reflections" about the site and the heroes of that day. [...]
'Strength and Honor'

Runners marking the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11th attacks made their first of a half dozen stops along the 8-5-mile route at a memorial in Ed Good Park featuring an 8-foot steel beam weighing nearly a half-ton pulled from the wreckage at the Twin Towers in New York. [...]
Remembering the fallen

Runners leave Ed Good Park after visiting the 9/11 memorial. The event began with a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. - the same time the first plane struck the first tower two decades ago. Runners were told that when they get tired, remember the heroes who went in to save others on that day. [...]
Raising awareness

Runners start down Route 340 from Stanley to Luray with five more planned stops along the way. The event's organizer hopes the runners presence will cause others to stop and reflect on the day our nation was attacked and those who lost their life defending it. [...]