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Aqua updates Supervisors on status of water, sewer systems
May. 12, 202201042 Water capacity available for growth By Heather Michon Correspondent Aqua Virginia president John Aulbach and his team gave a presentation to the Board of Supervisors during its meeting on Wednesday (May 4) on the current status of Lake Monticello’s water and wastewater systems. The plant on South Boston Road is permitted to produce...
Unique charity golf tournament set for Lake
May. 12, 20220207 Press release Registration is open for the Lake Monticello Community Foundation’s first annual golf tournament. The registration deadline is May 27 for this unique tournament, which allows teams to play whenever it’s most convenient for them between June 1 and June 24. Trophies will be presented at a social event June...
Dahl and Schmack talk about economic development
May. 12, 20220740 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent In a recent interview on This Week at the Lake, host Ron Krauss interviewed County Administrator Eric Dahl and Director of Economic Development Jennifer Schmack and discussed the current state of economic development in Fluvanna County. Dahl described the four main areas of development in Fluvanna,...
Fluco girls tennis falls twice
May. 12, 20220262 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Historically tennis is not a sport in which the Fluco athletes have excelled. Their teams are often made up of athletes just starting to learn the game. However, it is a game that you can play for the rest of your life. For a number of years, before the new high school was built, the boys team played on...
McConnell and Stayton-Eurell win in VPA contest
May. 5, 20220205 The Fluvanna Review won two Virginia Press Association awards in this year’s contest. Amelia McConnell won a first place for her front-page design illustrating a Fluvanna County School Board budget meeting. The judge said, “A well-executed magazine approach made this entry stand out from the pack. Design of this quality can make...
Fluvanna Art Association spring art show is a hit
May. 5, 20220381 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent The Fluvanna Art Association had its first spring art show in two years since the pandemic hit, shutting down art venues and shows. It was a good turnout for the April 23 show held at the library and boasting four judged categories this year. The show was judged by professional artist and teacher...