There continues to be some progress in creating emergency access onto the Blue Ridge Parkway off of the mountain, says Wintergreen Fire & Rescue Chief Curtis Sheets, adding that a phone conference he had with government officials on Thursday went well.

The Wintergreen Property Owners Association’s tennis court at Rodes Farm reopened on Saturday, May 2nd for limited play.

Nelson County is projected to see the peak in infections anywhere between late May to after July 31, depending on how well control measures succeed.

The Thomas Jefferson Health District is staffing a COVID-19 hotline between the hours of 8 am and 4:30 pm at 434-972-6261.

Source: Virginia Department of Elections

Meeting at Tuckahoe Clubhouse unless otherwise noted

This overview of the status of ACP was sent out via email by Jonathan M. Ansell, Chairman of the Friends of Wintergreen, on December 29, 2019.

The show is schmaltzy, but knowingly so. It's affectionate, corny, dewy-eyed, dreamy, effusive, gushy, nostalgic, colorful, romantic, and sappy. In other words, like Christmas fun when it's done right. This show is done right.

This week the leadership of the REIT financing Wintergreen Resort announced they have looked afresh at where they want to put their money. The result: EPR Properties wants to do more with “experiential real estate.”

If you had your own private ski resort, there would be no bother with ski passes. You'd just slap the snowboard to your feet or snap the skis on your boots and go. This winter, hitting the slopes at Wintergreen will move closer to that kind of experience.

Karen Asher and Bill Gatewood win seats to the Wintergreen Property Owners Association board of directors. Board appoints Luessen, Ely, Steele, and Coy as officers.

Three-plus inches of rain early Sunday morning (October 27th) filling Lake Monocan allowed the Nelson County Service Authority to announce the next day that their voluntary water restrictions on Wintergreen Mountain were lifted.

In the Nellysford community rich with breweries and cideries sits a lone red hangar surrounded by rolling mountainsides only minutes off of Virginia 151. This airfield is home to Shenandoah Valley Soaring Inc., one of about five glider clubs that operate in Virginia and offer rides in the two-person, engine-less aircraft.