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Arrests made in political sign vandalism
Oct. 1, 20200312 By Heather Michon Correspondent Three people have been arrested in connection with a spate of vandalism directed against political yard signs in mid-September. Maj. David Wells, of the Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office, confirmed the arrests of the individuals, whom he described as one juvenile and two adults aged 18-20. The...
Fluvanna Faces : Ida Swenson
Oct. 1, 20200494 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent How long have you lived at the Lake? My husband, John, and I have lived at the lake since Thanksgiving of 2003. And we have been very happy here. I like to tell folks I am happy to be in a community that has all ages. I can always find someone to play with. Tell us about yourself? John and I lived...
Athletic department tests new electronic scoreboard
Oct. 1, 20200168 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent There is a new, very impressive scoreboard in town. On Sept. 22, Fluco Athletic Director Scott Morris and a host of other Fluvanna County school officials gathered at the high school for a test of a new advanced electronic scoreboard that has a screen that measures 24 feet across and 12 feet high. The...
Fish, Sellick, Henson win board seats
Oct. 1, 2020088 Proposals pass at Lake annual meeting By Heather Michon Correspondent Lake Monticello residents approved two proposals and elected three new members to the Board of Directors at their annual meeting on Saturday (Sept. 26). Elections Committee Chair Jean Booth said they received 2,065 member ballots, slightly lower than the...
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Alice DeeAnn (Davis) Hodges
July 2, 1978 -- September 20, 2020 Alice DeeAnn Hodges passed away at home in Palmyra on Sunday, September 20, 2020. She is survived by her sons, Tyler Davis of Greenville and Blake Davis-Hodges of Stuarts Draft; her daughter, Eliana Hodges of Greenville; her step-daughter, Marissa Hodges of Stuarts Draft; and her mother, Diane...
COVID in Fluvanna Prison: This is a Runaway Train
Sep. 24, 202001401 By Heather Michon Correspondent At least 115 inmates and 10 staff members at the Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women (FCCW) have tested positive for COVID-19 since early September, and two are currently hospitalized. Shannon Ellis, a lawyer with the Legal Aid Justice Center, learned about the spread of the virus in the first...