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August | Stargazing in Fluvanna

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Sheridan retirement triggers special election for commissioner of revenue

Sheridan retirement triggers special election for commissioner of revenue

Jul. 31, 20250478 Candidates have until Aug. 15 to file for November election By Heather MichonCorrespondent After serving as commissioner of the revenue for nearly 22 years, Andrew (Mel) Sheridan informed the Board of Supervisors in June that he would be retiring on December 31. With two years remaining on his most recent term, the resignation...
Wells departs LMOA as police chief

Wells departs LMOA as police chief

Jul. 31, 20250282 By Heather MichonCorrespondent After three years as director of public safety, Lake Monticello Police Chief David Wells made a final appearance before the Lake’s Board of Directors on Thursday night (July 24) – not with PowerPoint slides and statistics, but just to say goodbye. “I had a little speech prepared, but...
Lake championship goes to a one-hole showdown

Lake championship goes to a one-hole showdown

Jul. 31, 20250105 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent In a fantastic finish, the Lake Monticello men’s golf tournament came down to play-off on the eighteenth hole after newcomer Mark Hogan and veteran Rob Chiovaro both posted scores of 155 for 36 holes. The play-off was set for the eighteenth hole which is a par five that some of the better players try to...
Is it worth it to recycle?

Is it worth it to recycle?

Jul. 31, 20250248 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent For those who are skeptical about the final destination of recycling, they might be surprised to learn that our efforts at recycling do help the environment. Upon delving into more details based on questions about recycling, some interesting facts emerged. In Fluvanna County, you can recycle paper,...
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FAA exhibits at local winery

FAA exhibits at local winery

Jul. 24, 2025086 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent For the first time, members of the Fluvanna Art Association were invited to exhibit at Cunningham Creek Winery. The exhibit "Summer Days" will be on display from July 17 to October 6. The show features a variety of work by member artists, including watercolors, acrylics, and prints. The show evokes...
Reed resigns from School Board, joins district as teacher

Reed resigns from School Board, joins district as teacher

Jul. 24, 20250625 Chair admits he did not attend June meeting to force cancellation By Heather MichonCorrespondent Fork Union representative Danny Reed resigned his seat on the Fluvanna County School Board on Friday morning (July 18) to take a teaching position with Fluvanna County Public Schools.  The resignation came near the start of a...
Sharks fall to the Frogs

Sharks fall to the Frogs

Jul. 24, 2025077 Contributed by Amy Williams The Lake Monticello Sharks fell to the Farmington Country Club Frogs, 480.5 to 521.5, in the meet it hosted, Wednesday, July 16. This was the final regular meet of the 2025 swim season, which will wrap-up at the Jefferson Swim League (JSL) Championship Meet, July 25-26, at the Brooks Family YMCA in...
Meals on Wheels: a chance to help people directly

Meals on Wheels: a chance to help people directly

Jul. 24, 20250140 Contributed by Mike Feazel The driveway was maybe just a tiny bit challenging for this Meals on Wheels delivery, but it was well worth it to drive past a lovely little lake that just demanded a fishing pole, and that I would never have seen without Meals on Wheels. Better yet was the lady at the end of the driveway – smiling and...
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