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Historic Black cemetery restored
Nov. 18, 20210348 Forty volunteers remove decades of debris By Tricia Johnson Correspondent “This is my church, this is my home, and this graveyard will be my resting place.” Melbra Armstrong has lived all her life in the community of West Bottom and has childhood memories of Oak Hill Cemetery. “When I was little on Memorial Day every year...
Fluvanna Art Association has first judged show in two years
Nov. 18, 20210236 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent It was spring of 2019, and the last judged show for the Fluvanna Art Association before COVID hit. The current show at the Fluvanna County Public Library opened Saturday, Nov. 13, and was well attended. Pre-COVID, the FAA decided to do away with the People's Choice Show and have two judged shows....
Fluvanna Faces – George Gorman
Nov. 11, 20210157 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Have you been a pastor most of your life? I was in the military for four years and the business world for 26 years and I am in my 22nd year of pastoral ministry. I was 52 when I answered the call. What else have you done in your life that you consider a milestone? One of the most important...
Fluco volleyball squad hit by turnaround loses 3-2 in playoffs
Nov. 11, 20210134 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluco volleyball squad hosted Spotswood High on Nov. 2 in the opening round of the 3C volleyball play-offs. The Flucos got off to a strong start and it looked like they might have an easy time. Fluvanna won the first game by a convincing score of 25-11. In the second game, the Spotswood Blazers...
Fairchild, Rittenhouse and Murray-Key win
Nov. 11, 20210351 By Ruthann Carr, Heather Michon Ccorrespondents Chris Fairchild will represent Cunningham on the Fluvanna Board of Supervisors. Fairchild was opposed by write-in candidate Jason Hamshar but carried the district on Nov. 2 with 2,071 votes or 86.62 percent of the vote, according to unofficial returns. Hamshar received 320 votes or...
Public hearing on redistricting set for Dec. 1
Nov. 11, 20210237 Supervisors split on number of districts With around six weeks to go until the deadline for redistricting, the Board of Supervisors seems far from a consensus on the best way to redraw the county’s electoral map. A public hearing has been set for Dec. 1 at 7 p.m., and as part of the formal notice for the hearing, they were tasked...
