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Palmyra man charged in fatal crash
Apr. 23, 201901406 Press release Virginia State Police Trooper K. Anderson charged a Palmyra man April 17 in a 2018 fatal Fluvanna County crash. Jeremiah D. Hasher, 41, was charged with reckless driving for failure to maintain control. The crash occurred May 5, 2018, at 4:26 p.m. on Route 250 at the intersection of Route 631 (Troy Road) near Zion...
Filler-Corn and Alcorn discuss Democrat priorities
Apr. 22, 20190368 By Page H. Gifford, correspondent Members of the Fluvanna Democratic Committee welcomed Del. Eileen Filler-Corn (D-Fairfax) as the guest speaker at an April 14 Spring into Action social event at the Fluvanna Community Center in Fork Union. Filler-Corn, the first woman in 400 years of Virginia history to serve as minority leader in...
Get to know Debbie Smith, emergency management coordinator
Apr. 18, 20190242 By Madeline Otten Correspondent When a disaster hits, emergency management coordinator Debbie Smith is two steps ahead of the game and is ready for what’s coming. The emergency management coordinator is in charge of preparing for, responding to and recovering from both natural and human-caused emergencies. To accomplish this,...
Gardening with deer
Apr. 18, 20190165 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Gardening in rural areas can be challenging. Master gardener Sue Tepper explained the pitfalls of gardening to a group at Lake Monticello on Sunday (April 7). The program was presented by the Lake Monticello Wildlife Committee regarding the difficulties and frustrations newcomers have when planting...
Volunteers make Old Farm Day possible
Apr. 18, 20190195 Submitted by Jackie Bland What is a volunteer? One definition says it is a person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task. Sometimes that is true, but today it is more often a person who has been asked to engage in a project or task. And that was primarily true in my case! When I moved to Fluvanna County...
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Fluco baseball rallies to top Powhatan 4-2
Apr. 16, 20190296 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent It was the kind of game that can make you a baseball fan. Tension building as the game progresses, with a sudden ending. On Thursday (April 11) the Flying Fluco baseball team rallied with three runs in the bottom of the sixth (in a seven inning game) to take a 4-2 lead. The Powhatan Indians then...