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Rising costs and uncertain revenues shape FY27 school budget outlook

Rising costs and uncertain revenues shape FY27 school budget outlook

Lyons to talk about Arcadia with Friends of the Library

Lyons to talk about Arcadia with Friends of the Library

Oct. 23, 20250150 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent John D. Lyons will discuss his mystery novel, Arcadia, with Friends of the Library on Nov. 5 at 10 a.m. Lyons taught French and Italian film and literature for half a century at Dartmouth College and the University of Virginia. He is the author of ten books, including Before Imagination and Tragedy and...
Foundation gearing up for Festival of Trees

Foundation gearing up for Festival of Trees

Oct. 23, 20250100 Contributed by Mike Feazel Preparations are underway for Lake Monticello’s fifth annual Festival of Trees, Dec. 5 and 6 at the Ashlawn Clubhouse. Again, the Festival of Trees will feature free visits and photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, beautifully decorated trees brimming with valuable gifts provided by local businesses, and a...
Fluco football crushes Hornets

Fluco football crushes Hornets

Oct. 23, 20250130 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent There was never any doubt. Playing before a large and enthusiastic home crowd, the Fluvanna High football team won its third straight game decisively. The Flucos won the coin toss before the game and elected to receive. Senior wide receiver Tramayne Minor had a strong kick return bringing the ball out to...
10-9-25

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Planning Commission hits pause on Tenaska permits

Planning Commission hits pause on Tenaska permits

Oct. 15, 20250475 Defers key actions for 90 days By Heather MichonCorrespondent Following weeks of increasing public concerns about energy giant Tenaksa’s plan to build a second gas-fired electrical power station near Scottsville, the Fluvanna County Planning Commission finally had an opportunity to weigh in at its monthly meeting on Tuesday...
Carryover choices, student voices

Carryover choices, student voices

Oct. 15, 20250185 Fluvanna school board weighs safety, curriculum and trust By Heather MichonCorrespondent “Carryover” was the word of the night at the Fluvanna County School Board’s monthly meeting on Wednesday (Oct. 8) Carryover funds are the dollars left unspent at the end of a fiscal year. The School Board can decide to return the...
Meet the FSPCA’S Hopeful Hearts Club

Meet the FSPCA’S Hopeful Hearts Club

Oct. 15, 20250137 Shelter offers reduced adoption fees for animals most in need of a homeBy Heather MichonCorrespondent Call them the hidden gems of the Fluvanna SPCA: a group of dogs and cats that have been at the shelter for six months or more. They’ve been dubbed the “Hopeful Hearts Club.” “They have a bad connotation because people...
CFC awarded best non-profit

CFC awarded best non-profit

Oct. 15, 2025069 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Caring For Creatures has been awarded gold for Best Nonprofit Organization in Charlottesville’s Finest 2025 Magazine. This is CFC's second gold win. “This wouldn’t have been possible without the unwavering love and support of our amazing community,” said founder and President Mary Birkholz....
Cyber Security Awareness Month

Cyber Security Awareness Month

Oct. 15, 20250120 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent The more we are online, the more we surf the net, the chances of getting scammed increase. All online activity leaves a trace. Scammers continue to find more sophisticated and complex ways to obtain personal and financial information, using this trace, or “footprint,” to learn more about...
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