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Fluco football team wins home opener over Buckingham
Sep. 16, 20210160 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent After two road losses, the Fluco football team needed a win, and they got it. The Knights from neighboring Buckingham County came to Browning Field on Friday Sept. 10 for the Flucos’ home opener. The Flucos sent them home on the losing side of a 24-18 score. Relying almost entirely on their running...
Twenty years later, remembering 9/11
Sep. 16, 2021091 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent The 45-minute ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 11, was well attended and opened with LMFD Fire Chief Rich Constantino addressing the audience and reminding them why it was so important to remember those who perished on 9/11. It was a somber remembrance and tribute not only to those who lost their lives in...
Joseph Albert Arleth
Joseph Albert Arleth, 89, of Lake Monticello, Virginia, formerly of Staten Island, N.Y. passed away peacefully at home on August 24, 2021. Joseph was born to Mary and Joseph Arleth on August 11, 1932, in Richmond Hill, New York. He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Catherine “Betty” Arleth; son James and daughter in-law, Jennifer...
Supervisors focus on American Rescue Plan
Sep. 8, 20210215 By Heather Michon Correspondent Board of Supervisors met for its regular meeting at the Fluvanna County Library on Wednesday (Sept. 1) for a relatively brief session that focused heavily on the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and how it might be used by the county. Fork Union Sanitary District The Morris and Omohundro wells in...
Full Moon Blooms where hydrangeas rule
Sep. 8, 20210582 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Murray Buckner's farm rests on 35 plus acres in Palmyra and is home to over 800 hybrid hydrangeas as well as ducks, and chickens. The sprawling acreage is covered with standard white hydrangeas known as Limelight which begin as a lime color, turn to white, and age to an antique French pink. The farm...
How are Fluvanna schools faring so far?
Sep. 8, 20210460 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent The beginning of the school year has been fraught with citizens urging Board members to listen to their views on masks, teaching history and transgender issues. Many of the Board meetings were heated with some parents vowing to pull their children from the schools if their demands weren’t met. The...
Ladies Golf Association holds tournament for ovarian cancer research
Sep. 8, 20210215 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Lake Monticello Ladies Golf Association (LMLGA) held a Golf for Life tournament at the Lake Monticello golf course on Tuesday, Aug. 31. The tournament was in memory of golfers Gunilla Moore, Cheryl Barresi, Kathryn Hunter and Joanne Harris, all of whom died from ovarian cancer. All proceeds from...