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Frank “Steve” Cooke
Oct. 6, 1948 – May 1, 2021 Frank “Steve” Cooke, 72, passed away peacefully at his home in Fredericksburg on May 1, 2021 after a valiant struggle with neurological issues. At his side was his wife of 52 years who stayed with him until the very end. Steve was born on Oct. 6, 1948 to Claude and Mary Cooke of Covington. After...
Lara Dugolinsky appointed FMS principal
May. 6, 20210250 Press release The Fluvanna County School Board on April 12 unanimously approved the appointment of Lara Dugolinksy as the new Fluvanna Middle School Principal (FMS). “I am truly excited about Ms. Dugolinsky taking over the helm as the Fluvanna Middle School. Lara brings a wealth of experiences and knowledge to this position. She...
Piper LaRochelle joins elite soccer team
May. 6, 20210207 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent An elite Girls’ Academy soccer team that will play in the Mid-Atlantic Division has accepted Fluvanna eighth grade athlete Piper LaRochelle on to its squad. The team is made up of outstanding Charlottesville area players and will compete against other teams from New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania and...
Local woman helps to design water system in Uganda
May. 6, 20210345 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent If you ask most young women in high school what they want to do with their lives and what career they plan on pursuing, chances are they will sometimes lean toward a career in nursing or becoming an English professor or education or child studies - all solid and noble professions women often undertake....
Fluco girls’ tennis team stings Orange County Hornets
May. 6, 20210211 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent It was a very windy afternoon on April 30. The Fluvanna County High School girls’ tennis team was undeterred and ran its record to 3-1 with a devastating win over the visiting Hornets from Orange County. The Flucos won all six singles matches and all three doubles matches for a 9-0 final...
Dominion plans to move coal ash at Bremo to lined landfill
May. 6, 20210556 By Heather Michon Correspondent Dominion Power held a public meeting at the Fork Union Community Center on Thursday night (April 29) to provide an update on its plans for the 6.2 million cubic feet of coal ash stored at their Bremo facility. About a dozen residents, masked and socially distanced, attended the meeting. The toxic...