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After years of deferrals, supervisors deny approval of zoning amendment

After years of deferrals, supervisors deny approval of zoning amendment

Prioritize summer travel safety ahead of Labor Day weekend

Prioritize summer travel safety ahead of Labor Day weekend

Aug. 24, 2023098 Press Release A total of 12 people lost their lives in fatal traffic crashes in Virginia throughout 2022’s four-day Labor Day holiday weekend, according to Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles crash data. Those 12 included juveniles, pedestrians and several people not wearing seat belts. “Twelve families lost loved ones,”...
Olivier talks about harmony in painting

Olivier talks about harmony in painting

Aug. 24, 20230131 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Artist and educator Leah Olivier met with members of the Fluvanna Art Association on Aug. 15 to discuss how to achieve harmony in painting.  The dilemma for many artists is how to use fewer colors and keep the cost of supplies down while creating art. Olivier referenced the paintings of artists...
Fluvanna deputies and state police serve warrant on Ruritan Lake Road

Fluvanna deputies and state police serve warrant on Ruritan Lake Road

Aug. 24, 20230952 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Residents along Ruritan Lake Road (Rt 619) noticed a major law enforcement presence on Thursday evening (Aug. 17), reporting on local social media pages that the road was blocked for a time as camouflage officers in what looked “like an army tank” moved on a residence. Lt. Aaron Hurd of the...
Fluvanna Faces: Gary Greenwood

Fluvanna Faces: Gary Greenwood

Aug. 24, 20230115 By Harvey J. SorumCorrespondent Are you a native of Fluvanna County?  If not, what brought you here? I moved from Washington D.C. in 1981 because I wanted to be a country boy.  I wanted a big garden. My latest adventure is growing mushrooms using recycled coffee grounds from Dunkin'.   Tell us about your...

Walter John Kozak

With his family by his side, and with dignity and grace, Walter John Kozak of Lake Monticello, Virginia succumbed to pancreatic cancer on August 10, 2023, and moved on to his next destination.    Born on October 1, 1949, in Augsburg, Germany, Walt immigrated to Northampton, Massachusetts with his mother, Blanche, father Jozef...
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Golfers compete in Lake Monticello Member-Member tournament

Golfers compete in Lake Monticello Member-Member tournament

Aug. 24, 20230105 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent Over the weekend of Aug. 12 and 13 the Member-Member golf tournament was contested at the Lake Monticello golf course. This was a co-ed event as evidenced by the winning teams. The format was the best score of the two scores by team members on each hole. There were separate contests for best gross score...
Fluco golf team is halfway through its season

Fluco golf team is halfway through its season

Aug. 24, 20230155 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluco golf team opened its season on Aug. 3 by hosting the George Bockman Invitational at the Lake Monticello golf course. The Invitational is named in memory of George Bockman who did a host of jobs around the high school for a number of years.  The Flucos turned in a reasonable performance,...
Burning Bush Christian Church helps with back-to-school supplies

Burning Bush Christian Church helps with back-to-school supplies

Aug. 17, 20230144 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Burning Bush Christian Church recently held a fundraiser, helping an estimated 100 students with school supplies, a free haircut, or a cookout. This was the first church-sponsored event to help kids in the community in need. “We hope to be able to continue this annually for our community and our...
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