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Hybrid In-person School Starts Nov. 5
By Ruthann Carr Correspondent It took five hours of discussion and six motions Wednesday (Oct. 15) for the Fluvanna County School Board decided to allow students to return to in-person schooling on a hybrid schedule. Total virtual learning remains an option. Board member James Kelley (Palmyra) voted against having students...
Carysbrook season kicks off with virtual play
Oct. 21, 20200168 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Under the new direction of Sharon Harris and a newly appointed board, the Fluvanna County Arts Council is trying a bold way to serve their faithful audiences by going virtual during the pandemic. Many theaters have gone dark but this has not stopped them from going online to perform. Carysbrook...
October 23, 2020
Oct. 21, 202001093Linda Carole (Kellee) Mullinnix Eastwood
On Friday, October 9, 2020 Linda Carole (Kellee) Mullinnix Eastwood, 72, passed away peacefully in her home. She had been fighting a gallant battle with cancer for the past 18 months, but ultimately was overtaken by the COVID-19 coronavirus. Kellee was the daughter of the late Ted Mullinnix, in addition to her father she is preceded...
Aqua seeks rate increase
Oct. 14, 202001202 By Heather Michon Correspondent Aqua Virginia has informed customers that it is seeking a general increase in water and wastewater rates from the State Corporation Commission (SCC). Details of the request, submitted to the SCC on July 30, were given to customers in their September bill. The company serves over 5,000 customers in...
Supervisors handle taxes, meeting space and sheriff’s needs
Oct. 14, 20200326 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors held a relatively brief regular meeting on Wednesday (Oct. 7) at the Fluvanna County Public Library. Supervisors approved: An advertisement for a public hearing on a temporary ordinance change that would suspend penalties and interest for late payment of...
Fluvanna County rises to help those in need
Oct. 14, 20200301 By Madeline Otten Correspondent No one expected the pandemic to last this far into 2020. Hopes of quarantine ending and schools going back to in person learning are getting pushed back, and for some, unemployment benefits are coming to an end. While this time of uncertainty is challenging, more of Fluvanna County’s citizens are...