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Fluvanna receives $2.3 million in federal funding to offset virus costs
May. 28, 20200241 By Heather Michon Correspondent Fluvanna County will receive $2,379,202 million under a federal program to support state and local governments impacted by COVID-19. County Administrator Eric Dahl announced the allocation towards the end of the most recent meeting of the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday (May 20). The Coronavirus...
Drive-in Graduation Set for June 13
May. 28, 20200139 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Maybe they got tired of waiting. Fluvanna High School Principal Margo Bruce announced Wednesday (May 19) on Facebook the graduation committee decided to hold the ceremony on June 13. Just a week prior, Superintendent Chuck Winkler said tentative plans for graduation were to wait until...
Preservation Virginia Identifies Rassawek as a Most Endangered Historic Place
May. 28, 20200233 Press release A sacred Monacan Indian Nation site in Fluvanna County; a historic church more than a century old in Danville; and a 300-mile network of rural roadways in Loudoun County are among Virginia’s Most Endangered Historic Places for 2020 unveiled this month by Preservation Virginia. Each May — National Historic...
Fluvanna takes on phase 1 reopening of economy
May. 21, 20200283 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent In Fluvanna, when the state’s economy re-opened with phase I on May 15, the county had 79 total cases of COVID-19, 21 people hospitalized, and six deaths. Most of the cases are concentrated in northern Virginia, the Virginia Beach area, and around Richmond. Overall, Virginia is holding its own...
Flucos hold senior nights to honor graduating athletes
May. 21, 20200246 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Due to the closing of schools because of COVID-19, high school senior athletes all over the country have lost their opportunity to participate in spring sports. College athletes may be able to have an extra year of eligibility, but for high schoolers, it is up and out with no do overs. As a result,...
School schedule likely a moving target
May. 21, 20200310 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent At Wednesday’s (May 13) School Board meeting the board approved the 2020/21 school calendar calling for students first day to be Aug. 3. However, that could change as things continue to be fluid due to the COVID-19 pandemic. James Kelley (Palmyra) said the Board needed to start...
