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Fluvanna Faces: Amy Beyer
Aug. 25, 2022099 By Harvey J. Sorum Correspondent Please tell us about yourself prior to starting the Fluvanna Health Clinic. I graduated from Fluvanna High School many years ago and went to college at Liberty University. At Liberty I received my undergraduate degree as a registered nurse and went to work for the University of Virginia. I worked...
Novelist to speak to Friends of the Library
Aug. 25, 20220190 By Page Gifford Correspondent Keswick novelist Liza Nash Taylor will speak to the Friends of the Library on Sept. 7, at 10 a.m. about her historical novels Etiquette for Runaways and All Good Faith. Both set in jazz age/Depression eras, Nash Taylor infuses her stories with some of her views and experiences. Like any novelist, Nash...
Fluco volleyball returns with record of past excellence
Aug. 25, 20220240 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Volleyball is a sport in which Fluvanna County High has been successful over the years. A number of Fluco kill shot specialists have gone on to play at the college level. This year, Coach Christi Harlowe-Garrett will have to find a way to overcome the loss of two talented kill shot front line hitters....
Sheriff’s Office investigating armed robbery in Fork Union
Aug. 25, 20220495 Press Release Fluvanna County Sheriff’s deputies responded Aug. 19 at 9:30 p.m. to the Dollar General located in Fork Union for the report of an armed robbery in progress. The suspect fled the scene prior to law enforcement arrival. He is described as a black male, short in stature, late 30s to early 40s, wearing a black...Eugene Johnson Baker
Eugene Johnson Baker of Lake Monticello died peacefully Sunday, August 14, 2022 at the age of 87. He had lived a full and active life. Born August 2, 1935, he was the son of Walter and Viola Johnson Baker of Four Oaks, North Carolina. He is survived by his wife of 45 years, Charlotte Cobb Baker. He is also survived by his...
Burke talks about art
Aug. 18, 20220158 BY PAGE H. GIFFORD CORRESPONDENT No matter what Debbie Burke paints, her pictures have a quiet solitude about them that welcomes the viewer into a peaceful meditation. Whether it is the emptiness of a house with streams of warm morning sunlight coming through doors and windows or a cat relaxing, they all have a sense...
‘Great New Orleans Getaway’ to benefit All-Inclusive Playground
Aug. 18, 20220136 CONTRIBUTED BY MIKE FEAZEL The “Great New Orleans Getaway” raffle is being launched by the Lake Monticello Community Foundation as a fundraiser for its planned All-Inclusive Playground. The highlight of the raffle is a free three-night stay (with breakfast) at the historic Hyatt Centric French Quarter, right...
Local first responders rescue teen from crash
Aug. 18, 20220333 CONTRIBUTED BY JUDY FISH Local firefighters rescued a 16-year-old male driver Wednesday, Aug. 10 after he was trapped in his pickup truck in a sin- gle-vehicle accident, according to Lake Monticello Fire Chief Richie Constantino. The chief said he heard the teenager was on his way to school. The Lake...