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Fairchild, Rittenhouse and Murray-Key win
Nov. 11, 20210375 By Ruthann Carr, Heather Michon Ccorrespondents Chris Fairchild will represent Cunningham on the Fluvanna Board of Supervisors. Fairchild was opposed by write-in candidate Jason Hamshar but carried the district on Nov. 2 with 2,071 votes or 86.62 percent of the vote, according to unofficial returns. Hamshar received 320 votes or...
Public hearing on redistricting set for Dec. 1
Nov. 11, 20210255 Supervisors split on number of districts With around six weeks to go until the deadline for redistricting, the Board of Supervisors seems far from a consensus on the best way to redraw the county’s electoral map. A public hearing has been set for Dec. 1 at 7 p.m., and as part of the formal notice for the hearing, they were tasked...
Messy Church to start at Cunningham United Methodist
Nov. 4, 20210355 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Cunningham United Methodist Church is starting a program known as "messy church." Many will wonder what exactly is messy church and what is included in the program. “Messy Church is an intergenerational “come as you are” congregation, exploring the Bible with creativity to find joy and deepen our...
Fluco cross country squads compete in year end meet
Nov. 4, 20210137 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Jefferson District cross country meet originally scheduled for Oct. 27, was held this year on Oct. 20 at Panorama Farms in Earlysville in Albemarle County. This is a well-traveled course for local runners, as a number of events are held there each season. The Fluco teams did not place near the top...
Laker inspires neighbors to carve 100 pumpkins
Nov. 4, 20210120 Contributed by Judy Fish, Lake Monticello News It’s no surprise that Laker Brenda Alluisi was the brainchild behind the Bunker Pumpkin Path Friday night—where 100 pumpkins lined Bunker Track in what will surely become an annual event. The free event was open to both Lakers and their Fluvanna County neighbors. “In my mind, I...
Fluvanna Faces: Tricia Johnson, director, Fluvanna County Historical Society
Nov. 4, 20210381 By Harvey J. Sorum Tell us a little about what you did prior to becoming the director of the Fluvanna County Historical Society. I was a stringer for the Fluvanna Review – contributing articles and photography on various subjects – including history, the environment, and social justice issues. Prior to that I was the...
