Sept. 11, 1934-June 19, 2021
Chuck Everline died peacefully in his sleep on June 19, 2021 with his wife of 63 years by his side. Originally from western Maryland, he grew up the youngest of six - the ‘baby’ of the family!
After high school, Chuck graduated from the University of Maryland. After serving two years in the Army,...
Eric Anderson is a candidate for the Fluvanna School Board. He is running against incumbent Charles Rittenhouse who is vying for his third term.
Anderson was out of town and couldn’t respond to the questions asked of the candidates whose answers ran in last week’s edition of the paper.
Here are his answers.
Why did you...
Jun. 24, 20210666By Duncan Nixon
Correspondent
The Lake Monticello Men’s Member Guest tournament has an interesting and challenging format that ends in a six-team shootout to determine the event’s overall champion. Six flights of six two-man teams were entered this year, which is full capacity. The teams in each flight play the other teams in the...
Jun. 24, 20210194By Ruthann Carr
Correspondent
There was a party at Mike Arnold’s Insurance agency Tuesday (June 15) and it was the first, in-person, After-Hours Fluvanna Chamber of Commerce gathering since the lockdown.
About 35 guests took advantage of the beautiful weather to meet outdoors.
Like many Chambers of Commerce, the Fluvanna...
Jun. 17, 20210229By Duncan Nixon
Correspondent
Fluvanna County High School was the host venue for the VHSL Region 3C track and field meet held on June 8. The boy’s and girl’s teams both turned in some outstanding performances.
The boy’s team, coached by Steve Szarmach, was led by sophomore Jaden Ferguson who showed incredible versatility....
Jun. 17, 20210124Contributed by Judy Fish
More than 65 graduating Flucos took a victory lap around Lake Monticello June 5 in a parade coordinated by the Lake Monticello Community Foundation.
This was the second time graduates paraded around the 10-mile Jefferson Drive loop before parading all the way to Fluvanna County High School. Last year the...
Jun. 17, 20210457By Ruthann Carr
Correspondent
Masks, procedures, graduation and retiree recognition dominated the June 9 Fluvanna School Board meeting.
Chair Perry Johnson (Fork Union) started with what is usually a simple procedure of accepting the agenda, when James Kelley (Palmyra) asked to remove the vote to challenge the public schools mask...