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Good things happening at high school
Nov. 4, 20210306 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Quick. Close your eyes and think of Fluvanna County High School. What comes to mind? Principal Margo Bruce knows people hear a lot about what goes on at the high school, but it may not be the good stuff – and she said there’s a lot of it. “Did you know six of our special education students...
Let the playground fundraising begin
Oct. 28, 20210175 Contributed by Mike Feazel and Judy Fish, Lake Monticello News The $100,000 fund drive to build an all-inclusive playground at Lake Monticello’s Lafayette Park officially kicked off Thursday (Oct. 21) – with $22,000 already committed toward the project. The fundraising is being done by the Lake Monticello Community...
Lake Monticello women golfers win third consecutive Jefferson Cup
Oct. 28, 20210180 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The women golfers at Lake Monticello can really play, For the third year in a row, they have won the Jefferson Cup title. They bested teams from Greene Hills, Orchard Creek, Like of the Woods, Birdwood and Spring Creek. The Lake team played each of these opponents once. The format was three two women...Fluco football team loses 8-0 in overtime
By Duncan Nixon Correspondent It was the Flying Flucos’ Homecoming game. The crowd was large and the play on the field was spirited. Despite the fact that neither team scored in 48 minutes of regulation play, the game was entertaining and interesting. There were a number of big plays but both sides had some of their biggest plays...
FOL ends the year with mystery writer
Oct. 28, 20210178 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent The Friends of the Library will welcome Fred Shackelford on Nov. 3 at 10 a.m. to discuss his book, “The Ticket,” a suspense novel about a lottery ticket and a lot of money. This will be FOL's last program of 2021. With COVID they were able to eke out two programs and the annual book sale and hope...
County unveils preliminary redistricting maps
Oct. 28, 20210480 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Board of Supervisors got its first look at potential new voting districts during a redistricting work session ahead of its regular meeting on Wednesday (Oct. 20). County Administrator Eric Dahl presented a series of maps showing the county split into five, six, and seven districts, based on the...
