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Orion Lewis Birdsall, Jr.
Orion Lewis Birdsall Jr., 90, of Palmyra, passed away on Sunday, July 7, 2019, at Albemarle Health & Rehabilitation Center in Charlottesville. He was born on Nov. 25, 1928, in Dinwiddie County, a son of the late Orion Lewis and Sarah Pauline (Hawkes) Birdsall. Orion was a 1950 graduate of Virginia Tech and later...
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Supervisors pause sign rule enforcement
Jul. 9, 20190386 Potential legal action threatened over yard signs Supervisors pause sign rule enforcement By Heather Michon, correspondent County Attorney Fred Payne addressed a potential First Amendment legal challenge to Fluvanna County’s ordinances on the display of yard signs at Tuesday’s (July 2) Board of Supervisors meeting. The...
Ferguson a track & field standout
Jul. 4, 20190348 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent Fluvanna High boys’ track and field coach Steve Szarmach said that Jaden Ferguson finished his eighth grade track season by qualifying for a National outdoor track meet sponsored by New Balance. The meet was held June 13 at North Carolina A&T University in Greensboro, N.C. Ferguson took part...
Get to know county’s new community development director
Jul. 4, 20190418 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Recently, Fluvanna County’s former community development director, Jason Stewart, was hired by Transylvania County, N.C., as their planning and community development director. This left a vacancy in Fluvanna’s government office, and Prince George County resident Douglas Miles took the...
Critzer named baseball player of year
Jul. 4, 20190170 Press release Fresh off a state title win, Fluvanna County’s Jacob Critzer can add another accolade to his growing list of honors. The recent graduate, who helped boost the Flucos to the program’s first state championship in baseball, was named the VHSL’s Class 3 State Player of the Year on June 17. The 16-10 victory over...
Stitches in time: Quilt reveals Fluvanna history
Jul. 4, 20190145 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent A newly retired chemistry professor moved with her husband to Lake Monticello in 1988. While Nel Stofberg wasn’t a stranger to knitting and sewing, she wasn’t familiar with the art of quilting until she moved to the Lake. She joined a group who call themselves the Piecemakers....