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Affordable health screenings coming to Palmyra
Apr. 20, 20220167 Press release Residents living in and around the Palmyra can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening. Lake Christian Church will host this community event on May 2. The site is located at 733 South Boston Road...
Porter talks about Constitution
Apr. 20, 20220376 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent "In 1835, Alexis De Tocqueville wrote in Democracy in America that "… every citizen is taught the history of his country and the leading features of its Constitution. … it is extremely rare to find a man imperfectly acquainted with all these things, and a person wholly ignorant of them is sort of...
Scottsville expansion: Paulett Town
Contributed by Evelyn Edson, president, Scottsville Museum At the March meeting of Scottsville's Town Council, its members voted to approve a new housing development on 20 acres of the land of the former tire cord plant west of town. The property, now owned by Charles Hurt, is zoned Village Residential and will be built on by the...
More details about McIver Lake dam revealed
Apr. 13, 20220609 By Heather Michon Correspondent More details about a potential dam breach near Bremo came to light during the Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday night (April 6). County Administrator Eric Dahl said McIver Lake was estimated to contain 60 million gallons of water – enough to put Bremo Road and the CXR railroad tracks under...
Fluvanna Faces: Donald Jennings, SCORE, Central Virginia
Apr. 13, 20220104 By Harvey J. Sorum Correspondent Tell us what SCORE stands for and what SCORE does. The acronym came from name “Service Corps of Retired Executives”, it is now just SCORE, meaning you don’t have to be retired or an executive to join SCORE. Small business success across America is SCORE's mission. Since 1964, SCORE...
Artist and art educator Wilkin talks about art
Apr. 13, 20220279 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent It was around the 6th grade when Diane Wilkin became interested in the visual arts after one of her drawings was featured on a bulletin board. After 10th grade, Wilkin spent the summer with her grandmother, helping her in her credit bureau business while painting on tabletop easels with her every...
