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Fluco falls sports schedule set
Jul. 31, 20190324 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluco sports calendar for the fall season is in place and the action begins soon. Traditionally fall brings us football, volleyball, golf, competition cheer and cross country. This fall there is a new sport on the Fluco calendar. It is girls’ field hockey. This is a fast-paced sport that tends to...Karenne Wood
Karenne Wood of Kents Store, Va., an advocate for Virginia’s Indian tribes, died Sunday morning, July 21, 2019. She was 59. Wood joined the Virginia Humanities Board as a member in 2004 as its first Virginia Indian representative. She joined the staff in 2007. She was the director of Virginia Humanities’ Virginia Indian...
Artists talk about framing and promotion
Jul. 31, 20190152 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Framing art properly is the final complement to the finished product the artist creates. There is a difference when framing for oneself and framing for exhibits. Watercolor artists William Snow and Linda Bethke spoke about proper framing and promotion with members of...
Welcome new school staff
Jul. 26, 201901573 By Ruthann Carr, correspondent Despite a national teachers’ shortage, Fluvanna schools found more than 50 people to fill open staff and teacher positions. Welcome the following who are preparing their classrooms and eagerly awaiting the arrival of students on Aug. 8. WEST CENTRAL & CENTRAL Jennifer Gifford,...
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Changing with the times: Fluvanna Review turns 40
Jul. 24, 20190438 By Christina Dimeo Editor From simple beginnings as a one-page monthly newsletter for Lake Monticello residents, the Fluvanna Reviewhas grown into a thriving weekly newspaper covering news throughout Fluvanna County. In the years since the first edition was printed in July 1979, the world has changed. While print once dominated...
Meet Meagan Tenia, new middle school principal
Jul. 24, 201901025 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Fluvanna Middle School (FMS) has a new principal: Meagan Tenia. Tenia comes from Short Pump Middle School in Henrico County, where she was the associate principal. There, in the absence of the principal, she served as acting principal, overseeing math, electives and physical education, and utilizing...