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Scottsville welcomes a creative minister
Sep. 22, 20210386 Contributed by Harvey J. Sorum The Reverend Laura Stratton and her family arrived at their new home in Scottsville this July to minister at Scottsville United Methodist Church (SUMC) and Mount Zion UMC (MZU) in Esmont. As is the norm, everyone was a little on edge to see if the change would be a positive one. But this was quickly...
Birds of prey visit the Lake
Sep. 22, 20210459 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent The Lake Monticello Wildlife Committee sponsored a program by EarthQuest, a non-profit organization on Sept. 18. Located in Virginia and Georgia, they provide environmental and conservation education focusing on non-releasable birds of prey and rescued parrots. Steve Hoddy founded EarthQuest over 30...
Fluco volleyball team suffers first loss in marathon match
Sep. 22, 20210122 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent It was one of those matches were neither team deserved to lose, but except for soccer, there is always a winner and a loser. The Fluco volleyball squad came into their match with the Monticello Mustangs on Sept. 9 with six wins and no losses. The match started well for the Flucos. They won the first...
School board candidates explain their vision
Sep. 22, 20210869 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent It's clear throughout the nation that school boards are under fire. Fluvanna is no different. Cynics would say there is a coordinated attack on local government at the most basic level. Others might say people are just now riled up enough to get involved. Whatever the answer, it's a tough time to serve...
Board passes transgender treatment policy
Sep. 16, 20210469 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent The Fluvanna County School Board passed a Transgender Treatment Policy at the meeting Wednesday (Sept. 8). The vote was 3-2 with James Kelley (Palmyra), Perrie Johnson (Fork Union), and Shirley Stewart (Rivanna) voting for and Andrew Pullen (Columbia) and Charles Rittenhouse (Cunningham) voting...
Fluco football team wins home opener over Buckingham
Sep. 16, 20210202 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent After two road losses, the Fluco football team needed a win, and they got it. The Knights from neighboring Buckingham County came to Browning Field on Friday Sept. 10 for the Flucos’ home opener. The Flucos sent them home on the losing side of a 24-18 score. Relying almost entirely on their running...
