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Supervisors discuss new tax
Jan. 29, 20190397 Hold shortest meeting on record By Heather Michon, correspondent The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors set a new record for the shortest regular meeting Wednesday (Jan. 23) night, with just 20 minutes passing between Chair Mike Sheridan’s opening and closing gavel. There were no public comments. No public hearings. No action...
Flucos rally for win in overtime
Jan. 28, 20190121 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent The Fluco boys’ basketball team overcame a first-quarter deficit Friday (Jan. 25) to win in overtime against Powhatan. Although neither team has scored many wins this season, the game was a hard-fought and intense battle. The Flucos, who hosted the game, lost the first quarter by a large...
Missing man's body identified
Jan. 27, 201901946 By Christina Dimeo, editor The body of the man found in Lake Monticello's Tufton Pond has been identified as Steven S. Graves, 73, of Lake Monticello, according to a press release from the Fluvanna County Sheriff's Office. The Lake Monticello Police Department (LMPD) on Saturday (Jan. 26) took a report that Graves was missing. His...
Lake board votes for phased-in dues increase
Jan. 26, 20190311 Homeowners will decide in June By Heather Michon, correspondent The Lake Monticello Board of Directors took the next step toward a potential dues increase during its regular meeting Thursday (Jan. 24) night. Following an open work session earlier this month, the directors settled on asking Lake Monticello Owners’ Association...
2018 deemed second-most rainy of 118 years
Jan. 24, 20190575 By Madeline Otten, correspondent, and Christina Dimeo, editor People who think 2018 was remarkably rainy aren’t crazy – they’re right. Last year had the dubious distinction of having the second-highest amount of rain in 118 years of records. According to data from the McCormick Observatory in Charlottesville, 72.14 inches of...
Get to know Jason Stewart, director of community development
Jan. 24, 20190678 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Jason Stewart, Fluvanna County’s director of community development, has 13 years of experience behind him and plans to make changes within his new role. Stewart’s first job with Fluvanna began when he was hired in December 2013 as the planning and zoning administrator. He is currently still...