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Fire demolishes lakefront home
Mar. 10, 20220681 Contributed by Judy Fish, Lake Monticello News The Lake Monticello Fire Department and Palmyra and Fork Union Fire companies along with the Lake Monticello Rescue Squad were dispatched to 4 Campbell Court in Lake Monticello Tuesday (March 1) at approximately 9:28 p.m. for a reported structure fire with flames visible, Lake Monticello...
Fluco boys go all the way to region final; Fluco girls out early
Mar. 3, 20220194 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Class 3 Region C basketball play-offs concluded last week. The Fluco girls squad earned a first-round bye and were matched in the quarterfinals with the Black Knights of Charlottesville. The teams had split their regular season games, with Charlottesville winning the first encounter by three and the...
Fluvanna Faces: Angell Husted
Mar. 3, 20220226 By Harvey J. Sorum Correspondent Q: Tell us about Angell Husted before opening your dance studio. A. I grew up in the ‘50s and ‘60s as both a tomboy and a ballerina on a small farm in the little town of Pleasant Valley, NY, near the Hudson River, 90 miles north of New York city. After graduating from Syracuse...
A mother's grief gives others a chance
Mar. 3, 20220327 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Barbara Cary lost her son Adrian on November 2, 2019, due to complications during heart surgery. He was young, the father of two and though two years later Cary's grief is still strong, she sees it as a way to give to others. “Grief is a horrible thing, and it never goes away. Michael and I...
Substation, senior housing requests deferred
Feb. 23, 20220338 By Heather Michon Correspondent Two planning and zoning requests were deferred by the Board of Supervisors at their meeting on Wednesday (Feb. 16) after lengthy public hearings that, combined with a budget work session and closed session, stretched the meeting to well over seven hours. Dominion substation Dominion Energy...
Fluvanna Art Association is back in action
Feb. 23, 20220110 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Because of COVID, the Fluvanna Art Association has not met for workshops for two years. That changed when members held their first fully attended workshop with watercolor artist Bill Snow on Friday, Feb. 18. While many members who attended were cautious and masked, they were grateful to...