Jan. 10, 20190254BY PAGE H. GIFFORD
CORRESPONDENT
A teacher for 35 years of economics, law and accounting, Warren Groeger always wanted to write. In retirement he finally fulfilled that dream, beginning with re-searching a family member who became the centerpiece for his first novel, Kati, Cara, and KT: Chronicling a Family’s Lives.
“I did not...
Jan. 10, 2019077BY GEORGIA GEEN
CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE
Dozens of disability-rights activists urged members of the Virginia General Assembly Thursday (Jan. 3) to approve funding to reduce the nearly 13,000-strong waitlist for developmental disability waivers.
Developmental disability waivers, which are granted by Medicaid, include support services...
Jan. 10, 20190356BY MADELINE OTTEN
CORRESPONDENT
How long have you lived in Fluvanna? What brought you here?
I moved here in 2006 due to a job relocation. I began working in the neuro intensive care unit at University of Virginia Medical Center.
Where do you live?
Sycamore Square in Palmyra
Tell us about your family.
I have two wonderful...
Jan. 3, 20190208By Duncan Nixon, Correspondent
2018 was an excellent year in sports, with a host of highlights.
The Flying Flucos of Fluvanna County High stepped up with some big team and individual performances. The University of Virginia rowing team returned to the Lake. The Faulconer Invitational golf tournament was a success and the Lake...
Kathleen Anne Gray, 54, of Palmyra, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2018, at her home.
She was born Jan. 30, 1964, in Suffern, N.Y., a daughter of George Arthur Kuhlow and the late Carolyn Elizabeth (Herbke) Kuhlow.
Kathleen worked for the Lake Monticello Food Lion where she currently served as the chief cashier. She was a member...