Fluvanna Review

Second annual studio tour benefits historical society

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Written by Page H. Gifford, Correspondent | 27 June 2012

Peg Redd's artwork

Eight area artists will be participating in the upcoming Second Annual Artist’s Studio Tour to benefit the Fluvanna County Historical Society on June 30 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Historical Society is sponsoring a studio tour to raise money for the Endowment Fund while promoting Fluvanna’s artists.
New to the tour this year are longer hours to allow visitors to reach every studio. Add a comment

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Lake Monticello Sharks top Key West, finish undefeated

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Written by Duncan Nixon, Correspondent | 25 July 2012

Coach Michele Caron (left) and her assistants brief the Sharks.The Lake Monticello Swim Team defeated the Key West Swim Club by a score of 378-306 on Wednesday (July 18). The meet was held at the Key West neighborhood pool. First year head coach, Michelle Caron said that her team of over 100 youth swimmers has not lost a meet this year, and this was the team’s sixth and final swim meet of the regular season.

Caron, who is a rising junior and varsity swimmer at Bridgewater University, is well known for her swimming prowess. She won the Lake Monticello Fourth of July lake swim repeatedly while she was swimming for the Flucos.

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New Lake manager takes on challenges

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Written by Kristin Sancken, Correspondent | 11 April 2012

Catherine NeelleyJust two months into her new job as general manager of Lake Monticello, Catherine Neelley sits confidently in her office, jotting off e-mails. It’s two in the afternoon. She hasn’t eaten lunch yet. She’s been too busy. Add a comment

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Goodbye to Cunningham Elementary

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Written by Kristin Sancken, Correspondent | 15 May 2013

Emogene Johnson, Mozell Booker, Hilda Pendergrass, Elizabeth White and Sue Davies. Photo by Maria Gallardo-GonzalezCunningham memories are bittersweet
In elementary school days, there are certain memories that loom large – the time there was a bat in the bathroom, the monkey costume you wore for the school play whose tail kept falling off, or the teacher who inspired you to do something with your life. For the students and staff of Cunningham District School, these memories are bittersweet. The school will close at the end of the month.

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Lake addresses new development, smoking and dam issues

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Written by Ruthann Carr, Correspondent | 29 June 2012

Ian Jackson, of I and J Home Builders talked to the Lake Monticello Owners’ Association Board at Thursday (June 28) night’s board meeting about more than 30 acres he hopes to buy on the Lake side of Route 618. Jackson said he plans to build homes that would cost between $190,000 and $200,000.

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