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Planning Commission defers zoning for new commercial development
Jul. 21, 20220621 By Heather Michon Correspondent A rezoning request for a proposed retail and commercial development on Lake Monticello Road has been deferred after members of the Planning Commission raised issues with their application package at their Tuesday meeting (July 12). Joseph Jones of Wolfpack Properties has been holding extensive...
Central, West Central schools to consolidate
Jul. 21, 20220391 Won’t Result in Changes for Students, Staff By Heather Michon Correspondent Change was a theme of the evening for the Fluvanna County School Board during its meeting on Thursday (July 14). First, the board was introduced to two new assistant principals – both with deep Fluco roots. Stacey Holland, who has been working as...
Men’s Travelers Golf group to play seven matches
Jul. 20, 20220157 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent For a number of years now the men’s golfers at Lake Monticello have fielded a Travelers team that plays home and away matches with teams from other golf courses. This year the Travelers coordinator Karl Bergstresser said that the Travelers will be playing seven home and away matches against nearby...
Purcell Gallery to highlight central Virginia photography
Jul. 20, 20220182 Press Release The Louisa Arts Center’s show in the Purcell Gallery will be titled “Central Virginia Photography,” and will include photography from the Fredericksburg Photography Club, and other area photographers. This show will be curated by Louisa photographer/artist Alison Thomas who was recently featured in the Purcell...
Fluvanna Farmers Market growing
Jul. 20, 20220566 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent The Fluvanna Farmers Market, whose roots began at Pleasant Grove, has been around for years. Its multiple vendors have sold just about everything, including lamb, beef, eggs, plants, baked items, jams, and homegrown produce. The market in Fluvanna, however, has faced headwinds including a...
Fundraising efforts prove strong; all-inclusive playground may break ground in fall
Jul. 13, 20220266 Contributed by Judy Fish The Lake Monticello Community Foundation is 70 percent of the way to its goal of raising $100,000 for an all-inclusive playground at Lake Monticello. The Foundation launched the fundraising campaign eight months ago and hopes to break ground in early fall. “We are so appreciative of all the people who...