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Sen. Tim Kaine tackles tough questions
Jun. 13, 20190370 By Christina Dimeo, editor Close to 100 people packed Lake Monticello’s Fairway Clubhouse Monday (June 10) to hear Sen. Tim Kaine tackle tough questions ranging from President Donald Trump’s mental health to Russian interference in recent elections. Su Wolff of Lefty Lunch Ladies introduced Kaine, who has been one of...
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Column: What serving means to me
Jun. 11, 20190324 Submitted by Staff Sgt. Andrew Mauck, recruiter “Thank you for your service.” As a U.S. Army soldier living in Fluvanna County, I am grateful for these words, which I hear often when wearing my uniform in this community. What many people do not understand is that I am the one who is thankful. I am thankful for the...
Athletes honored at spring banquet
Jun. 11, 20190381 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent The annual spring sports banquet was held May 29 at Fluvanna County High School. The banquet was not as informative as it usually is because a number of All-Region honors had not yet been announced. Once those honors were announced the Flucos received their share of accolades. The banquet was well...Barbara Anne Ropka
Barbara Anne (Byrd) Ropka, 72, of Palmyra, passed away on Thursday, June 6, 2019, at Martha Jefferson Hospital in Charlottesville. She was born on Dec. 2, 1946, in Elbert, W.Va., the daughter of the late Julian Eugene and Anna Marie (Wadosky) Byrd. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, Donald Ray...
Summer fun in full swing
Jun. 6, 20190232 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Sun-kissed relaxation, vacation and fun. These are just some words that come to mind when someone says “summer.” The school year is finally out for Fluvanna County and parents are searching for plans to fill their kids’ empty days. Teens and young adults are itching to get out of the house to...
Join Fluvanna’s 72 Hour Club
Jun. 6, 2019049 Submitted by Debbie Smith The arrival of hurricane season is the perfect time to talk about getting – and staying – prepared for severe weather. While Central Virginia doesn’t typically feel the full force of these storms at their strongest, it’s still important to know the potential for severe weather brought by...