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Virginia Humanities partners with Arts Council on folklife film
Aug. 31, 20220255 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Carysbrook Performing Arts Center is finally opening its doors again to the public after almost three years of being shuddered and silent. Once again, the theater will be filled with music. New to the venue will be visual arts and film. To kick off the 2022-23 season, the Center will open on Sept....
Fluvanna sheriff’s office posts two cold cases in new state database
Aug. 31, 202201019 Press Release Earlier this year, the Virginia State Police launched a website to display the newly developed cold case database in response to legislation introduced previously in the General Assembly. Cold cases include investigations into homicides and missing or unidentified persons cases that remain unsolved for at least five...
New Lake Board member sees county and lake as “the good part in the middle”
Aug. 31, 20220378 Contributed By Judy Fish Long-time Laker Debra Kurre, recently tagged to fulfill an unexpired term on the Lake Monticello Owners’ Association (LMOA) Board of Directors, brings to her new role 30 years of experience as a Lake Monticello resident, business savvy—she owns her own business and is a CPA—and even first-hand LMOA Board...
Palmyra man wins $500,000 in Virginia Lottery
Aug. 31, 20220357 Press Release All Sherod Hawkins wanted was some cigars. That’s why the Palmyra man happened to be at the Fas Mart at 101 Crofton Place in Palmyra on a Friday evening (Aug. 26). “I was in the store, and I looked up and saw that ticket,” he told Virginia Lottery officials. “I said, ‘Okay, let’s go ahead and get...
Fluco football team falls in opener to Broadway
Aug. 31, 20220184 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Fluco Head Football Coach Michael Morris described the battle as “an old school physical football game.” Unfortunately, for the Flucos the Gobblers were able to jump to a 21-9 lead in the first half. The Flucos looked good in the second half as each team managed one touchdown for a final score of...
Laker Matt Kolczynski has a story worth sharing
Aug. 25, 20220212 Contributed by Judy Fish Eagle Scout Matt Kolczynski, now 20, operated his own landscaping company—Kolczynski Outdoor Services—while working at the Lake Monticello Marina and attending classes at Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC). That hard work paid off. When Kolczynski starts classes Aug. 23 at the University...
Zoning issues dominate supervisors' meeting
Aug. 25, 20220496 By Heather Michon Correspondent Zoning issues were front and center at the meeting of the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday night (Aug. 17), including a public hearing on a new commercial development proposed for Lake Monticello Road (Rt. 618) and a previously deferred vote on zoning for a new self-storage on Rt. 53 near Food...