
Byrd Street is my take on the news in Orange County, VA.
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Barboursville resident R. Mark Johnson served a total of 21.5 years, including eight years as chair, on the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Last year, he chose not to seek reelection in District 1. With his career in public service wind...
Friday was Dr. Anthony Schienschang’s last day as town manager of Gordonsville after a little over a year on the job. On Monday, I called him to discuss Gordonsville Chief of Public Safety Chris Votaw’s partnership with U.S. Immigration and...
American Battlefield Trust “thrilled” by supervisors’ resolution in long-running case pitting historic preservationists and environmentalists against the county and real estate developers
Though the trial date is not until February, things...
The next time you’re traveling along Route 15 between Orange and Culpeper, be sure to look at that big field across the highway from the Round Hill Inn. It’s always been a pretty view, but now you’ll see a brand-new landmark: the wooden fra...
Write-in candidates Sara Jaeger and Will Morton enter race alongside Zachary Ashworth and incumbent Jeff Crane
Until recently, the race for Orange Town Council was a study in ennui, with only two candidates running for three open seats. Tw...
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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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