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Fluvanna Faces: Nicole Allen
Dec. 17, 20200351 BY MADELINE OTTEN CORRESPONDENT Where do you live? “Sycamore Landing, Troy, VA.” How long have you lived in Fluvanna County? What brought you here? “12 years. Prior to this my husband and I lived in Baltimore County north of Baltimore. We were tired of driving down 95 into work and seeing nothing but concrete...
Fluvanna woman charged with grand larceny
Dec. 17, 20200916 Albemarle County Police Press release On Nov. 27, at 3:30 pm a resident within the 400 block of Carrsbrook Drive observed a person taking packages from their front porch. The resident reported the larceny to the Albemarle County Police Department and a subsequent investigation led investigators to at least five other connected...
Feeding Fluvanna helps those in need
Dec. 17, 20200380 Submitted by Dave Wirth Feeding Fluvanna began in 2017 by a group of people from Grace and Glory Lutheran Church. It is a county wide event to collect food and monetary donations to assist Fluvanna Christian Service Society (FCSS) and the Monticello Area Community Action Agency (MACAA), who work together to manage the local food bank...
Fluvanna School Superintendent Chuck Winkler retiring
Dec. 17, 20200614 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Fluvanna County Public School Superintendent Chuck Winkler said he planned to retire June 30. Winkler made the announcement at the Board meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 7. The Board appointed Winkler as superintendent on April 24, 2017. His contract is up in June 2021. Winkler served as assistant...
Board signals support for medical cannabis business
Dec. 10, 20200457 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors signaled its support for a new medical cannabis production facility at their regular meeting on Wednesday (Dec. 2), approving a letter of support for YAE Wellness by a vote of 4-0-1, with Supervisor Tony O’Brien absent for the evening. YAE (pronounced ‘yay’)...
Hello, Central! Scottsville’s operator
Dec. 10, 20200299 Contributed by Evelyn Edson, president, Scottsville Museum The phone rang in the middle of the night. Miss Edith had just taken off her heavy leg braces, gone to bed, and fallen asleep. But she was “Central,” Scottsville’s telephone exchange, and Edith took her responsibilities seriously, so she made her painful way over...