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Fluco cheer team takes second place
Oct. 25, 20180263 By Duncan Nixon, Correspondent There were 90 athletes competing in the Jefferson District competition cheer contest at Monticello High on Wednesday (Oct. 17). The Flying Flucos fielded a team of 16. First year Coach Cheryl Koltz’s squad consisted of freshmen Evie Benson, Jada Morton, and Laryssa Coleman; sophomores Carolina Gomez,...
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Business Spotlight: Spectrum Fitness
Oct. 18, 20180312 Spectrum Fitness launches new gym program By Heather Michon, correspondent Change is good. When Health Nutz closed at Crofton Plaza earlier this year, their neighbors at Spectrum Physical Therapy took notice. After over 20 years in the same space, they thought it might be good to have some room to stretch out a bit. But they...
Girls’ cross country blows away competition in Monticello Midweek Madness
Oct. 18, 20180169 Boys take third place with solid performance By Duncan Nixon, Correspondent The Fluco girls’ and boys’ cross country squads traveled down Route 53 to Monticello High School on Wednesday (Oct. 10) to participate in the Monticello Midweek Madness meet. Five teams competed on the course laid out on the practice fields behind the...
Homecoming festivities fall into place
Oct. 18, 20180164 By 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...
Sanctuary worker discusses wildlife rehab
Oct. 18, 20180128 By 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...
EMT training added to high school career and tech program
Oct. 18, 20180411 By 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...