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Covid Creates “brutal” FY21 County Budget

Covid Creates “brutal” FY21 County Budget

Lake Monticello golf course now open to all property holders

Lake Monticello golf course now open to all property holders

May. 7, 20200119 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Lake Monticello golf course has announced an extension of its operational plan. Effective May 2, the golf course will be open to all property owners, not just to year-long contract holders. Play by golfers from outside the Lake community is still not allowed. Calling in to the pro shop to reserve...
Area animal shelters need help during pandemic

Area animal shelters need help during pandemic

May. 7, 20200135 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Though it would seem there is a glimmer of light at the end of the long dark economic tunnel for area animal shelters it cannot come soon enough.  For most charities, it has been a time of uncertainty and fear during the pandemic since all rely on outside assistance and monetary donations to stay...
The Fluvanna Review wins three VPA awards

The Fluvanna Review wins three VPA awards

May. 7, 2020080 The Fluvanna Review won three Virginia Press Association (VPA) awards for its news coverage and advertising design in 2019. Editorial designer Amelia McConnell won first place in page design. Advertising designer Lynn Stayton-Eurell won first place in the advertising/real estate category and former editor Christina Dimeo, who left the...
Fluvanna Businesses Updates

Fluvanna Businesses Updates

May. 5, 20200172 The Fluvanna Review will list your business and hours of operation for free.  Please email information to editor@fluvannareview.com Michael Lovdal Marketing & Design Available Monday through Friday  8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 434-420-8965, ml@michaellovdal.com.  CK Jewelers  At 14 Centre Court is open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m....
Almost two dozen Fluvanna Residents Tested at Drive-thru

Almost two dozen Fluvanna Residents Tested at Drive-thru

Apr. 29, 20200383 Clinic Finds No New Cases of the Virus By Heather Michon Correspondent Almost two dozen area residents were tested for COVID-19 at a drive-thru clinic at Central Elementary School in Palmyra on Saturday (April 25). All 22 tests came back negative for the virus. Jessica Salah, Health Emergency Coordinator for the Thomas...
Lake provisionally approved for $670,000 grant/loan under federal program

Lake provisionally approved for $670,000 grant/loan under federal program

Apr. 29, 20200501 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Lake Monticello Owners Association (LMOA) has been approved for a $670,000 grant/loan under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), a $350 billion fund created by the federal government to cover small business payrolls for up to eight weeks. If used for payroll, rent and other approved expenses the...
Five area students earn electric co-op scholarships

Five area students earn electric co-op scholarships

Apr. 29, 20200191 Press release Five Central Virginia high school seniors have each earned $1,000 college scholarships awarded by the Education Scholarship Foundation of the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives. The recipients are:  Shaniya Johnson of Appomattox, a student at Appomattox County High School ...
Order to stay at home has some protesting

Order to stay at home has some protesting

Apr. 29, 20200147 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Governor Ralph Northam, announced a statewide executive stay-at-home order on March 30  to protect Virginia residents during the COVID 19 pandemic. It is in effect until June 10. On April 17, protesters stormed the capital to call an end to the stay-at-home order. The vocal minority saw the order as a...
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