Oct. 28, 20200202By 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, 20200191Press 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, 20200587By 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, 20200307By 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, 20200645Madeline 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...
By Ruthann Carr
Correspondent
It took five hours of discussion and six motions Wednesday (Oct. 15) for the Fluvanna County School Board decided to allow students to return to in-person schooling on a hybrid schedule.
Total virtual learning remains an option.
Board member James Kelley (Palmyra) voted against having students...