Town will tack fee on tax bills

Still on track for 2010 opening

Ordinance overhaul continues

Highest court sides with local landowner

Orange County school news

Given 12 months for involuntary manslaughter

Bealeton man dies on Terry’s Run Road

Town launches website

County looks to acquire airport easements

Weird weather regins over Orange County

Will replace departing Child Garden

Is field availability still an issue?

Burkett alleges other infractions

Large store retailers will need special use permit

Orange County Public Schools

Saturday and Sunday, the Gordonsville Exchange Hotel Civil War Museum hosted its annual living history weekend.

Officials consider relocating to Prospect

Board outlines stance on Rt. 3 development proposal

County considers Gordonsville boundary adjustment

Programs must pay their way

Locust Grove Elementary School students participate in the Sponge Squeeze event in Ms. Davis’ fourth grade Metric Olympics, and more.

Fuel efficiency a growing concern for new car buyers

County looks at strategic plan for emergency services

An investigation conducted by the state police has determined two Orange County political action committees (PAC) violated state election law last November, according to Orange County Commonwealth’s Attorney Diana Wheeler.

For the first time in Orange County High School’s Academic Team history, members of this year’s academic team have qualified for the National Championships in Chicago, Illinois. 

At a May 3 meeting, the Lake of the Woods Board of Directors voted unanimously to take the first steps toward improving the LOW management system, following guidelines proposed in the Potomack Group’s report, and recommendations in the Quality Management System Gap Assessment report. 

A Sunday afternoon accident claimed the life of a Gordonsville woman.

A local company has made a contribution to the community’s health.

For rescue squad personnel and volunteers, the last word in emergency medical care will originate from a single source.

A three-day weekend at the end of May, when temperatures are warm and many folks have a serious case of Spring Fever, seems like a great time to throw a barbecue or splash in the pool. But for some, a day off on the last Monday in May has a more important purpose—memorializing those who gave the supreme sacrifice for democracy and freedom.

When it comes to retail, the Orange County Board of Supervisors doesn’t necessarily believe bigger is better, so they’ve begun working on a large retail used ordinance in order to regulate future retail development.