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Fire and Rescue handle serious accident on South Boston Road
Jun. 12, 20240205 Contributed by Mike Feazel The Lake Monticello Fire Department and Rescue Squad responded to a serious accident on at South Boston Road and Broken Island Road Wednesday (June 5), extinguishing a vehicle fire that threatened a house and transporting the injured driver. The vehicle was ablaze and lying on its roof about ten feet...
Fluvanna recognized as Destination Marketing Organization
Jun. 12, 20240117 Will boost tourism, local businesses Press ReleaseVirginia Tourism Corporation (VTC) has officially approved Fluvanna County as a recognized Destination Marketing Organization (DMO). This designation follows a dedicated effort led by the Economic Development Office, which submitted the petition after receiving unanimous support...
Lake program focuses on solar
Jun. 12, 20240143 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent During a recent program of This Week at the Lake, host Ron Krauss interviewed Lake resident Steve Smith and Andrew Cotter, a power supply specialist with the Central Virginia Electric Cooperative (CVEC), regarding the advantages of using solar as an alternative energy source. Krauss reminded the...
Fluco track and field athletes gain All-State honors
Jun. 12, 20240126 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent A host of Fluco athletes turned in All-State qualifying performances at the Class 3 State meet on May 31, according to Fluco track and field Coach Melanie Kennedy. Most impressive was the performance of the girls 4X400 relay team which finished first in the state with a school record time of 9:31.77. The...
Lake Fire & Rescue pressing VDOT to plan for emergency access
Jun. 6, 20240342 Major construction planned for Rts. 600, 618 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire & Rescue (LMVF&R) is asking the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) to work with them to prevent any service delays that might be caused by the construction of turn lanes on Rt. 600 (South Boston Road) at Rt....
Laker’s tea party raises $6,000 for fire department
Jun. 6, 2024088 Contributed by Mike Feazel An ad hoc group of Lakers organized a tea party Saturday that raised $6,000 for Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire & Rescue, and one of the organizers, Carol Sorber, said it might become an annual event. Sorber came up with the idea to do a fundraiser after a Fluvanna Leadership...