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Lake Monticello to enjoy ‘Lake Holly-Days’ Dec. 2-3
Nov. 2, 20220367 Contributed by Mike Feazel Lake Monticello civic groups will collaborate to create a “Lake Holly-Days” during the weekend of Dec. 2 and 3. Events will include a Festival of Trees Dinner Dance Friday, Dec. 2, the Festival of Trees itself Saturday, Dec. 3, and the ever-popular Holiday Home Tour and Art Raffle, also on Dec. 3. The...
Mixed media: new trend in art
Nov. 2, 20220299 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Artist Amy Shawley gave an online demonstration on acrylic paints and mediums to the members of the Fluvanna Art Association at their monthly meeting on Friday, Oct. 21. She explained the many aspects of various paints and mediums that when mixed create one-of-kind pieces of art. For decades...
Fluco football loses to Black Knights on Senior Day 22-0
Nov. 2, 20220213 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent Senior Day is always a happy occurrence as all the seniors on the football team and on the other fall sports teams are announced and they and their escorts (usually a parent or parents) march across the field from the visitor’s side to the home side. For those who have already made a college choice that...
Fluvanna art fuels tourism
Oct. 27, 20220200 Contributed by Ruthann Carr Could visual arts be a key to Fluvanna County tourism? After the success of the ARTS of Fluvanna Studio Tour held on Oct. 15, many think so. While the final count isn’t in, hundreds visited 12 artist’s studios from Columbia to Keswick and met with eight artists showing at the Lake...
Fluco volleyball team is 17-4, tops Orange County 3-0
Oct. 27, 20220172 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent Senior Makayla Gentry had a strong game and senior Faith Shields recorded her 2,000th career assist on Oct. 18 as the Fluvanna County High volleyball team easily defeated the Hornets from Orange County. The Flucos have won most of the matches this season three games to none. This match was no...
Book critic Michael Dirda to speak to Friends of the Library
Oct. 27, 20220199 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Anyone who reads The Washington Post will recognize Michael Dirda and his Book World critiques. His photos reflect an often serious persona, bookish and on the verge of smiling, but always surrounded by books. Those who love books and reading will have an opportunity to hear Dirda talk about his...