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A comprehensive plan survey rates Fluvanna
Jul. 31, 20250182 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Out of a population of over 28,000 residents in Fluvanna, 757 responded to the recent comprehensive plan survey. The responses were evenly split among the five county districts with Cunningham and Rivanna having the highest response rate, followed by Palmyra, Columbia and Fork Union. The majority of...
Butterfly house opens
Jul. 31, 20250185 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent A Butterfly House is now open in the native plant Butterfly Garden at Pleasant Grove Park. This butterfly exhibit is part of the "Pleasant Grove Park: A Natural Experience" plan, which has been ongoing since 2014. The house offers a chance to observe native butterflies and their larvae at various...
August | Stargazing in Fluvanna
Jul. 31, 2025046 By Pat Beers BlockWelcome Star Gazers to this month’s highlights of celestial events visible in Fluvanna County! Fun events to view in August The lazy days of summer seem to not only impact humans but also the celestial sky this month; there is a paucity of events to highlight and view this August. There will be a few...
Sheridan retirement triggers special election for commissioner of revenue
Jul. 31, 20250415 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
Jul. 31, 20250182 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
Jul. 31, 2025077 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...
