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March launches golf season
Feb. 27, 20190157 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Lake Monticello Golf Course may have been under snow recently, but Fluvanna County golfers are ready for the 2019 season. Lake Monticello golf contracts run from March 1 to Feb. 28, so serious Fluvanna golfers need to sign up for the coming season. The handicap fee also needs to be paid by golfers...
Fluvanna eye doctor provides free surgeries in Haiti
Feb. 27, 20190191 Heads the Raising Haiti Foundation Contributed by Jeff James Lake Monticello and Fluvanna County attract people with almost unlimited experience in the arts, medicine, military and diplomatic careers, education, music, and more. Sue Carlson, of Lake Monticello, has achieved remarkable things. She exemplifies the experience that...Ellen Carol Bennett
Ellen Carol Bennett, 68, of Fluvanna County, Va., died Feb. 16, 2019. She was preceded in death by her parents, Charles Joseph Cleary and Norine Purcell Cleary. She is survived by one son, William Robert Bennett II and his wife, Suzanne Antonacci Bennett of Gordonsville, Va. A celebration of life will be held Friday, March 1, 2019,...Marianna Cosner Wood
Marianne Cosner Wood of Newport News and formally Saluda, Va., passed away peacefully on Feb. 18, 2019, at the age of 85. Born in Kents Store, Va., on Sept. 19, 1933, to the late Adam and Anna Cosner, she was the youngest of 12 children and is survived by her sister, Mrs. Merle Garner of Palmyra, Va. Marianne is preceded in death by her...
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NAACP explores generational perspectives
Feb. 25, 20190335 Submitted by Catherine and Rudy Garcia The Fluvanna County NAACP explored generational perspectives of Black History Month with a panel discussion Saturday (Feb. 23) at Thessalonia Baptist Church in Fork Union. Between 50 and 60 Fluvanna residents gathered to hear the panel members speak. The evening started off with an...
CIP funding reveals difficulty in elected official dynamics
Feb. 22, 20190369 By Christina Dimeo, editor A detailed discussion over a seemingly mundane issue – whether technology money should go into the school budget or the capital improvements plan (CIP) – revealed issues between the Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors and School Board. The respectful conversation between the boards Wednesday afternoon...