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Supervisors, School Board Wrestle with Budgets
Feb. 19, 20200298 Constitutional officers ask for modest budget increases By Heather Michon Correspondent Fluvanna County’s constitutional officers met with the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday (Feb. 12) for their work session on the Fiscal Year 2021 (FY21) budget. NO SLUSH At the previous week’s meeting, County Administrator Eric Dahl...
Fluvanna County Habitat for Humanity gears up for 24th annual golf tournament in April
Feb. 19, 20200151 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Fluvanna County’s Habitat for Humanity will host a golf tournament in April to raise money to support the development of Houchens Place, an affordable housing community in the county with energy efficient homes and a well-appointed recreation area. Fluvanna habitat’s 24th annual golf gournament...
Carysbrook celebrates black history with gospel
Feb. 19, 2020091 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Horace Scruggs and Odyssey of Soul returned to Carysbrook Performing Arts Center on Saturday (Feb. 8), to perform the last chapter in a series of talks and music illustrating the black experience in music. Scruggs quiet demeanor does not hide his passion for music. He translates this through his...
Flucos Run, Swim and Shoot Page
Feb. 19, 20200161 Fluco Track and Field athletes show strength at Jefferson District meet By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Fluco track and field Coaches Rose Brogan and Steve Szarmach report that their squads turned in excellent performances at the Jefferson District meet held on Feb. 11. The girls’ team had one District champion. Amina Wilson...
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Mike Brent lauded for 32 years as fire chief
Feb. 12, 20200327 Hundreds turn out for surprise celebration By Tricia Johnson Correspondent It’s hard to catch a man like Fluvanna Fire Chief Mike Brent off guard – but Saturday, when hundreds of firefighters and community members came together to celebrate Brent’s retirement after 32 years of service as chief, he says he was “totally...
Dahl proposed one-cent increase on real estate tax
Feb. 12, 20200178 By Heather Michon Correspondent County Administrator Eric Dahl unveiled a $84.5 million budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2021 (FY21). Dahl told the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday night (Feb. 5) that overall expenditures were projected to be $1.78 million higher than FY20, for a total increase of 2%. To fund the increase, he...