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Farm Heritage Museum wins national award
Jan. 17, 2019080 Press Release The newly constructed Fluvanna Farm Heritage Museum at Pleasant Grove has been awarded national recognition for its design and construction. Both Fluvanna County and the Fluvanna Historical Society were notified last week that the museum has won second place in an annual national competition conducted by the National Frame...
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Water system construction nears
Jan. 13, 20190481 Construction of Zion Crossroads water system nears By Christina Dimeo, editor Construction is set to begin on the Zion Crossroads water and sewer system in about two months’ time. The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors approved two contracts for the system Wednesday (Jan. 9) afternoon. Supervisors unanimously approved a...
Rainbow F approved by 2-0 vote
Jan. 10, 201901729 Rittenhouse calls logo an “abomination” By Ruthann Carr, correspondent What started with a bang ended with a whimper. After three months of study, debate, legal consultation and community input, the Fluvanna County School Board agreed Wednesday (Jan. 9) to let the high school Alliance Club alter the school logo with rainbow...
Girls fall in competition for first in District
Jan. 10, 20190142 BY DUNCAN NIXON CORRESPONDENT It was a contest between the two top girls’ basketball teams in the Jefferson District. The Flucos came into the Jan. 4 game at 3-1 in the District and Western came at 4-1. Unfortunately, the Fluco girls’ team could not find the basket against the Warriors from Western Albemarle. The Fluco girls...
Judge rules prison in violation
Jan. 10, 20190341 BY HEATHER MICHON CORRESPONDENT A federal judge in Charlottesville issued an injunction Wednesday (Jan. 2) against the Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women (FCCW) in Troy, laying down a series of improvements the prison’s medical staff must make in the coming weeks and months. The ruling came about six months after a three-day...
Author talks about family history
Jan. 10, 20190270 BY PAGE H. GIFFORD CORRESPONDENT A teacher for 35 years of economics, law and accounting, Warren Groeger always wanted to write. In retirement he finally fulfilled that dream, beginning with re-searching a family member who became the centerpiece for his first novel, Kati, Cara, and KT: Chronicling a Family’s Lives. “I did not...