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Saddle Creek Farm gets $15,000 donation
Nov. 14, 2024083 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent After the horses are done with their showing or racing careers, they are retired and one of the places they retire to is the 245-acre Saddle Creek Farm in Cunningham. It is a place for them to unwind in a peaceful environment and live out the rest of their lives. Farms like Saddle Creek are important...
FCHS theatre’s “Eurydice” wins district festival
Nov. 14, 2024073 By Ethan Ritchey, FCHS journalism class On Sat., Nov. 2, FCHS Theatre's performance of “Eurydice” placed first at the Jefferson District Theatre Festival, receiving all "1"s from the four judges and a perfect score of 100. The Flucos will advance to Regionals on Nov. 16, hosted at Monticello High School. Four actors were...
Food Bank makes appeal for the holidays
Nov. 14, 2024064 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Many people are experiencing food insecurity in Fluvanna which is why the food bank and area churches are appealing for food donations, Cindy Anderson attends Lake Christian Church and they collect food each week for the food bank. She works part-time at Grace & Glory, which collects food and...
Trump wins Fluvanna for a third time
Nov. 14, 20240156 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Donald Trump may have lost Virginia but carried Fluvanna County by around five percentage points in Tuesday’s general election. According to the Virginia Department of Elections, Trump won 8,638 votes to Democrat Kamala Harris’s 7,592 votes. Another 229 votes went to third-party...
The public are the judges for the Annual People's Choice Awards Show
Nov. 7, 2024079 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent The annual People's Choice Awards Show, sponsored by The Fluvanna Art Association, is currently exhibiting at the Fluvanna County Public Library. This year, artists submitted 52 pieces, including wood items, sculptures, paintings, collages, prints, and more. The diversity in technique and mediums is...
Fluvanna gathers to commemoratethe bicentennial of Lafayette’s visit
Nov. 7, 20240139 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Over 100 people gathered in Wilmington on Sunday afternoon (Nov. 3) to mark the bicentennial of the visit of Revolutionary War hero, the Marquis de Lafayette, to Fluvanna County. Speakers, including Supervisor Mike Sheridan (Columbia), Fluvanna Historical Society president Marvin Moss, and Lafayette...