
Byrd Street is my take on the news in Orange County, VA.
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When Gordonsville’s longtime mayor Bob Coiner announced he wasn’t running for reelection in 2024, Gordonsville Town Council member Ron Brooks was eager to step up and take the leadership role. He ran unopposed and quickly took on big projec...
The mayor discusses the boundary adjustment controversy, water restrictions, his battles with the Rapidan Service Authority and his lightning-rod presence on Facebook
When Gordonsville’s longtime mayor Bob Coiner announced he wasn’t runnin...
A large crowd gathered beneath a tent behind Orange County High School on Monday morning (July 20) for a very special occasion: the groundbreaking ceremony for the school division’s much-desired, long-awaited Career Technical Education (CTE...
Preservation Virginia says data center industry and its energy demands threaten 115-mile corridor, which includes historic battlefields and multiple historic districts
The nonprofit Preservation Virginia has placed the proposed Valley Link...
Former Orange Town Council member continues to hold services and align church with Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches
Former Orange Town Council member Jeremiah Pent has been sued by three directors of Walker’s Chapel of Madison Co...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I write about local news in Orange County, VA. During my time as a reporter for the Orange County (VA) Review, I won 10 awards from the Virginia Press Association. I'm also a biographer and scholar of modern American poetry.
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