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Fluvanna Family Fall Festival set for Sept. 28

Fluvanna Family Fall Festival set for Sept. 28

Animal rescue groups to hold Creatures Great & Small Festival 

Animal rescue groups to hold Creatures Great & Small Festival 

Sep. 4, 20240160 Contributed by Alexander Stone Caring for Creatures Animal Sanctuary in Palmyra and the Fluvanna Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) will be joining nine other animal rescue and welfare groups from throughout Central Virginia at the Scottsville Pavilion on Sunday Sept. 15 between noon and 4 p.m. to exhibit rescued...
Lake fire chief shares tips on reducing chances of a house fire

Lake fire chief shares tips on reducing chances of a house fire

Sep. 4, 20240107 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Despite two major house fires in the Lake Monticello area in recent weeks, Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire and Rescue (LMVF&R) Chief Richard Constantino says the department is on track for an average number of structure fires. His records indicate that the department handles an average of 32 fires...
Stargazing in Fluvanna | September

Stargazing in Fluvanna | September

Sep. 4, 2024069 By Pat Beers Block Welcome to this month’s highlights of enjoyable evening and morning sky events! The later part of September marks the end of the summer astronomical season that started on  June 21, at the time of the summer solstice,  and finishes on Sept. 22, at the time of the fall equinox.  This summer...
Fluco football falls to Broadway in opener

Fluco football falls to Broadway in opener

Sep. 4, 2024099 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Flucos opened their football season at home Aug. 31. The visiting Broadway High Gobblers jumped to an amazing 7-0 lead, scoring on their second play from scrimmage. The Gobblers took the kick-off out to their own 36 yard line. On the first play, the Gobblers broke open for a 59 yard run to the Fluco...
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Lake Monticello Ladies Golf Association celebrates 50 years

Lake Monticello Ladies Golf Association celebrates 50 years

Aug. 28, 2024097 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Lake Monticello Ladies Golf Association (LMLGA) celebrated 50 years of competitive golf on Aug 21. With 25 plus women golfers and the Fluvanna County golf team in attendance as guests, the LMLGA heard a talk by UVA women’s golf coach Ria Scott. Scott’s presentation was impressive, as she detailed...
Lake shares first look at 2025 budget

Lake shares first look at 2025 budget

Aug. 28, 20240257 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The Lake Monticello Owners Association gave residents a sneak peek at the 2025 budget at an information session at Ashlawn Clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 21). The focus of the session was proposed changes to dues and fees. After approving a $150 increase to annual dues earlier this summer,...
Lake Foundation plan to build family pavilion gets LMOA approval

Lake Foundation plan to build family pavilion gets LMOA approval

Aug. 28, 2024090 Contributed by Mike Feazel The Lake Monticello Owners Association board unanimously approved a proposal to build a family pavilion at the Lake, to be financed and built by the Lake Monticello Community Foundation, at its meeting Thursday (Aug. 22). The open-air, covered pavilion could be used for such things as free family movie...
Lake police chief shares critical safety concerns about annual fireworks display

Lake police chief shares critical safety concerns about annual fireworks display

Aug. 28, 20240179 By Heather MichonCorrespondent “I understand my position on this is probably not popular,” Lake Monticello Police Chief David Wells told the LMOA Board of Directors at its meeting on Thursday (Aug. 22). “My job is not to be popular, my job is to keep everybody safe.” Wells gave a detailed presentation on his safety...
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