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Booker, Eager and Lenherr take their final bow
Dec. 27, 20230271 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Three longtime public servants said their final public farewells at Wednesday’s (Dec. 20) Board of Supervisor’s meeting. “It has been an honor to work with each and every one of you, and I’m going to miss you,” said Treasurer Linda Lenherr. Lenherr started working for Fluvanna County in...
Fluco boys trample the Mustangs from Monticello High
Dec. 23, 20230115 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluco boys basketball team hosted the Monticello Mustangs, a traditional Jefferson District opponent, on Dec. 8. The Flucos opened strong. They led at the end of the first quarter 18-10 and stretched their lead to 39-15 at half time. The second half was mostly an afterthought. The Mustangs closed the...
Planning Commission denies Marina Point special use permit
Dec. 23, 20230180 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Marina Point has lost in its latest bid to expand its Lake Monticello condominium complex, as the Planning Commission on Tuesday night (Dec. 12) denied approval of two measures designed to get the long-delayed project underway. Developers had applied to the commission for a Zoning Text Amendment...
Will survey membership on dues increasesLMOA passes 2024
Dec. 23, 20230810 Will survey membership on dues increases By Heather MichonCorrespondent In its final meeting of 2023, the Lake Monticello Owners Association Board of Directors approved the 2024 budget and fee schedule on Thursday (Dec. 14). The $8.8 million budget is about equal to the 2023 budget. LMOA projects $10.2 million in revenue, with...
Members clash over appointment to new book evaluation committee
Dec. 23, 20230144 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Wednesday (Dec. 13) was supposed to be the night the School Board appointed citizen representatives to the Learning Resources Committee, a new body created in November to evaluate books and materials in the school libraries for inappropriate content. Those appointments did not happen. In...
Program is ‘Unlocking Help’ for Fluvannans having medical emergency
Dec. 23, 20230157 Contributed by Mike Feazel A Lake Monticello group has created an affordable and effective way to assure that rescue personnel can quickly help injured or sick people who are locked in their homes at the Lake and in Fluvanna County. And there’s already interest in expanding the program to surrounding counties – and beyond. The...
