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Jun. 6, 2019053 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...
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Meet Class of 2019 valedictorian and co-salutatorians
Jun. 5, 20190773 Fluvanna County High School Class of 2019 Valedictorian Bayley Leyshon Parents: Randy Leyshon and Anne-Marie Parrish Destination after high school: College of William and Mary Plan of study: English Dual enrollment/AP credits: 29 with three pending Activities and achievements: President of Alliance Club; Clubs: BETA,...
Animal communicator teaches volunteers how to listen
Jun. 5, 20190139 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent In her mid-50s Kat Berard, an animal communicator or what some might call a dog or horse whisperer, decided to leave her job as a paralegal to devote more time to animals. She was at a transitional phase in her life when she came to visit her friend Mary Birkholz at Caring for Creatures (CFC). Sharing...Robert Earl Anthony Roy
Robert Earl Anthony Roy "Uncle Bob" was born May 27, 1929. He passed away June 1, 2019, at the age of 90. He is survived by his sisters, Marie Burroughs and Anna Lou Davis, along with numerous nieces and nephews who loved him dearly. He was preceded in death by his wife, McCoy Hancock Roy; his parents, Joseph Clement Alfred Raphael Roy...
Flucos top Abingdon for spot in State semifinals
Jun. 5, 20190317 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent The Abingdon High Falcons came to Fluvanna County High on June 4 for a State tournament quarterfinal matchup. The game was an extremely tense pitchers’ dual that was decided on a left field line double by Fluco junior shortstop Cameron Shields that scored the game’s only run, leading the Flucos to...
Lengthy sentence imposed in “tragic” arson, attempted murder
Jun. 3, 201902145 Carter, almost 28, will spend next 28 years in prison By Heather Michon, correspondent Just two days short of the first anniversary of the night Cole Carter set a Palmyra home on fire with a family asleep inside, Judge Richard E. Moore sentenced him to serve the better part of the next 30 years in prison. The sentencing came at...