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Courthouse renovation will be “a monumental step forward for Fluvanna County”
Jan. 30, 20250159 Will attract visitors and drive economic growth Contributed by Tricia Johnson, executive director, Fluvanna Historical Society Fluvanna County and the Fluvanna Historical Society are thrilled by a $785,504 grant recently awarded for the restoration of the historic Fluvanna County courthouse. This funding, provided through the...
Real estate assessments in Fluvanna up 25 percent
Jan. 30, 202501231 Meals tax public hearing set for March 19 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Fluvanna homeowners will soon receive their updated real estate assessments – and they might be surprised by the final figures. Fred Pearson of Pearson Mass Appraisal Service told the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday (Jan. 22) that the average valuation...
Awesome third quarter carries Fluco boys to win over Charlottesville
Jan. 30, 2025080 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluco boys hosted perennial Jefferson District rival, the Black Knights from Charlottesville High on Jan. 21. At half-time, the Flucos led in a defensive battle with a score of 17-16. The third quarter was a different story. The Black Knights were playing an aggressive full court press defense. The...
Understanding mindfulness: taking time for ourselves
Jan. 30, 2025067 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondentCynthia Moore presented another wellness program for people in the community on Jan. 18 as part of the Hygeia Wellness series. The speaker was Anna Delong, a psychotherapist with expertise in neuropsychotherapy, mindfulness, and research-based strategies to promote resilience and overall...
Silvers to discuss women's heart health at FOL
Jan. 30, 2025076 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Deb Silvers will speak Feb. 5 at 10 a.m. at the meeting of the Friends of the Library on behalf of the non-profit WomenHeart about heart disease risk for women. She will discuss what women need to know about their risk and where to get information. WomenHeart, a national coalition for women with...
Removal of Kents Store ambulance to increase response time
Jan. 30, 20250174 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Residents in the Kents Store areas might be waiting longer for ambulance service. Kents Store Volunteer Fire Department Chief Andrew Pullen announced Thursday (Jan. 16) that they had requested the county remove the staffed ambulance stationed at the fire station during the day shift. In a lengthy...
