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Ladies Golf Association holds tournament for ovarian cancer research
Sep. 8, 20210272 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...
Lake Fire & Rescue to hold 9/11 remembrance
Sep. 8, 20210205 Contributed by Judy Fish September 11 is not just a historic date for members of Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire & Rescue (LMVFR)—for them, it’s personal. Each year LMVFR invites the community to a remembrance for all those who died and the “sacrifices that were made that day and all the days afterward” in a ceremony...
LM Fire Department celebrates Firehouse Subs restaurant
Sep. 2, 20210291 Big contributor Press release Because it has been such a big contributor to Lake Monticello Fire Department, department members participated in the 7th anniversary celebration of the Firehouse Subs restaurant in Charlottesville on Aug. 7. “Firehouse Subs has been an excellent community partner with all first responders in the...
Historical Society returns artifacts to the Monacan
Sep. 2, 202101266 Contributed by Tricia Johnson The Fluvanna Historical Society traveled to the Monacan Ancestral Museum in Amherst County on Aug. 19 to deliver to the tribe a large collection of Monacan artifacts. From points to scrapers to pestles and a rare bannerstone, the collection is varied and deep. “The Fluvanna Historical Society is...
Palmyra Automotive changes hands
Sep. 2, 20210776 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent After owning Palmyra Automotive for 27 years, Wayne Davis retired and sold it to Ian and Ashley Muir in April of this year. Davis established the automotive repair business in 1994 in the town of Palmyra and relocated it to Sycamore Square ten years later. It had always been a family-run business and...
Preserving Fluvanna’s land and open space
Sep. 2, 20210380 Contributed by Marvin F. Moss One of the most remarkable achievements in 21st Century Fluvanna history has been ensuring that thousands of acres of agricultural land and open space would be protected in the future either in perpetuity or for periods of up to ten years. This was made possible by a combination of factors including the...
