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Chesapeake Bay Program effects community development
Sep. 4, 2025064 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent The Chesapeake Bay Program is being revised. The program charts a course for the future of Bay restoration and affects all waterways and communities, including Fluvanna’s, by influencing how we handle our storm water management. The 2014 Chesapeake Bay Program agreement is being revised to better...
School Board selects Sheridan as interim Fork Union representative
Aug. 28, 20250310 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The Fluvanna County School Board unanimously voted to appoint Nikki Sheridan as interim representative for Fork Union during a brief special meeting on Wednesday (Aug. 20). Sheridan, who was previously appointed by the school board as a citizen representative to the Library Resources Review Committee...
Romance writer to speak to Friends of the Library
Aug. 28, 2025059 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Sarah Henrik (writing as Sara Read) will discuss her contemporary romance novels on Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. at the Friends of the Library monthly meeting. She is the author of Johanna Porter is Not Sorry and Principles of Emotion—novels that bring a fresh and edgy perspective to romance and feature...
Dr. Marko Ilich: new owner of Dentistry at Nahor
Aug. 28, 20250185 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Dr. Marko Ilich is the new owner of Dentistry at Nahor, taking charge of the dentistry practice formerly owned by the late Dr. Leo Scholl. Dr. Leo Scholl’s widow, Kelsie Timbie, said Ilich was the perfect fit. Referring to her late husband, Timbie said: “I’ve witnessed firsthand the...
Moss to cap his historic impact on Fluvanna at Sept. 28 event
Aug. 28, 20250375 Contributed by Mike Feazel Marvin Moss will step down as president of the Fluvanna Historical Society after a Sept. 28 special event, capping his decades as what one county native called Fluvanna’s “president of everything.” That’s hardly an overstatement. Moss has been chair of the Fluvanna County Board, president of the...
Accusation of land use program mismanagement dominates supervisors meeting
Aug. 28, 20250490 FUSD billing error led to $102,000 revenue shortfall By Heather MichonCorrespondent Accusations of mismanagement by a candidate for commissioner of the revenue may have led to a lengthy presentation on Fluvanna County’s land use assessment program at the Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday night (Aug. 20). Palmyra...
Student cellphone policy fails to win School Board approval
Aug. 21, 20250354 By Heather MichonCorrespondent With students already back in the classroom for the start of the 2025-2026 academic year, school officials are still working on crafting a cellphone policy that meets Virginia's new guidelines. Superintendent Peter Gretz explained to the School Board on Wednesday night (Aug. 13) that this was because...