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Supervisors debate employee bonuses, discuss road safety
May. 15, 20260163 By Heather Michon, Editor The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors spent much of its May 6 meeting wrestling with employee compensation questions, road safety concerns, and the aftermath of a massive transformer accident connected to the Tenaska power plant site. One of the evening’s lengthiest discussions centered on a proposed...
Big fourth quarter gives boys lacrosse 14-7 win
May. 15, 2026057 By Duncan Nixon The Fluco boys lacrosse team hosted the Hornets from Orange County on Senior Night on May 1. The Hornets looked strong early and led 2-0 after the first quarter. The Flucos got their act together in the second quarter to take a 5-4 lead at halftime. A nice goal by senior Jack Jeffries on a pass from senior Javier...
Stone carving a passion for local artists
May. 15, 2026047 By Page H. Gifford When people think of stone carving and sculpture, they often picture the ancient Greeks and Romans or master artists such as Michelangelo. Today, few artists are willing to trade paintbrushes for stone carving tools. Transforming a rough stone into a polished work of art takes patience, skill, and...
Aqua scales back rate hike, but higher bills still coming
May. 6, 20260292 Heather Michon Aqua Virginia has agreed to scale back its proposed rate increase, but customers are still likely to see higher bills if the State Corporation Commission (SCC) signs off on the plan. The company, which provides water and wastewater service to Lake Monticello and surrounding parts of Fluvanna County, along with...
Second graders celebrate Earth Day at the park
May. 6, 2026072 Contributed by E. Dianne Campbell Carysbrook Elementary School second graders celebrated Earth Day at Pleasant Grove Park on April 24…and what a celebration it was! About 240 students, along with parents and grandparents, explored the park while learning about nature, Fluvanna’s agricultural heritage, the wonders of the woods...
Demand rises at Fluvanna food pantry as donations decline
May. 6, 20260185 Demand for food and emergency assistance is increasing in Fluvanna County, even as donations struggle to keep pace. The Fluvanna Christian Service Society (FCSS) has supported residents for more than 50 years and continues to play a key role in backing the MACAA/FCSS Food Pantry at Carysbrook, which it originally helped...