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Fluco girls top Western; Boys fall in Polar track meet
Jan. 28, 20210132 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluco girls’ indoor track team turned in a strong performance on Jan. 21 easily topping the Warriors from Western Albemarle by a score of 77.5 to 41.5. The boys’ team did not fare as well, losing to the Warriors by a nearly reverse score of 74 to 46. Girls’ Coach Rose Brogan said that it was...
Fluco boys host Western Albemarle Warriors: Lose 57-44
Jan. 28, 2021087 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluvanna boys’ basketball team topped the Western Albemarle Warriors in Crozet on Saturday (Jan.16) in a close battle by a score of 65-61. Unfortunately, it was a different story when the Flucos hosted the Warriors on Jan. 22. The Warriors are tall and strong and they proved to be too much for the...
School Board wrestles with budget; seeks new superintendent
Jan. 28, 20210475 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent It’s budget time. Just about every meeting from the first of the year until it’s finalized is filled with budget considerations: health care, staff pay, bonuses, spending priorities and district-wide needs. This year the Fluvanna County School Board has an additional task: searching for a new...Douglass Henry Frazier
Douglass Henry Frazier, a quiet and deep-thinking man, departed this life on January 14, 2021 surrounded by family following a long illness. Doug was born on June 11, 1934 in Marion, VA and raised in Spotsylvania, VA. He was predeceased by his parents, George Clark Frazier and Mary Gibson Frazier; siblings Margaret Frazier Orrock...
Fluvanna Faces: Edna Harris
Jan. 20, 20210253 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Where do you live? “I live in Palmyra.” How long have you lived in Fluvanna County? What brought you here? “I was born and raised in Fluvanna County, moved away after graduating from Saint Paul’s College and lived in Danville, Virginia for over 20 years. I returned to Fluvanna to be...
Budget, bonuses, SOLs and summer school
Jan. 20, 20210436 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Superintendent Chuck Winkler laid out the need and plans for summer school at the Fluvanna School Board meeting Wednesday (Jan. 13). COVID-19 is wreaking havoc on student’s education: virtual school, hybrid schedules, outbreaks, quarantines, masks and distancing all make learning harder than...
