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10-7-21

10-7-21

Women honored at Chamber annual meeting

Women honored at Chamber annual meeting

Oct. 20, 20210372 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent More than 100 of Fluvanna’s business owners celebrated four women honored for their professional acumen and good deeds Thursday (Oct. 14). At its annual meeting and silent auction, the Fluvanna Chamber of Commerce presented awards to the following: Carolyn Herbert: Business of the Year,...
Spirits of the Past

Spirits of the Past

Oct. 20, 20210117 Contributed by Evelyn Edson, president Scottsville Museum “Ah, good my dears; you are the strong ones; the brave, willing to come again and listen to an antiquarian’s tales. Quickly, close the door against the fretful wind; hear that rain thrown against the window panes. Put your feet up by the fire, and we’ll talk. You’re...
Fluvanna Passes Transgender Policy

Fluvanna Passes Transgender Policy

Oct. 20, 20210522 Ruthann Carr Correspondent The Fluvanna School Board passed its state-mandated transgender policy at the meeting Wednesday (Oct. 13) Fluvanna is complying with the law by adding the state code each current policy refers to. The motion passed 3-2 with Perrie Johnson (Fork Union), James Kelley (Palmyra) and Shirley Stewart (Rivanna)...
Fluco volleyball squad stomps the Hornets from Orange

Fluco volleyball squad stomps the Hornets from Orange

Oct. 20, 20210139 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent As volleyball is now played, with a point awarded on every serve, a team with superior talent can often run off a series of points while on service and put a weaker team hopelessly behind early in a game. The Fluco volleyball team under Coach Christi Harlowe-Garrett did just that in its match with the...
Fluvanna Faces - Hannah Youngblood

Fluvanna Faces - Hannah Youngblood

Oct. 20, 20210260 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Where were you born? Iceland How many siblings do you have? I'm the oldest of four kids, a brother and two sisters. One of my sisters, Rebekah, used to work at Cuppa Joe's with me. She's getting her Master’s in education and my brother and younger sister are working on a farm in Missouri. How...
County faces tight deadlines for redistricting

County faces tight deadlines for redistricting

Oct. 20, 20210260 Must complete the process by Dec. 31. By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors has just weeks to decide on what the country's local electoral districts will look like for the next decade Under Virginia law, localities must redistrict every ten years during the year ending in one (2021 in this case),...

Charles Mark Dunning

Charles Mark Dunning, 74, husband of Sally Rose (Lamb) Dunning of Palmyra, died suddenly and unexpectedly on Tuesday, October 12, 2021, in Marion, VA, while on a wonderful trout fishing trip with his son, John. Mark was born on June 7, 1947, in St. Louis, MO, son of the late Reverend Charles Raymond and Gloria Patricia (Gannon)...
9-30-21

9-30-21

Oct. 20, 2021035286
Supervisors to raise pay for underpaid deputies

Supervisors to raise pay for underpaid deputies

Oct. 13, 20210334 Sheriff’s Office lost 14 deputies, 17 dispatchers in last two year By Heather Michon Correspondent Pay for Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office deputies is set to rise, as the Board of Supervisors voted on Wednesday night (Oct. 6) on a series of measures they hope will allow the department to attract and retain law enforcement...
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