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Fluvanna monitoring evolving coronavirus situation

Fluvanna monitoring evolving coronavirus situation

Fluvanna County continues response to COVID-19

Fluvanna County continues response to COVID-19

Mar. 19, 20200302 Press release Fluvanna County continues to monitor guidance from the CDC and VDH. There are no cases of COVID-19 in our community at this time. Upcoming Public Meetings Effective March 16 and at least until April 5, 2020: Cancelling: All Boards, Committees, and Commissions meetings, with the following exceptions: o...
Water Authority votes to move ahead on controversial Point of Fork site

Water Authority votes to move ahead on controversial Point of Fork site

Mar. 19, 20200337 By Heather Michon Correspondent Over objections of a vocal group of citizens, the James River Water Authority (JRWA) unanimously approved a motion to move forward with an application to the Army Corps of Engineers to construct a water pumping station atop a site the Monacan Indian Nation believes to be the remains of their historic...
Board split on E-Sports

Board split on E-Sports

Mar. 19, 20200115 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent (The school board meeting took place before Gov. Northam ordered schools closed from March 16 to March 27.) After a 2-2 tied vote, the Fluvanna County School Board on Wednesday (March 11) will vote again next month on whether to approve continued participation in E-Sports. James Kelley (Palmyra)...
Fluvanna Food Bank expects more demand for food

Fluvanna Food Bank expects more demand for food

Mar. 19, 202001058 Fallout from coronavirus By Tricia Johnson Correspondent Fluvanna Food Bank Manager Bertha Armstrong expects more Fluvanna residents will need help feeding their families in the weeks to come, as the coronavirus outbreak continues. Families that ordinarily rely on the free or reduced-price breakfast and lunch program at Fluvanna...
Man sentenced in fatal 2018 crash

Man sentenced in fatal 2018 crash

Mar. 19, 20200726 By Heather Michon Correspondent A man has been sentenced in a fatal crash in Troy nearly two years ago. Jeremiah Hasher, 42, was sentenced to one year with four months suspended for his role in the crash that killed Joshua Lamb, 21. According to Virginia State Police reports, the crash occurred at the intersection of Rt. 250...
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Fluco spring sports schedule is loaded with activity

Fluco spring sports schedule is loaded with activity

Mar. 12, 20200140 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Spring is a very busy season for Fluvanna County High School athletes. There is baseball and softball, boys’ and girls’ soccer, boys’ and girls’ lacrosse, boys’ and girls’ tennis and outdoor track and field. All of these sports start in the third week of March. The varsity baseball team...
Supervisors talk coronavirus and budgets

Supervisors talk coronavirus and budgets

Mar. 12, 20200170 By Heather Michon Correspondent Fluvanna County is taking preliminary steps against the coronavirus. In his report to the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday night (March 4), County Administrator Eric Dahl said there were already talks ongoing between the Virginia Department of Health and local governments. County office buildings...
Art is a family tradition for one local artist

Art is a family tradition for one local artist

Mar. 12, 20200382 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Art came naturally to Paul Charlton and his sister Page, who grew up with Peg Redd, a co-founder of the Fluvanna Art Association and taught art in the Fluvanna and Albemarle schools. Redd believed the arts were just as important as the academics and headed up a crusade to add art education to the...
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