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Garden Club presents award for prayer garden

Garden Club presents award for prayer garden

Fluvanna splits ticket on Election Day

Fluvanna splits ticket on Election Day

Nov. 15, 20180342 Wallops proposed meals tax By Christina Dimeo, Editor Fluvanna split its ticket on Election Day (Nov. 6), going for Democrat Tim Kaine for U.S. Senate and Republican Denver Riggleman for U.S. House of Representatives for the 5th District. In doing so, Fluvanna accurately represented the election outcomes in Virginia. Kaine and...
November 16, 2018

November 16, 2018

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Lake Monticello Piecemakers celebrate 30 years

Lake Monticello Piecemakers celebrate 30 years

Nov. 15, 20180602 By Page H. Gifford, Correspondent The Lake Monticello Piecemakers have been around 30 years, proving that quilting never goes out of style. A centuries-old craft, quilting has its roots in necessity and frugality. Today’s quilters do it for a variety of reasons, mostly for the artistry and joy of quilting. “The art of quilting...
“To Arms, Sons of Old Flu”

“To Arms, Sons of Old Flu”

Nov. 15, 20180370 Historical society marks centennial by releasing history of Fluvanna’s part in World War I By Heather Michon, Correspondent At around 6:40 p.m. on Feb. 5, 1918, about seven miles off the Irish coastline, the USS Tuscania earned the unfortunate distinction of becoming the first U.S. troop carrier to be sunk by a German submarine in...
Fluco football falls in playoffs

Fluco football falls in playoffs

Nov. 12, 20180196 Fluco football falls in playoffs to Brookville High 6-16 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent It was cold, but the rain had stopped before the fifth-seeded Flucos took the field against the fourth-seeded Brookville Bees on Friday (Nov. 9) in the Class 3, Division C, VHSL playoffs. The game was played at Amherst High instead of at the...
Controversy roils over proposed LGBTQ rainbow Fluco symbol

Controversy roils over proposed LGBTQ rainbow Fluco symbol

Nov. 9, 201802446 By Ruthann Carr and Heather Michon, correspondents The community took a stand. The School Board did not. Scores of high school students and community members packed the auditorium Wednesday (Nov. 7) for the Fluvanna School Board meeting. During public comments it became clear why they were there: Item “B” on the action...
Box truck strikes sheriff's deputy vehicle

Box truck strikes sheriff's deputy vehicle

Nov. 8, 20180439 Route 15 closed for hours By Christina Dimeo, editor A box truck struck a sheriff’s deputy vehicle Thursday morning (Nov. 8) at 5:21 a.m. on Route 15 south of its intersection with Route 616 (Union Mills Road), according to a Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) press release. The crash caused Route 15 to be shut down for...
Fluvanna resident talks about homelessness

Fluvanna resident talks about homelessness

Nov. 8, 20180177 By Madeline Otten, correspondent Living on her own and out of her van was not the most challenging situation that Fluvanna resident Becky Blanton had to deal with in her entire life. It was facing the stigma that people associate with the word “homeless.” Growing up, Blanton moved around a lot because of her dad’s work as a...
Experts talk about migratory birds

Experts talk about migratory birds

Nov. 8, 20180299 By Page H. Gifford, Correspondent The Lake Monticello Wildlife Committee presented a program Sunday (Oct. 28) featuring migratory birds with experts Paul Schmidt and Bob Ford. Schmidt, a Lake newcomer, had a 40-year career in conservation, spending 33 years as a biologist, manager, and ultimately a senior executive with the U.S. Fish...
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