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Bigelow talks about the body of his work
Dec. 15, 20220276 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Alden Bigelow's new book, Lines of Convergence Prose and Poetry, focuses on the body of his work over recent years. Anyone who isn't familiar with his work should check out his new book which gives an overview of his prose and poetry. It covers everything from growing up in the 1950s to his struggles...
FCHS students flourish at William and Mary
Dec. 8, 20220370 Contributed by Faith Shields Student officers for the Fluvanna County High School Student Government Association (SGA), and their mentor, David Small, recently attended a leadership session at the College of William and Mary. They collaborated with head educators Dr. Drew Stelljes and Dr. Kelly Crace, a nationally-recognized leader...Joan Clapp Biel
Joan Clapp Biel, 96, of Palmyra, VA, passed away peacefully on November 14, 2022 at her residence. Joan was born June 19, 1926, to her father, the late William T. Clapp Joan is preceded in death by her father, and her husband of 61 years Earl Herman Biel Jr. Joan is survived by her daughter Christine Harper of...
Fluco girls play even with the Dragons but
fall in the end
Dec. 8, 20220180
By Duncan NixonCorrespondent
The Fluvanna girls basketball team under new Coach Josh McElheny got off to a strong start at home against the Dragons of William Monroe High (in Stanardsville) on Dec. 3. Unfortunately, by the end of the first quarter the Dragons were in the lead. Fluco senior guard Aniah Webb started things off for the...
People's Choice Awards art show announces winners
Dec. 8, 20220231 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent The winners of the Fluvanna Art Association's revived People's Choice Awards show were announced at a reception held on Dec. 3. Out of 257 votes, the three top vote takers in four categories won. The results were as surprising and as eclectic as the artist's styles and mediums. Interesting were the...
Businesses eye development at Zion Crossroads
Dec. 8, 202201315 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Businesses eyeing industrial and commercial development in the Zion Crossroads area held community meetings on Wednesday and Thursday nights (Nov. 30-Dec. 1) to introduce their proposals to a sometimes skeptical public. First up was S.B. Cox, a demolition and recycling company headquartered in...
