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‘Remember their sacrifice’
By Randy Arrington LURAY, May 29 — Luke Bedortha remembers how his perspective on the world greatly changed on Sept. 11, 2001. He heard news of the terrorist attacks while sitting in math class. He […]
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VFW, American Legion to host Memorial Day service at VFW Hall 11 a.m. Monday
~ PVN staff report LURAY — The Comer-Jones VFW Post 621 and the American Legion Post 22 invites the community to attend a Memorial Day Service at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 29 at the […]
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No speakers at budget hearing, three more lodging homes approved and other Luray news
By Randy Arrington LURAY, May 8 — The Luray Council held a public hearing for its $13.6 million spending plan for FY23-24 during its regular meeting on Monday night. The hearing drew no speakers. The […]
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Council presents proclamations, approves more short-term rentals and helps Singing Tower
By Randy Arrington LURAY — The Luray Council had a full plate earlier this month as they worked their way through three proclamations, a half dozen public hearings and 19 votes on a myriad of […]
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Wright receives 24-year sentence for 24 counts of filming and distributing nude images of female
~ Reported by Luray Police Department via Facebook LURAY, April 12 — Luray Police Department along with Shenandoah National Park Police started investigating allegations of videotaping a female without her consent. David Howard Wright II, […]
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Applications for short-term rentals continue to flow through council and other Luray news
By Randy Arrington LURAY, April 5 — There’s a lot of discussion and decisions being made in the Town of Luray with regard to lodging and housing. Short-term rentals are steadily increasing, apartment units may […]