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Sheriff: Firearm brandished on school bus

Sheriff: Firearm brandished on school bus

4-11-19

4-11-19

May. 1, 201909504
Track and field teams overwhelm competition

Track and field teams overwhelm competition

Apr. 29, 20190481 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent The Fluco girls’ and boys’ track and field teams both scored complete runaway victories at home Wednesday (April 24). The two teams were indeed “flying” Flucos. The boys’ squad outscored Orange County by 111-15, and the girls’ squad was even better, winning 114-12. The Fluco boys’ squad...
Taxes go up 3.6 percent

Taxes go up 3.6 percent

Apr. 27, 20190540 By Christina Dimeo, editor The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors raised taxes about 3.6 percent Wednesday evening (April 24). Three of the five supervisors agreed to set the real estate tax rate at 92.5 cents, up from the equalized rate of 89.3 cents. Supervisors Don Weaver and Tony O'Brien dissented. The 2019 tax rates are: ...
Seven Fluco athletes sign to play at the college level

Seven Fluco athletes sign to play at the college level

Apr. 24, 20190385 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Seven Fluvanna County High athletes signed Wednesday (April 17) with seven different colleges or universities in Virginia to compete in their sports at the next level. All seven signed with Division III schools. Colby Martin will be a Wasp at Emory and Henry, located in Emory, way down Route 81 almost...
NPR reporter to speak about her novel

NPR reporter to speak about her novel

Apr. 24, 20190160 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Martha Woodroof hadn’t considered becoming a journalist, nor did she have any formal training. At a party in Charlottesville Woodroof met seasoned National Public Radio (NPR) reporter Wendy Kaufman. Woodroof, who was doing features for commercial radio, spoke with Kaufman about the wonderful...
Get to know Cyndi Toler, purchasing officer

Get to know Cyndi Toler, purchasing officer

Apr. 24, 20190262 By Madeline Otten Correspondent When Cyndi Toler and her husband, Kenny, moved from Northern Virginia for a job transfer three and a half years ago, she applied for the role of purchasing officer and was hired almost as soon as she moved to Fluvanna County. The purchasing department makes sure that county government – and the...
County to hold water system town hall meetings

County to hold water system town hall meetings

Apr. 24, 20190151 Press release Fluvanna County officials will hold two town halls to update residents on construction of the Zion Crossroads Water and Sewer System. One meeting will take place April 23 at Beaver Dam Baptist Church in Troy. The other will be held April 25 at the Fluvanna Community Center in Fork Union. Both meetings will begin at...
Top young women compete at Lake golf course

Top young women compete at Lake golf course

Apr. 24, 20190189 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Some of the top young women in the northeast came to the Lake Monticello Golf Course March 30-31 to demonstrate their golf skills and compete for trophies. The Peggy Kirk Bell tour brings girls from age 9 to 19 to a variety of top level courses around the northeast for high-level contests throughout...
New Journey Mission helps with a fresh start

New Journey Mission helps with a fresh start

Apr. 24, 20190462 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Getting a new start is never easy, particularly after traumatic events in one's life. Incarceration is one of those life changes. Palmyra United Methodist Church's New Journey Mission provides a helping hand to those returning to society. One of the four coordinators of the program, Kay Snodgrass,...
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