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Fluvanna Faces – Linda Staiger

Fluvanna Faces – Linda Staiger

Arthur Merrill Meyer

December 30,1924 to April 21, 2021 Arthur Merrill Meyer was born on December 30, 1924 in Buffalo, New York, to Merrill Burleson Meyer and Margaret O’Dea Meyer. He was a kind, gentle soul, and a lover of ice cream, key lime pie, and Irish Mist. His adventurous spirit, open mind, generosity, sense of humor, and deep passion for social...
Most tax bills will go up

Most tax bills will go up

Apr. 28, 20210299 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $110 million county budget for FY22 during their regular meeting on Wednesday night (April 14). The real estate tax rate was set at $0.884 per $100, with an equalized rate of $0.865. While lower than the FY21 tax rate of $0.952, most homes have...
Events held to clean up Fluvanna

Events held to clean up Fluvanna

Apr. 28, 20210346 By Heather Michon Correspondent Despite gray skies, Fluvanna residents turned out in force for several Saturday events designed to make the community a safer and cleaner place to be. In honor of Earth Day, the county hosted a hazardous waste and tire drop off at Pleasant Grove Cars began lining up well before the event opened...
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4-8-21

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Triathletes return to Fluvanna May 2

Triathletes return to Fluvanna May 2

Apr. 22, 20210357 CONTRIBUTED BY CRAIG CONBOY A total of 500 triathletes will be motivated to take the plunge into Lake Monticello early Sunday morning, May 2. Fluvanna County will welcome back the 2021 Cal Tri Lake Monticello Triathlon to the area again after two years due to COVID-19. Athletes from 20 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. Armed...
Fluco Competition Cheer squad takes 4th place at Region meet

Fluco Competition Cheer squad takes 4th place at Region meet

Apr. 22, 20210174 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Fluvanna County High School’s Competition Cheer Squad hosted the 3C Region meet on April 10. After finishing second in the Jefferson District meet, Coach Kenny Larios said that his team went into the Region competition with two goals. The first was to post a score of 215 or better and the second was to...
Ten Flucos sign to play in college

Ten Flucos sign to play in college

Apr. 22, 20210350 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Fluvanna County High School Athletic Director Scott Morris presided over one of a high schools’ happy events on April 15. Ten Fluco athlete committed to continue with their respective  sports at the college or community college level. Abbey Fuller committed to D-1 program. She will be swimming...
Staff receives bonuses; Students return to classroom

Staff receives bonuses; Students return to classroom

Apr. 22, 20210152 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent The Fluvanna School Board voted unanimously in its Wednesday (April 14) meeting to give staff bonuses. Full-time employees will get $500; permanent part-time employees will get $250. The bonuses will be issued as a separate check  on April 22. Superintendent Chuck Winkler advocated for the...
Dogs are Local Artist’s Favorite Subject

Dogs are Local Artist’s Favorite Subject

Apr. 22, 20210287 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Growing up in Minnesota, Susan Edginton started drawing horses and flowers on the sidewalk with chalk. Like many budding young artists, her parents got her a watercolor set and later she bought herself an oil painting set and canvases and made a creative studio under the stairs in the basement. In high...
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