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5-12-22

5-12-22

Rash of vehicle break-ins reported in Fluvanna

Rash of vehicle break-ins reported in Fluvanna

May. 26, 20220524 One car stolen Press Release The Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the assistance of the community with information related to a rash of vehicle break-ins and thefts that occurred in the early morning of Tuesday, May 17.  The break-ins appeared to be concentrated to the Lake Monticello area of Jefferson Drive...
Update on vehicle larcenies and vandalism in and around Lake Monticello

Update on vehicle larcenies and vandalism in and around Lake Monticello

May. 26, 20220554 Press Release In the early morning hours of Thursday, May 19, a group of juveniles vandalized over 60 mailboxes in and around the Lake Monticello area. The Fluvanna Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with the Lake Monticello Main Gate staff, was able to locate a video of a possible suspect vehicle. The sheriff’s office posted...
Fluco boys soccer loses to Charlottesville

Fluco boys soccer loses to Charlottesville

May. 26, 20220294 Flucos place teams in 3C Region play By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluco boys soccer team played its final regular season game on May 16, hosting the Black Knights from Charlottesville. After the game, Fluco Coach Earl Gibson explained that the game did not have major implications for either team. The Flucos were assured a...
FCHS Class of 2022 graduates to cheers and applause

FCHS Class of 2022 graduates to cheers and applause

May. 26, 20220581 “Please go off and do remarkable things” By Heather Michon Correspondent On the hottest day of the year so far, hundreds of students, family, friends, and faculty gathered on the football field at Fluvanna County High School Friday night (May 20) to celebrate the 298 members of the Class of 2022 with cheers, applause, and the...
Fork Union Business Park moving ahead

Fork Union Business Park moving ahead

May. 26, 20220419 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fork Union Business Park took one step closer to fruition during the Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday night (May 18) – including gaining the formal name of the “Fork Union Business Park.” The county began developing the commercial park, located behind the Fork Union Community...
GoFundMe Page Started Lake Monticello Father and Son Killed in Vehicle Crash

GoFundMe Page Started Lake Monticello Father and Son Killed in Vehicle Crash

May. 26, 202201393 Contributed by Judy Fish Tragedy struck a Lake Monticello family just days ago when a young father and son were killed in a vehicle accident in Charlottesville. Their community of current and past co-workers and friends are coming together to raise money for the surviving wife and son.  Laker Jakki Warrick lost her 34-year-old...
Students/parents rights discussed

Students/parents rights discussed

May. 26, 20220193 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent During a rather routine School Board meeting Thursday (May 19) a discussion of parental and students rights and questioning by law enforcement emerged.  The board accepted the 2022-23 school calendar which sets students’ first day on Aug. 9, winter break Dec. 19 – Jan. 3, spring break April 3-7...
Fluvanna High School seniors recognized for the arts

Fluvanna High School seniors recognized for the arts

May. 26, 20220245 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Fluvanna County High School had its first art signing ceremony on May 10 recognizing four students who showed promise in the arts. The Fine and Performing Arts Collegiate Signing Ceremony honored four outstanding students in the arts; Emily Stevens, Willow Harrison, Amya Perry, and Dylan...
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