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Grow a new green thumb with Fluvanna Master Gardener classes
Oct. 29, 2025028 Contributed by Dianne CampbellAs this year’s garden turns to seed, thoughts turn to planning for next spring – how to do it differently, how to do it better. A great way to get started on more successful gardening outcomes is with the Fluvanna Extension Master Gardener training program. In addition, the program offers the...
Fluvanna Historical Society honors contributors
Oct. 29, 20250151 Press ReleaseThe Fluvanna Historical Society presented awards Oct. 19 to community groups and individuals at its annual meeting held this year at the historic Bremo Slave Chapel. Incoming President Kathleen Kilpatrick said that the newly created recognition program is fittingly named in honor of long time President Marvin Moss...
Big projects mean big needs for fire department fund drive
Oct. 29, 2025085 Contributed by Mike FeazelNearly a half million dollars in much-needed capital spending in the past few months has made this year’s Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire & Rescue annual fund drive more important than ever, said board President John Lye. “This was stuff we just had to do, but it was really expensive and all coming at...
Fluvanna Art Association celebrates 50 years
Oct. 29, 20250107 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent The Fluvanna Art Association celebrated 50 years at the Ashlawn Clubhouse at Lake Monticello on Oct. 23. The well-attended event was catered and featured a large sheet cake, designed and donated by Food Lion, commemorating the 50th anniversary. The show's theme, All Around Fluvanna, included a...
SNAP payments could be delayed if federal shutdown continues
Oct. 29, 2025099 Here is where to find assistance By Heather MichonCorrespondent Fluvanna County residents who rely on SNAP benefits could face delays in receiving their monthly payments if the ongoing federal government shutdown extends past Nov. 1. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps low-income families and individuals...Donald (Don) W Payne
Donald (Don) W. Payne lived an active life with little idle time. In the early part of his high school senior year, Don joined the Navy and attended Naval Reserve meetings. He left for active duty after his graduation in 1966. Raised as a rural farm boy, he had never seen the ocean until he reported for duty. His previously...
