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Planning Commission advances transmission rules, zoning changes

Planning Commission advances transmission rules, zoning changes

Fluvanna SPCA expands programs and partnerships

Fluvanna SPCA expands programs and partnerships

Jul. 16, 20260164 By Page H. Gifford The Fluvanna SPCA is heading into the heart of summer with a new director, expanded partnerships, and several programs designed to improve the lives of animals in its care.  From a nationwide adoption event to new volunteer training and rehabilitation efforts, shelter staff members are finding new ways to...
Summer activities at Lake Monticello Golf Course

Summer activities at Lake Monticello Golf Course

Jul. 16, 2026050 By Duncan Nixon There are some interesting goings-on at the Lake Monticello Golf Course this weekend and throughout the summer. The Lake Monticello Travelers will host their counterparts from Orchard Creek, formerly Waynesboro Country Club, on July 16. The Travelers are a squad of lower-handicap senior men who play home-and-away...

Myra Ruth Webb

Myra Ruth Webb, formerly of Palmyra, VA, and Ripley, WV, awakened into the arms of Christ the same way she lived her earthly life - serenely. Wise, faithful, and trusting in the Lord, Ruth was a woman of character and more precious than rubies. Though she walked through many valleys, she was filled with joy and peace that surpasses...
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History, Hiring and Homegrown Goods

History, Hiring and Homegrown Goods

Jul. 9, 20260204 By Page H. Gifford VA250 Mobile Museum coming to county fair Virginia’s role in the nation’s founding will be on display at this year’s Fluvanna County Fair when the VA250 Mobile Museum Experience visits Pleasant Grove Park. The traveling exhibit, titled “Out of Many, One,” is housed in a expandable tractor-trailer...
Spirit Run and Lake Swim continue Fourth of July tradition

Spirit Run and Lake Swim continue Fourth of July tradition

Jul. 9, 2026092 By Duncan Nixon Every Fourth of July, Lake Monticello holds its 5K Spirit Run and Swim Across the Lake.  Even though the Spirit Run begins early, at 7 a.m., turnout continues to grow. This year, 200 runners registered in advance, with many more signing up early that morning. Most runners are out to improve their personal...
New sign, clearer message

New sign, clearer message

Jul. 9, 2026090 Contributed by Mike Feazel Drivers traveling along South Boston Road are likely to notice something new outside Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire & Rescue. The department recently installed a modern electronic sign, replacing a decrepit wooden sign that had been removed several years ago. “Basically, we needed another way to...
New pastor begins at Palmyra United Methodist Church

New pastor begins at Palmyra United Methodist Church

Jul. 9, 20260168 By Patsy Brown and Alyce WalcavichSpecial correspondents The Palmyra United Methodist Church community welcomed the Rev. Daniel H. Burch as its new pastor Sunday, July 5, when he preached at both the 8:30 and 11 a.m. worship services. “Pastor Daniel,” as he is known, follows the Rev. Sung W. Yoo, who has retired. Burch...
School sales tax referendum may go to Fluvanna voters

School sales tax referendum may go to Fluvanna voters

Jul. 9, 20260286 Fluvanna County voters may be asked in November whether to approve a local sales tax of up to 1% to help pay for school construction and major renovations. The Board of Supervisors voted to begin the process of placing the question on the ballot at their July 1 meeting.  County Attorney Dan Whitten said the General Assembly...
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