Did you know that there was a recorded alligator encounter at Lake Anna in 1978? The sighting was reported by a pair of visitors and a local fishing guide. Though undocumented and unverified, the fishing guide was cited in the New York Times as saying, “I know an alligator when I see one, and I wasn’t interested in fishing for …
Toxins: the buzzword that’s permeating conversations and creeping into our daily routines. From skincare to household cleaners, these insidious substances seem to lurk around every corner, prompting questions and concerns about their potential impact on our health. But amidst the chatter and confusion, there’s a pressing need for clarity and action. How should we respond to the omnipresence of toxins? …
Here is what the fuss is all about in the class action lawsuit surrounding realtor commissions: More disclosure is needed, period. But who really pays realtor commissions anyway? Well, that depends how you want to look at it. For years, many would irrefutably argue that all realtor commissions are paid by the seller, from the seller proceeds. But bring on …
In an exciting change for residents in the Town of Mineral and surrounding areas, the long-standing Suds City Laundromat on Mineral Avenue in the Mineral Town Square has recently changed hands, ushering in a new era under fresh ownership. The establishment, a longstanding fixture for locals, has been undergoing exciting transformations as the new owner brings his innovative vision to …
The Town of Mineral is steeped in rich history and vibrant heritage. Its story begins in the 1830s with the arrival of the Louisa Railroad, signaling the dawn of a new era for mining. As railways crisscrossed the landscape, connecting Mineral to distant markets, the town flourished as a bustling hub of trade and commerce. The iconic railway depot, an …
