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Fluco baseball team is young and talented
Mar. 17, 20220450 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Weather permitting, the Fluco baseball season is already underway. Coach Joel Gray is looking forward to a successful season, but can’t be sure how things will work out, due to the considerable youth of his squad. The team has only four seniors and has eight players returning. The rest of the squad...
Modified Village Gardens plan to move forward
Mar. 17, 20220289 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Planning Commission unanimously approved a request from Southern Development on Tuesday (March 8) to move forward with a project that would bring four dozen new homes to the Village Gardens property on Rt. 53. The 116-acre parcels were originally proposed for over 300 homes and an adjoining...
Fluvanna Faces: Eric Agee
Mar. 17, 20220124 By Harvey J. Sorum Correspondent Tell me a little about your background. I’m a 17 year culinary veteran and I'm only 31. Started from McDonalds, Dairy Queen, Burger King and worked my way up to being a sorority and fraternity chef, sous chef and then to executive chef manager positions at the University of Virginia. Born and...
Woodson wraps up Fluco swimming career
Mar. 17, 20220235 BY JOHN HARVEY The Daily Progress Ahmad Woodson has been the face of the Fluvanna County High School boys swimming program for the past four years. The senior standout hopes to have a similar impact at the college level after committing to swim at the University of Lynchburg. “To have an opportunity to compete at the next...
Artist talks about her passion
Mar. 17, 20220145 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Mary Volin recently moved to the area from Maine and was looking for artists like herself. She joined the Fluvanna Art Association and now that COVID appears to be manageable, she is looking forward to getting more involved with the group and the artistic community. “It has been fun to connect...
Celebrating school’s good news
Mar. 17, 20220288 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Want some good news? Look no further than Fluvanna schools. Don Stribling, executive director, human resources, operations, and student services, is responsible for many things COVID-19 related at the schools: vaccinations, data, reporting. He had great news for the week of Feb. 28. “No...Dennis Paine
Dennis Audron Paine was born February 9, 1942 and passed away from complications of heart disease on January 7, 2022, one month short of his 80th birthday. Dennis was born to Audron and Louise Read Paine in Scotia, California, joining his older brother Tom, followed by his younger brother Victor. He attended Scotia Elementary and...
