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FAST swimmers host Culpeper
Jun. 26, 20190159 Submitted by Amy Williams The Fluvanna Aquatics Sports Team (FAST) hosted the Culpeper Country Club swim team at Fairview Swim Club Wednesday (June 19). FAST fielded just 43 swimmers, compared to the 82 sent by Culpeper. Despite having only slightly more than half the number of swimmers, FAST remained competitive, falling by just...
Supervisors approve apartment complex
Jun. 26, 201901898 Mixed-use development slated for Route 53 By Christina Dimeo Editor A motion to approve died on the floor. So did a motion to deny. After a lengthy discussion in which the fate of the proposed Colonial Circle development hung in the balance, the Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors ultimately allowed the project on a...
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Man dies in James River
Jun. 25, 20190917 Press release The Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Communications Center received a 911 call Tuesday (June 25) at 3:05 p.m. about a man boating on the James River near Bremo Bluff who appeared to have some sort of medical emergency and fell off his boat into the water. Rescue units and law enforcement from multiple agencies...
Missing senior citizen found
Jun. 25, 20190784 Press release Curtis James Armstrong, 83, was found a little after 10:30 a.m. Wednesday (June 26) after going missing from his Bremo-area home the preceding afternoon, according to the Fluvanna County Sheriff's Office. Armstrong was found at a gas station in Louisa County's portion of Zion Crossroads by people who recognized him from...
Fluco baseball earns State honors
Jun. 25, 20190173 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent The Flying Fluco baseball team has won the Class 3 State championship, so it came as no surprise that All-State honors would include some Flucos. In fact, a lot of Flucos garnered an impressive array of All-State honors. Junior pitcher Andrew Ward and senior catcher Jacob Critzer were...
Mike Asip challenges Lee Ware in 65th District
Jun. 24, 20190662 Press release Kathryn Waycaster, chair of the 65th Democratic Legislative District Committee, announced Tuesday (June 18) that Dr. Mike Asip, a career educator, is the Democratic nominee to oppose Del. Lee Ware (R-Powhatan) in House of Delegates District 65. “We are so pleased and excited that Dr. Asip has stepped up to run in this...