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Fluvanna Faces: MJ Cathers
Aug. 25, 2021084 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Where do you live? “I live on a 28-acre working farm where we raise alpacas and periodically open the farm to the public for special events.” How long have you lived in Fluvanna County? What brought you here? “We bought our place in 1982 with the intention of moving here when we...
Supervisors debate allowing denser housing
Aug. 25, 20210350 Critics fear loss of county’s rural character By Heather Michon Correspondent A lengthy public meeting on a zoning amendment resulted in a deferred decision by the Fluvanna Board of Supervisors at its regular meeting on Wednesday night (Aug. 18). The current zoning ordinance allows a maximum density of 2.9 dwelling units per...
NAACP presents third forum on children and vaccinations
Aug. 20, 20210233 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent The Fluvanna NAACP is sponsoring a third virtual health forum on Thursday, Aug. 19, at 7 p.m. Their forums focus on current health issues and the previous two discussions centered on information regarding COVID-19. Medical experts answer questions and present important information on how we can keep...
Fluco football returns with a normal fall schedule
Aug. 20, 20210308 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluvanna County high school football team is preparing for a regular fall schedule in 2021. It will be the second football season of 2021, as the team played an abbreviated 2020-21 season in February and March, due to the pandemic caused cancellation of the regular 2020 fall football season. The...
School Board hears from residents on masks, transgender policies
Aug. 20, 20210595 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fluvanna County School Board held its regular meeting on Wednesday (Aug. 11), a marathon five-and-a-half-hour session that covered the twin controversies of mask wearing and transgender policies, and even featured an unexpected cameo by Representative Bob Good (R-Va 5th). The meeting came just...
Fluvanna supervisors discuss outdated rescue equipment
Aug. 11, 20210304 Some have failed on emergency calls By Heather Michon Correspondent County rescue squads are operating with cardiac monitors and automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) that are themselves on life support. All have reached end-of-life, and some have failed on recent emergency calls. The replacement cost for all units is...