Oct. 18, 20180157By Blake Berry, Fluco Beat editor
Homecoming week is always an eventful experience for students and staff at FCHS. Spirit Week, the Pep Rally, and the Homecoming game and dance are some of the most anticipated festivities of the fall season.
However, a strange confluence of holidays and Mother Nature conspired to make this...
Oct. 18, 20180121By Page H. Gifford, Correspondent
Kat Werner, from the Rockfish Wildlife Sanctuary in Nelson County, visited Lake Monticello Sept. 29 with her friends: a screech owl, box turtle and a corn snake. She spoke to an audience of 75, most of them inquisitive and wide-eyed children learning about wildlife and what the sanctuary...
Oct. 18, 20180378By Ruthann Carr, Correspondent
Two teens prepared to apply a traction splint to the leg of a young girl.
It wasn’t the real thing, just a demonstration.
Fluvanna High School emergency medical technician (EMT) students explained the proper procedures and the reason for each step. Teacher Stephanie Corbin stood silently by as...
Oct. 18, 20180160Submitted by Sherri Stader, Director of the Victim/Witness Assistance Program of the Fluvanna Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time dedicated to remembering victims whose lives ended too soon as the result of domestic violence, offering safety and support for those currently in...
Oct. 12, 20180346814 years later
By Carlos Santos, Correspondent
Authorities aren’t saying what led to the arrest of two Albemarle County men charged in connection with the murder of Jesse Morgan Hicks Jr. Hicks disappeared from Fluvanna County a little over 14 years ago.
Albemarle County Police arrested 56-year-old Richard Glen Spradlin and his...
Oct. 12, 2018088Committee will examine reducing testing
By Ruthann Carr, Correspondent
For the fifth year in a row, Fluvanna County Public Schools are fully accredited.
That was just one piece of news delivered to the School Board at its meeting Wednesday (Oct. 10).
The Board voted to approve hiring a coordinator of federal and instructional...
Oct. 12, 20180218By Ruthann Carr, correspondent
As Hurricane Michael brought winds and torrential rain to Fluvanna Thursday (Oct. 11), 5th District Republican candidate Denver Riggleman stopped to visit Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire and Rescue.
The candidate, whose father lived in Lake Monticello and Palmyra, talked with Fire Chief Richie...
Oct. 11, 20180398By Christina Dimeo, Editor
About 350 people gathered at Supervisor Mozell Booker’s home Saturday afternoon (Oct. 6) to listen to Democrats with a specific message for Fluvanna residents: Vote Nov. 6.
Clustered around tables on a grassy slope by a pond, Fluvanna residents cracked crabs and ate fried chicken while cheering several...