A fighter for the welfare of kids and animals
Jacqueline A “Jackie” Meyers PhD, 66, of Bremo Bluff crossed the Rainbow Bridge November 1 after a shockingly brief struggle with brain cancer. She was widely known and respected for her work in...
Oct. 28, 20200201By Heather Michon
Correspondent
The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a temporary ordinance change at their regular meeting on Wednesday (Oct. 21) that will postpone penalties and interest on second-half property tax payments.
Under the change, second-half bills are still due on Dec. 5 but penalties on...
Oct. 28, 20200187Press release
The Fluvanna Leadership Development Program will “zoom in” on the county beginning Jan. 7 with at least the first classes being virtual via Zoom, due to the pandemic – and the hope that the coronavirus situation will allow some later classes to be more in-person. The group is beginning to sign up a limited number...
Oct. 28, 20200581By Page H. Gifford
Correspondent
Being new to Virginia and the area, businesswoman Jan Tatangelo saw something missing. Originally a business owner in California, she left for the peace and tranquility of rural Virginia but being as outgoing and pro-active as she is, the something that was missing was still nagging her. She noticed...
Oct. 21, 20200305By Heather Michon
Correspondent
The James River Water Authority (JRWA) voted unanimously at a recent meeting to authorize a field study of a potential alternative location for its controversial water pumping station.
The study will focus on what the Monacan Indian Nation has called the Forsyth Alternative, a parcel of land about...
Oct. 21, 20200638Madeline Otten
Correspondent
COVID-19 will not put a damper on Fluvanna County’s Halloween spirt this year. Lake Monticello is still on for Halloween and two Lake Monticello residents, Ashely Lucas and Gabe Anderson, are coordinating a “treat map” where other residents can add their location so trick-or-treaters know where to...