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9-26-24

9-26-24

Democrats assemble for 8th annual Crab Fest

Democrats assemble for 8th annual Crab Fest

Oct. 10, 20240143 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Over 100 Fluvanna Democrats and progressives gathered Saturday afternoon (Oct. 5) for the 8th Annual Justice Jamboree Crab Fest. Organized by the Lefty Lunch Ladies, Fluvanna Leaders for Race and Diversity, and the Fluvanna Democrats, the event included – as always – fresh-caught Chesapeake Bay...
High water damages Pleasant Grove bridge

High water damages Pleasant Grove bridge

Oct. 10, 20240312 By Heather MichonCorrespondent High waters from the remnants of Hurricane Helene caused major damage to a pedestrian bridge at Pleasant Grove just weeks after it was renovated and reopened to the public. The Board of Supervisors was briefed on the damage at the start of its meeting Wednesday evening (Oct. 2). The footbridge,...
Fluvanna Women in Business to hold Expo

Fluvanna Women in Business to hold Expo

Oct. 10, 20240114 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Dozens of local vendors will gather at Fluvanna County High School on Saturday, Oct. 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the Fluvanna Women in Business Expo. Fluvanna Women in Business (WIB) was founded in February 2020 and has not only survived the pandemic, but thrived. WIB president Elyse Wood says they...
Fluvanna fills trucks for Hurricane Helene relief

Fluvanna fills trucks for Hurricane Helene relief

Oct. 10, 20240118 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Fluvanna County residents filled the truck with donations in just four days. In fact, by the time driver/organizer Trey Brown headed out, residents had also almost filled a second full trailer. This second shipment will be headed Bristol, Tennessee in the coming days. Trey’s wife, Tamara Brown,...
Lafayette marker dedication set for Nov. 3

Lafayette marker dedication set for Nov. 3

Oct. 10, 20240129 Press ReleaseThe Marquis de Lafayette will be in Fluvanna County Nov. 3 for the ceremony marking the dedication of The Lafayette Trail Marker near Currie’s Tavern, said organizers from the Fluvanna County Historical Society. Lafayette, in the form of re-enactor George Gaige, will arrive from Columbia by carriage at 3 p.m. that...
Fluco football crushes Charlottesville High School 52-13

Fluco football crushes Charlottesville High School 52-13

Oct. 10, 2024098 By Duncan NixonCorrespondentIn their first Jefferson District game of the season the Fluco football team traveled to Charlottesville High on Sept. 27 and came away with a decisive 39 point victory. The final score was a lopsided 52-13. Fluco Coach Mitchell Pace commented after the game that “we played an all-around solid...
Mountain biking in Fluvanna

Mountain biking in Fluvanna

Oct. 10, 2024093 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Mountain biking enthusiasts want other like-minded bikers to know about Pleasant Grove Park's beautiful and challenging trails. This past weekend (Oct. 6), the Virginia Racing Events hosted the 2024 Virginia State XCM Championship Race at Pleasant Grove Park. This is the third year the event has been...
Become a Fluvanna Master Gardener

Become a Fluvanna Master Gardener

Oct. 10, 2024063 Press ReleaseGardening is a lot of fun, but to really enjoy success, a bit more is required than digging a hole in the ground or tossing about an envelope of seeds. Start preparing for next year’s growing season by becoming a Master Gardener. As the summer growing season winds down to withering stalks and seed pods, thoughts turn...
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