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2-10-22

2-10-22

Substation, senior housing requests deferred

Substation, senior housing requests deferred

Feb. 23, 20220354 By Heather Michon Correspondent Two planning and zoning requests were deferred by the Board of Supervisors at their meeting on Wednesday (Feb. 16) after lengthy public hearings that, combined with a budget work session and closed session, stretched the meeting to well over seven hours.  Dominion substation Dominion Energy...
Fluvanna Art Association is back in action

Fluvanna Art Association is back in action

Feb. 23, 20220116 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent   Because of COVID, the Fluvanna Art Association has not met for workshops for two years. That changed when members held their first fully attended workshop with watercolor artist Bill Snow on Friday, Feb. 18.  While many members who attended were cautious and masked, they were grateful to...
Fluvanna Faces: Blair Carter

Fluvanna Faces: Blair Carter

Feb. 23, 202201058 By Harvey J. Sorum Correspondent What did you do before you started practicing law? Before I began practicing law, I worked as a telephone operator, a receptionist in my dad’s law office,  a summer camp counselor and a child social services worker. Once I graduated from law school in 1984, that’s all I’ve done since. I’ve...
Fluco boys open post season play by trouncing Rustburg 75-50

Fluco boys open post season play by trouncing Rustburg 75-50

Feb. 23, 20220161 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Flying Flucos boys basketball team was too quick and too athletic for the Rustburg High Red Devis who they hosted on Feb. 19 in the opening round of the Virginia High School League post season. They broke to an early lead and were never seriously challenged. Senior point guard Kobe Edmonds had his...
FCHS Boys Win Region Championship

FCHS Boys Win Region Championship

Feb. 23, 20220288 Contributed by Cos DiFazio With strong individual performances and victories in the boys 200 Medley Relay (Jacob Ondek, Gus Jones, Anthony Caruso, Ahmad Woodson) and the boys 200 freestyle relay (Ahmad Woodson, Jackson Kinsella, Anthony Caruso, Gus Jones), the FCHS swimmers won their first boys team Region 3C Championship. Swimming...
2-3-22

2-3-22

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Buy nothing: the new way to  give and recycle

Buy nothing: the new way to give and recycle

Feb. 16, 20220510 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Nowadays, communities are finding various ways to connect and bring people together. The “buy nothing” movement has been bringing friends and neighbors together since 2013. Not only have people saved money but they recycle by giving things away for free. Helping others in the community by offering...
Fluco boys fall to Albemarle, top Orange County: End regular season 14-7

Fluco boys fall to Albemarle, top Orange County: End regular season 14-7

Feb. 16, 20220169 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluvanna boys basketball team ended its regular season with games against two of the top teams in the region. Albemarle and Orange County are significantly bigger schools than Fluvanna County High School, but the Flucos held their own. The Patriots of Albemarle High came to Fluvanna on Feb. 8 with...
School budget passed after parents rail against the Board

School budget passed after parents rail against the Board

Feb. 16, 20220533 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent After listening to vitriol about a moot mask mandate issue, the Fluvanna County School Board passed a fiscal year 2023 budget Thursday (Feb.10). The nearly $52 million budget ($51,983,078) includes: 5 percent compensation increase for all employees; 7 percent compensation increase for the...
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