By Duncan Nixon
Correspondent
The Flying Flucos field more teams in the spring than in any other season. There are baseball games and softball games. There are girls’ and boys’ soccer games, girls’ and boys’ lacrosse games, and girls’ and boys’ tennis matches. And there are girls’ and boys’ track and field meets, which...
Mar. 13, 20190398Press release
Ben Hudson will formally announce his candidacy for Fluvanna County treasurer at a press conference Wednesday (March 20) at 4 p.m. at the Fluvanna Community Center in Fork Union.
Well-wishers and community members are invited to attend this press conference.
Mar. 13, 20190179Press release
Construction of Fluvanna County’s highly anticipated Zion Crossroads water and sewer system project officially began March 8 as the county issued formal notices to proceed to its three contractors.
“This long-awaited project is finally under construction,” said County Administrator Steve Nichols. “The Board of...
Mar. 7, 20190133By Madeline Otten, correspondent
In the summer of 2011 Eric Dahl, Fluvanna’s deputy county administrator and finance director, and his family relocated from Tampa, Fla., to Fluvanna County because his wife, Jill, was hired as an assistant for Charlottesville City Schools. While moving to Virginia was a new start for Dahl and his...
Mar. 7, 20190349By Toby Sherman, FCHS journalism program
Heading into the 2019 season, the Fluvanna varsity baseball team appears to be as strong as ever based on their athlete line up. Losing only three seniors from last year, the team will remain relatively the same as it was in 2018 when it had a record of 15-7.
The 2019 team is highlighted by...
Mar. 7, 20190127By Blake Berry, FCHS journalism program
Quite a lot is expected out of student athletes throughout high school, but especially in their senior year. Applying to colleges, completing final classes needed to graduate, and succeeding in their sports are some of the many challenges they have to balance. Those who manage these priorities...
Mar. 7, 20190463By Page H. Gifford
Correspondent
Those familiar with graphic art and illustration may have come across an artist famous for his racy and sensual covers for pulp fiction magazines and paperback bodice rippers during the ’50s and ’60s. The work of former Lake Monticello resident Al Rossi featured coarse-grained men and seductive...