Both the Bulldogs and Louisa used home field to their advantage on Friday night, tallying early....

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	Zion welcoming Supercenter; traffic camera
	11/5/2009 9:05:38 AM
	With the grand opening on the new Walmart Supercenter in Zion Crossroads next Wednesday, many are expecting a significant increase in traffic. In 2008, the Virginia Department of Transportation estimated that an average of 5,600 cars per day drove on Rt. 15 at Interstate...

	Up a creek
	11/5/2009 9:04:03 AM
	In the early hours of November 4, a stolen Dodge Caravan was ditched into the South Anna River in Mineral. The Louisa County Sheriff's Office reported receiving a call alerting them to the suspicious vehicle, which had driven across the front lawn of South Anna Baptist...

LOCAL NEWS

	Louisa incumbents hold off challenges; Fluvanna chairman ousted; Orange supervisor short 5 votes
	11/3/2009 7:04:29 PM
	Louisa's two tested incumbents have held on to their seats, but a coup has taken place in Fluvanna, and two of Orange County’s five supervisors have been unseated, according to unofficial results reported by voter registrars and the state board of elections.

AREA NEWS

	Supreme court to consider pipeline authority
	11/5/2009 9:32:49 AM
	As Fluvanna County residents put away their election signs, a petition requesting a referendum on the formation of the James River Water Authority is making its way to the top of legal system. In July, Douglas Johnson filed suit in Fluvanna County Circuit Court regarding...

	Water rate hike approved
	11/5/2009 9:31:00 AM
	The water will rise in Gordonsville, but not as fast as originally proposed. Instead of a 10 percent increase to the usage rate, the Gordonsville Town Council, by a 6-0 vote, adopted an increase of about three percent at its Oct. 26 meeting. The base rate of $20.65 remains...

	Biosolids battle brewing
	11/5/2009 9:29:17 AM
	In the wake of much controversy, Nutri-Blend's permit application to apply biosolids on 1,555 acres in Goochland was approved by the State Water Control Board on Oct. 26. According to Mary Powell, spokesperson for Nutri-Blend, the company will begin applying biosolids...

	Low turnout sparks worry
	11/5/2009 9:15:34 AM
	Low turnout at the Lake Anna Advisory Committee's annual town hall meeting in July has left the group disappointed and reconsidering its schedule. The town hall meeting is designed as an opportunity for the LAAC members to gather information from the citizens about issues...

SPORTS

	All-district runner moves on to state championships
	11/5/2009 9:11:44 AM
	As a freshman, Louisa's Chris Springer made the all-Jefferson District boys cross country team. As a sophomore, he's now among the region's elite runners. Not only did Springer win last week's Jefferson District meet, by finishing seventh in 16:53 in the Region II...