Oct. 17, 20190116By Page H. Gifford
Correspondent
This fall, the Persimmon Tree Players will be performing Phil Olsen's play “A Nice Family Gathering.” The comedy revolves around a dysfunctional family - which has been a familiar theme for recent PTP productions - but one that has appealed to audiences. The Lundeen family gathers for...
Oct. 17, 2019084By Duncan Nixon
Correspondent
It was homecoming weekend and the Fluco football squad was looking to up its record to 5-1. Unfortunately, the Warriors from Western Albemarle had other ideas.
The Warriors scored the only touchdown of the first quarter, but the Flucos responded early in the second quarter to tie the score...
Oct. 17, 20190281By Ruthann Carr
Correspondent
After congratulating special education student achievements, School Board members disagreed about what to do with the Fiscal Year 2019 budget surplus.
At the meeting Wednesday (Oct. 9) Superintendent Chuck Winkler said Fluvanna Public Schools are fully accredited for the sixth year in...
Oct. 17, 20190155By Madeline Otten
Where do you live?
“Route 640 in Palmyra.”
How long have you lived in Fluvanna? What brought you here?
“Since 1984 and jobs brought us here. I was at Central Elementary from 1984 to 2013. I taught in classrooms and was also a librarian. I moved to Fluvanna’s high school in 2013 and finished...
Oct. 9, 20190126By Heather Michon
Correspondent
The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors kicked off its Oct. 2 regular meeting with the presentation of two awards for the Commissioner of the Revenue’s Office.
Commissioner of the Revenue Andrew (Mel) Sheridan and Supervisor Tony O’Brien recognized Shaneeka T. Brown for attaining her Master Deputy...
Oct. 9, 20190135By Page H. Gifford
Correspondent
This year's Fluvanna Art Association annual fall show was different than those in past years since the FAA membership agreed not to have The People's Choice Awards Show.
“We'll see how this is received and with member suggestions, we'll make changes to next year's show,” said President Linda...
Oct. 9, 20190121By Duncan Nixon
Correspondent
In a high school volleyball match the first team to win three games claims victory. On Tuesday, Oct. 1, the Fluvanna volleyball squad hosted the Monticello Mustangs. Three of the four games in this match were decided by a mere two points.
In the first game, the Flying Fluco squad got off to a 3-0 lead...