Lake Monticello News

Fire Chief R. J. Costas presents an award to Joe Woodward for 60 years of dedicated firefighting services.

By Page H. Gifford As the saying goes, a oeHow does your garden grow?a in Fluvanna County at Pleasant Grove, the community garden is growing well but is in need of more gardeners.

Adrienne Strong, CSI-I, LEED AP receives her award from Henry Zirkle, , FCSI - CSI Middle Atlantic Region president, and , Mitch Miller, AIA, CSI - CSI Middle Atlantic Region director.

By Page H. Gifford According to travel agent Forney Shell of Globe Travel, bookings are still going strong in the travel business.

Blowup figures are very popular this year. The reindeer and Santa stop long enough for a group pose as people pass by.

Growth is continuing at Zion Crossroads as plans for a mixed-use development move forward.

By Page H. Gifford The Economic Development Commission has been touring Fluvanna County, speaking to various groups about the future of economic development.

Volunteers from Lake Monticello Fire and Rescue work to prepare approximately 4,000 packages for mailing.

Lake Monticello Firefighter-EMTs work patient care at two-vehicle accident on Rt.

Firefighters work the pump controls of Lake Monticello Tanker 54 and Fork Union Tanker 20.

Bradley Small is the man to call for all of a person's lock and key needs. By Page H. Gifford a oeYes! We work on all size locks, not just small ones,a said Bradley Small, CRL, a licensed, bonded, registered, certified and an insured locksmith.

Photo by David Stemple. By Page H. Gifford One of the country's popular wireless providers has opened at the Jefferson Centre at Lake Monticello.

As part of its regular weekly cable TV programming, the Lake Monticello Broadcast Group will examine ways to enhance fire safety at Lake Monticello and throughout Fluvanna County.

The baby with a bend in his ear met his parents for the first time on Jan. 12, 1988, three days after his mother's 20th birthday.

Authorities are urging customers of Lake Monticello Service Company Waterworks to boil their water as a result of low pressure.

A water outage affects hundreds of people in the Lake Monticello area. Now the Department of Health has a warning.

At 9:20AM on Thursday, November 19, 2009, LMOA received from AquaVA a VA Dept. of Health BOIL NOTICE related to the current water outage affecting the Lake Monticello community.

It's been a rough morning for some people who live at Lake Monticello. A water main break along Brougham Road is affecting hundreds of homes in the Lake Monticello area, causing low water pressure.

By Joe Ronan The topic that will most influence the financial future of Fluvanna County has been discussed and evaluated by the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors.

The 57th Annual Halloween Parade, sponsored by the Palmyra Volunteer Fire Deparment, had kids walking down Main Street from the church to the Old Courthouse steps.