Editor Fluvanna Review
Author's Posts
Local travelers talk about Taiwan
Dec. 6, 20180122 By Page H. Gifford, Correspondent Fluvanna residents Sue and Al Mink often travel to Europe, living three months at a time in various places, but thought it was about time to explore other places outside Europe. “We wanted to broaden our horizons,” said Sue Mink, who agreed with her husband that Taiwan would be the ideal place...
Fluvanna to share public safety radio system with Louisa
Dec. 6, 20180218 Merger will improve coordination, save money By Heather Michon, Correspondent The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve an agreement to unite public safety communications systems with Louisa County following a public hearing during its Nov. 20 meeting. Under the agreement, Fluvanna and Louisa emergency...
Fluco boys’ basketball stumbles in close game
Dec. 6, 20180125 Falls to Waynesboro 50-56 By Duncan Nixon, Correspondent In its second home game in two days, the Fluco boys’ basketball team under Coach Jason Davis took on Waynesboro High on Wednesday (Nov. 28). The game was close all the way – seven points was the largest margin – and there were a number of lead changes through the contest....
Fluco swim teams open the season with strong performances
Dec. 6, 2018086 By Duncan Nixon, Correspondent The Fluco boys’ and girls’ swim teams opened their seasons Wednesday (Nov. 28) in a three-way meet with Waynesboro High and Rockbridge High. Coach Feda Morton reported that the boys’ team topped Waynesboro 95-41 and Rockbridge 89-80 to take first place in the meet. The girls’ team took second...
Fluvanna celebrates the holidays
Dec. 6, 20180105 By Madeline Otten, Correspondent The holiday season came a little early this year with Thanksgiving falling sooner in November than in previous years. Radio stations, shopping malls, and grocery stores have all taken the opportunity to blast their festive playlists to get people in the mood for the holidays. As winter approaches,...
December 7, 2018
Dec. 6, 20180302
Lake fees on the rise
Dec. 3, 201801260 By Heather Michon, correspondent Lake Monticello households will soon be receiving the bill for their 2019 dues and fees, and it’s going to be noticeably larger than it was this time last year. In 2018, dues and improved property fees totaled $996. For 2019, the total will climb to $1,073. Under the association’s rules,...