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First look at proposed county budget

First look at proposed county budget

School Board’s first look at proposed budget

School Board’s first look at proposed budget

Feb. 9, 20220291 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Fluvanna School Superintendent Peter Gretz presented a proposed Fiscal Year 2023 budget at Wednesday’s Feb. 2 budget meeting. It included adding a half-time English language learner teacher, two school counselors (one at Carysbrook and one at the high school) and one more nurse at the high...
County growing businesses

County growing businesses

Feb. 9, 20220308 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Fluvanna welcomed two new businesses Saturday (Feb. 5) with ribbon-cutting celebrations for Lakelady Therapeutics and D’Mary Store and Deli. About 30 people stopped by Lakelady Therapeutics, 6440 Thomas Jefferson Parkway to see owner Rachel Hartless and her massage/yoga space.  Hartless showed...
Library gives out test kits and more

Library gives out test kits and more

Feb. 9, 20220263 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent “Libraries across the U.S. have been pressed into action,” according to a Jan. 18 Washington Post article. Library workers were compared with front-line workers handing out supplies of free COVID test kits and ending up exhausted and overwhelmed. Is Fluvanna any different? Library Director...
Chipping away at the storm debris

Chipping away at the storm debris

Feb. 9, 20220164 Contributed by Mike Feazel The pile of debris generated by the Jan. 3 snowstorm at Lake Monticello is nearly overwhelming the Lake Monticello Owners Association maintenance yard, but a chipper has begun chipping away at the pile.  To date, the LMOA maintenance department has cleared debris from roadsides in three sections of the...
Fluco girls ease away from Mustangs for 48-36 win

Fluco girls ease away from Mustangs for 48-36 win

Feb. 9, 20220207 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent It wasn’t a blowout, but the Fluvanna County High School girls basketball team gradually demonstrated its superior talent and topped the Monticello High Mustangs on Feb. 4.  The Flucos got virtually all their points from two standout juniors. Shooting guard Aniah Webb put on a very impressive...
Four local pups featured in Animal Planet’s “Puppy Bowl XVIII”

Four local pups featured in Animal Planet’s “Puppy Bowl XVIII”

Feb. 9, 20220378 Contributed by Tricia Johnson Four adorable puppies from Troy-based animal rescue Green Dogs Unleashed will be featured on Animal Planet’s “Puppy Bowl” airing Sunday, Feb. 13 at 2 p.m. Glaze, Pongo, Ridley, and Bunny will be representing Green Dogs Unleashed and Fluvanna County in the frolicsome competition. Puppies from...
Fluvanna County High School celebrates 50 years of Title IX

Fluvanna County High School celebrates 50 years of Title IX

Feb. 9, 20220329 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent In a ceremony held between the JV girls game and the varsity girls game the Fluvanna County High School sports department recognized the society-changing impact of the implementation of Title IX 50 years ago by honoring the astonishingly successful State Championship girls teams of 1981 and...
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Scruggs talks about  photography

Scruggs talks about photography

Feb. 3, 20220351 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent It would seem to those who know Horace Scruggs, that there isn't anything he won't try and master. It’s probably due to his meticulous character and willingness to explore and learn something new. Artists know that part of learning new skills and techniques is the ability to use curiosity to its...
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