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Schools prep for solar power switch

Schools prep for solar power switch

Saving horses a passion for local woman

Saving horses a passion for local woman

Jul. 17, 20190627 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Those who have owned, ridden and loved horses may not be aware of what happens to these beautiful animals when they have outlived their usefulness. Lori Brown, a former horse show mom who traveled the circuit with her three daughters, devotes her time and love to horses in a different way now that...
Holistic outreach services offered to veterans

Holistic outreach services offered to veterans

Jul. 17, 20190256 Press release Holistic Outreach for Veterans (HOV) will host its first event in Fluvanna County, offering holistic services free of charge to veterans. The group will meet at Salon DeShano Monday (July 22) from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Subsequent events will be held the fourth Monday of every month. HOV is a volunteer program for veterans...
Pickleball emphasizes fun, friendship and fitness

Pickleball emphasizes fun, friendship and fitness

Jul. 17, 20190330 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The United States of America Pickleball Association (USAPA) website claims that pickleball is the fastest growing game in America. The site reports that pickleball was invented in a backyard on a badminton court in 1965, and that there are now over 3 million players in the U.S. Pickleball is a game...
Sharks swim a mean backstroke

Sharks swim a mean backstroke

Jul. 17, 20190294 Submitted by Leann M. Mikesh The Lake Monticello Swim Team (LMST) Sharks took on the Hollymead Hammerheads in a July 10 away meet. Despite their loss to the Hammerheads, LMST had several swimmers place in the top three in many events. The Sharks took at least one of the top three places in 10 out of the 12 backstroke events. LMST...
FAST swimmers drop time

FAST swimmers drop time

Jul. 17, 2019097 Submitted by Amy Williams The Fluvanna Aquatic Sports Team (FAST) traveled to Stanardsville July 10 for a meet against the Greene Hills Gators. FAST fell to the Gators in a close 425-484 finish. Four FAST swimmers swept their individual events. Abby Caruso (8) grabbed first in the 25-meter freestyle in an impressive 19.81 seconds,...

MG George Rogers Robertson

George Rogers Robertson, Major General, U.S. Army (Ret.) passed away Saturday, July 6, 2019, at the age of 84. MG Robertson served 31 years in the U.S. Army, retiring as the assistant chief of engineers. He graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1958 and served two tours in Vietnam. He commanded at many levels, including the...

Melanie Mae Stewart

Melanie Mae Stewart, 73, of both Stockton Springs, Maine, and Palmyra, Va., passed away on the afternoon of July 2, 2019. She was born to the late Wesley Jacob Steesy and Marcella Mae Steesy on June 28, 1946. As the daughter of a naval officer, young Melanie called many cities her home – including San Diego, Calif.; Adak, Alaska;...
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School Board hits brakes on testing discussions

School Board hits brakes on testing discussions

Jul. 16, 20190438 By Ruthann Carr, correspondent In many ways the Fluvanna School Board meeting Wednesday (July 10) was a study in frustration. After lengthy discussions on testing, the cost of getting audiotapes of meetings and the fiscal year 2019 (FY19) budget, no action was taken on those topics. Chair Perrie Johnson (Fork Union) brought up her...
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