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Fluvanna school board pushes back against new SOL, textbook mandates
May. 22, 2025016 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Members of the Fluvanna County School Board voiced strong opposition to new state educational polices around Standards of Learning (SOL) testing and new textbook mandates during its monthly meeting on Wednesday night (May 14). Earlier this year, the General Assembly in Richmond passed a new bill...
Kents store man fatally shot; another arrested for homicide
May. 22, 2025015 Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office Press Release A Kents Store man was fatally shot Sunday and another arrested for his murder at a residence in the 3000 block of Kents Store Way. Marcus Allen Vargas, 30, was pronounced dead at about 6:31 p.m. from a gunshot wound. Zhamere Llada Ross, 25, has been arrested and is currently in...
Stams talks about photo montage
May. 22, 202504 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Fluvanna Art Association met May 15 with speaker and photographer Paul Stams. Stams discussed his lifelong love of photography and montage. A former middle school physical education teacher, assistant principal, and union representative, Stams delved into photography and montage more seriously after...
Fluco softball goes to 11-5 with walk-off hit against Louisa
May. 22, 202504 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent It was tight match-up on May 15 when the Fluco softball team hosted the Louisa Lions. Louisa jumped into the lead with two runs in the top of the second inning A Fluco error and two solid hits followed by a throwing error allowed the Lions to score twice. The Flucos got those runs back in the bottom of...
Supervisors learn $1.5 million in back taxes collected
May. 15, 20250115 Road safety plan approved By Heather MichonCorrespondent With budget season finally over, the Board of Supervisors assembled Wednesday evening (May 6) and started off with some good news. Treasurer Debbie Rittenhouse said that tax bills have been finalized and will go out to residents starting May 9. Most notably, she reported...