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Fluco boys shoot for strong post-season
May. 23, 2019080 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluco baseball team is having a super season. Their record currently stands at an amazing 20-1 overall and 5-0 in Region play. Their pitching staff has recorded six consecutive shutouts. Region play starts Thursday (May 23), with the Flucos hosting a regional opponent at home with a start time...
Gamage takes best in high school art show
May. 23, 20190178 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Fluvanna County High School (FCHS) student Adora Gamage has had significant wins this year and last in both the FCHS art show and Fluvanna Art Association judged shows. Not only is Gamage's talent evident, but her consistency and commitment to her work shines through as well. Gamage's slightly...
The American Legion: Still serving our warriors
May. 23, 2019057 Submitted by Andrew M. Leon Those who have served in the American military do not have to go to war to have the bonding experience of military culture. Yet certainly those who have gone, lost friends, or survived the terror of combat, are even more deeply affected by the bond. It is unspoken except in rare cases. It is as if no...
Blevins named high school teacher of the year
May. 23, 20190123 By Maddy Eubank, FCHS journalism student This year’s Fluvanna County High School (FCHS) teacher of the year actually gave up classroom teaching for a few years to oversee something that most students fear: testing. For the past 23 years, Angie Blevins has been working in the Fluvanna County school system, with 18 of those years...
Tanner declared Fluco staff member of year
May. 23, 2019091 By Maddy Eubank, FCHS journalism student For the past 25 years, 2019 staff member of the year Doug Tanner has been working as a custodian for Fluvanna County High School. Every day Tanner can be seen throughout the halls of the school helping clean up after over 1,600 students and staff members who walk through the doors. He...
Lake fire department seeks community’s help
May. 23, 20190321 Purchasing special hoods will help shield firefighters from cancer Submitted by Richie Constantino Did you know cancer is the leading cause of firefighter deaths in the United States? Surpassing heart disease, firefighters are succumbing to cancer-related deaths at a 14 percent higher rate than the general public. A study...
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