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TJHD Warns of Potentially Fatal Batch of Heroin
Sep. 3, 20200403 Press release The Virginia Department of Health’s Thomas Jefferson Health District, which includes Fluvanna County, warned the public of a batch of heroin in the greater-Charlottesville area that could be laced with fentanyl, or fentanyl derivatives, and could be potentially fatal to people who use it. Over the past 24 hours, UVA...
DePaul lends a helping hand
Sep. 3, 20200228 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Chris Tompkins, a recruiter for DePaul Community Resources, describes the private non-profit human services as a "social impact" organization because of the wide variety of positive ways in which they help impact the lives of the most vulnerable members of the communities they serve. The agency...
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Supervisors eye broadband expansion as virtual school looms
Aug. 27, 20200424 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors continued their deliberations over broadband expansion at their meeting on Wednesday (Aug. 19), a discussion made all the more urgent by the need to get more than 3,000 students ready for the start of virtual learning next month. With Supervisor Don Weaver...
Fluco sophomore shoots 64. Lake tournament results
Aug. 27, 20200232 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Lake Monticello golf pro Mark Marshall has confirmed that Fluvanna County High School sophomore Killian Donnelly recorded an astonishing eight under par score of 64 on Friday, Aug. 21, playing from the regular men’s white tees. Marshall said that he has no records as to the course record at the Lake...
Fluvanna Registrar’s Office relocates
Aug. 27, 20200334 Press release The Fluvanna County Registrar’s Office will relocate to the Jefferson Centre Shopping Center, 265 Turkeysag Trail, Suite 115, effective Monday, Aug. 24. The move was precipitated by the no-excuse early voting legislation that went into effect July 1. The Registrar’s Office, currently located at 211 Main Street in...
The pandemics of 1918 and 2020: What have we learned?
Aug. 27, 20200191 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent It is new and frightening, and Americans today have never witnessed or experienced anything like this pandemic. Our grandparents or great grandparents may have lived through the horrific death toll and economic impact of the 1918-1919 pandemic. But what was different? What have we learned? Tricia...