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Firefly Fiber Broadband wins funding auction
Nov. 29, 20180346 Press Release Central Virginia Services, Inc. (CVSI), which does business as Firefly Fiber Broadband, has been awarded $28 million in funding to be paid out over the next 10 years from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to offset the cost of making available voice-over IP (VOIP) phone service and gigabit speed broadband to...
High school welcomes second resource officer
Nov. 29, 20180391 By Syerra Milliman, Fluco Beat Editor The 2018-19 school year opened with many changes, including new staff members and a new traffic pattern for parents and student drivers. A more recent change has come in the form of new staff member Mathias Varga, who has joined Officer Lacorie Steppe as an additional school resource officer (SRO)...
Students learn that art is an experience
Nov. 29, 20180293 By Page H. Gifford, Correspondent “It’s really odd that I became an art teacher because I never studied art in high school. My life back then was all about the Thoroughly Modern Madrigals – a show choir directed by Jeff Suling,” said Carysbrook Elementary School art teacher Francesca Walker. She has been teaching since...
County prepares to use eminent domain for water line
Nov. 29, 20180389 Resolution allows for “quick take” of land By Heather Michon, Correspondent The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution allowing the condemnation and acquisition of easement properties along the path of the Zion Crossroads water and sewer project under the rule of eminent domain, a legal principle allowing the...
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Fluco fall sports banquet honors top athletes
Nov. 29, 20180391 By Duncan Nixon, Correspondent Fluvanna County High School held its annual fall sports banquet Monday (Nov. 19) after a delay due to heavy rain and flooded roads. As usual, Athletic Director Scott Morris acted as master of ceremonies. Morris started with a thank you to the many people who assist the sports program each season,...
Preliminary report released on fatal plane crash
Nov. 26, 20180426 By Heather Michon, correspondent The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released a preliminary report on the Nov. 4 plane crash in Louisa that took the life of Timothy Henson, 70, of Palmyra. According to the Nov. 9 report, the airport manager at Louisa County Airport saw Henson’s plane take off around 2:15 p.m. The...