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Fluvanna Faces: Andrew Pullen
Dec. 4, 20190625 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Where do you live? “We live on Plain Dealing Road in Kents Store.” How long have you lived in Fluvanna County? What brought you here? “I have been in Fluvanna for most of my life. I grew up in Scottsville and moved to Kents Store, where my wife’s family is...
Art members visit Crossroads Gallery
Dec. 4, 20190112 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Several members of the Fluvanna Art Association visited Crossroads Gallery in Richmond on November 16 for their yearly field trip. In years past, trips included highlighted exhibits at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and various workshops. They had visited the Nichols Gallery and learned about...
Minnie Lee May McGehee
Minnie Lee May McGehee passed away November 21, 2019. She follows her parents: James Franklin May, Sr. and Sarah Jennie Garner May, her siblings Mary Frances Blodgett, Sarah Josephine Marshall, James Franklin May, Jr. and Samuel Stanley May and her husband Henry Corr McGehee. She is survived by her brother John H. May: his wife...
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Basketball Team Features Veteran Line-ups
Nov. 28, 20190131 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The leaves are mostly down, the days are getting shorter, and The Flying Fluco winter sports season is about to begin. Longtime girls’ basketball Coach Chad White and first year boys’ basketball Coach Heath Bralley both expect to play up-tempo basketball this year. Coach White has a strong...
Theater Group Remembers Thelma Stowell
Nov. 28, 20190114 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Since its beginning, Thelma Stowell was at the forefront of local theater and one of the founders of the Persimmon Tree Players. Stowell was nothing less than enthusiastic and dedicated when it came to designing and sewing costumes and performing on stage. Members recalled that in the past few years,...
Learning about deer in Fluvanna County
Nov. 28, 20190466 By Heather Michon Correspondent If you live in Fluvanna County, you can’t avoid deer. In our fields, by our roadsides, in our yards, they are everywhere—a hazard for drivers, a nuisance for gardeners, a challenge for hunters, a delight for nature-watchers. But for all their ubiquity, most of us know very little about our...