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Route 616 closed for weeks for pipe replacement

Route 616 closed for weeks for pipe replacement

Seeing the Light at Cunningham Elementary

Seeing the Light at Cunningham Elementary

Sep. 27, 20180694 By Ruthann Carr, Correspondent Even though Cunningham Elementary is now The Light Academy, it’s still the community’s school. Joyce Parr, principal and founder of the academy, said she feels blessed to have the building and grounds. She shows it by letting local teams practice on the baseball field and neighbors park buses and...
September 28, 2018

September 28, 2018

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Fluco football goes 3-1 with 22-17 win over Monticello

Fluco football goes 3-1 with 22-17 win over Monticello

Sep. 22, 20180289 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent In a back and forth battle at Fluvanna High on Friday (Sept. 21), the Flying Flucos scored 14 in the final quarter to secure their third win of the season. Last week against Madison High the Flucos unleashed an overwhelming running game to win 57-35. The Flucos ran for seven touchdowns and had an...
Supervisors confirm state of emergency

Supervisors confirm state of emergency

Sep. 21, 20180516 By Heather Michon, correspondent The Sept. 19 meeting of the Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors began by formally adjourning its Sept. 5 meeting. With three members unexpectedly absent that day, the meeting had been suspended, but not closed. After that bit of parliamentary housekeeping was completed, supervisors tackled a...
September 21, 2018

September 21, 2018

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9-20-18

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Hurricane hits Fluvanna

Hurricane hits Fluvanna

Sep. 20, 20180527 By Madeline Otten, Correspondent Fluvanna County residents woke Tuesday morning (Sept. 18) to washed out roads and flooding caused by the remnants of Hurricane Florence. “We had heavy flooding last night and have two roads damaged,” said Debbie Smith, county emergency management coordinator. Rt. 15 was closed due to a washout...
Business: Not as usual

Business: Not as usual

Sep. 20, 20180211 School Board addresses recent controversy By Ruthann Carr,  Correspondent At Wednesday’s (Sept. 12) School Board meeting there was enough to keep anyone interested. Teachers praised Chair Perrie Johnson during public comment. The Board commended those involved in keeping students safe in the opening day bus fire. Starting...
Professor and author discusses book  by deaf writers

Professor and author discusses book by deaf writers

Sep. 20, 20180193 By Page H. Gifford, Correspondent A deaf author will visit Fluvanna to speak about writing within the deaf community and to promote a recent compilation of works by deaf and hard of hearing writers. Christopher Jon Heuer is an English professor at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C., and has been there for 20 years. He is...
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