The by foot flag has flown high on private property in the county, and can be seen from Interstate Louisa County has argued that the foot flag pole violates a zoning ordinance. The Virginia Flaggers, who put up the pole and are plaintiffs in the lawsuit, claim the flag is a Civil War monument and that the ordinance does not apply.
The pro-Confederate group raised this particular flag back in March in response to Charlottesville City Council approving to move a statue of General Robert E. Lee out of a city park. Skip to content. Capitol Square News. Charlottesville and Albemarle News. Shenandoah Valley News. Current Conditions. First Alert. Weather App. Central Virginia Obituaries. Community Conversations. Gray DC Bureau.
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