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Five School Board candidates vie for three seats
Jun. 17, 202101445 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent By the June 8 filing deadline, five candidates filed papers to run for three seats. Incumbent Andrew Pullen is running unopposed in the Columbia district. He was elected in 2017. Darryl Byers and Gequetta G. Murray-Key are running for the Rivanna seat which opened when Shirley Stewart decided to...MARTHA DIANE LUNSFORD GRAF
Martha Diane (Lunsford) Graf, of Palmyra, died on June 10, 2021 and while the book on her life is closed, her prolific love of life, family and friends will never be forgotten. Diane and her surviving husband, George were a loving couple who put their relationship above all else. Walking hand-in-hand wherever they went was their...GRACE HADEN PETERSON
On June 9, 2021, Grace Haden Peterson, age 100, of Palmyra, Virginia and of Fluvanna County, passed away in her home, gracefully, three days after her 100th birthday. She was the widow of Bouson E. Peterson, Sr., who was the love of her life and to whom she was very happily married for over 58 devoted years. Grace Peterson was born...
Supervisors handle off-duty work by deputies, Columbia renewal and registrar pay
Jun. 10, 20210354 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors had a short agenda and a relatively short public meeting on Wednesday (June 2), clocking in at just over 90 minutes before entering closed session. ORDINANCE CHANGE Fluvanna County sheriffs’ deputies are often hired to work as off-duty security officers or for...
FCHS publishes 2021 Literary Magazine
Jun. 10, 20210184 By FCHS journalism Defying a challenging virtual learning environment, FCHS has published its second digital Literary Magazine which showcases poetry, prose, artwork, and photography of over 60 Fluvanna County High School students during the 2021 school year. FCHS has been publishing the “Undefined” Literary Magazine for 17 years...
Author writes new book on an American icon
Jun. 10, 20210393 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent The West has always been that unknown, that unexplored frontier, something mystical and primitive to be feared and conquered, and many Americans, like John Omohundro, better known as Texas Jack, became one of those frontiersmen. In Matthew Kern's new book “Texas Jack: America's First Cowboy...
