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Fluco volleyball squad suffers first loss

Fluco volleyball squad suffers first loss

John Henry May

John Henry May, 99, of Carysbrook, Virginia entered eternal life March 16, 2021. He survived his wife of 68 years Mary Elizabeth Melton May by less than three months.  The son of James Franklin May, Sr. and Sarah Jennie Garner May, he also survived five brothers and sisters:  Mary Frances Blodgett, Sarah Josephine Marshall, James...
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In-person four-day option for all students starts April 12

In-person four-day option for all students starts April 12

Mar. 18, 20210262 More money from state decreases local ask By Ruthann Carr Correspondent With most teachers vaccinated, students can attend school in-person four days a week starting April 12. Before a mostly “open the schools” crowd belittled them and teachers during public comment, the Fluvanna School Board voted 4-1 to approve the...
The Covered Bridge at Temperance Wayside

The Covered Bridge at Temperance Wayside

Mar. 18, 20210389 Contributed by Evelyn Edson, president Scottsville Museum “We rattle through the Hardware River’s old-timey “rabbit burrow” bridge,” wrote Virginia Moore, talking about life in Scottsville between the wars. This was the covered bridge built about 1850 at Temperance Wayside where Highway 6 crosses the Hardware River....
FAA member talks about her art journey

FAA member talks about her art journey

Mar. 18, 20210399 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Lorraine Momper is a long-time member of the Fluvanna Art Association but is also one of few that that uses pastels. She sums up why it is important to belong to special interest groups like the FAA. “I am a firm believer in looking for groups that focus on your interests, the people who speak your...
Fluco football team falls to Albemarle in home opener

Fluco football team falls to Albemarle in home opener

Mar. 18, 20210313 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent In a defensive battle in which three of the four quarters were scoreless, the Fluco football team fell to the Albemarle Patriots on Friday, March 12, by a score of 13-0. The Fluvanna offense could never get in gear. Senior running back Xavier Copeland had some good runs and junior quarterback Kobe...
Fluco wrestlers lobby to wrestle, and then do well

Fluco wrestlers lobby to wrestle, and then do well

Mar. 18, 20210190 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Originally the Fluvanna County School Board decided to cancel the Fluco wrestling program for this school year due to coronavirus concerns. However, a group of student athletes, parents and program advocates grouped together and lobbied the School Board to reverse its position and allow wrestling to go...

Howard “Gene” Sutter

Howard “Gene” Eugene Sutter, Jr, age 78, of Palmyra, VA, passed away on Thursday, March 11, 2021 at his home.  He was born on November 25, 1942, a son of the late Howard E. Sutter, Sr. and the late Della Allsbrook Sutter. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, Sally Sutter, and his beloved canine,...
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