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Scottsville native serves with U.S. Navy’s Maritime Expeditionary Security Force
Apr. 25, 20240210 By Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Jerome Fjeld, Navy Office of Community OutreachThe U.S. Navy owns many large submarines, ships and aircraft carriers that need to be protected when operating at sea and close to the shore. A special group of sailors is charged with protecting these Navy investments. Photo by Mass...
Fluvanna Happenings: Did You Know?
Apr. 25, 20240229 By Rae AlbertsCorrespondent Fun Fact of the Week: You might automatically think of the Mississippi when I say the ‘longest river in the USA,’ but that title actually belongs to the Missouri River! It winds along for a staggering 2,341 miles across seven states. The Mississippi is only a mile shorter, though, at 2,340 miles, so...
Greenberg talks landscape and wildlife photography
Apr. 25, 2024080 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Landscape and wildlife photographer Ben Greenberg will talk to Friends of the Library about his work on May 1 at 10 a.m.. Greenberg's vibrant photos of his subjects capture a single element of natural beauty that attracts the viewer, from his weeping landscapes to his majestic birds. From an...
Fluvanna soccer athletes heading to Europe
Apr. 25, 20240115 By Kaiya Wrigley, FCHS journalism student FCHS sophomores Brady Crisp and Logan Bishop are getting the rare chance to do what they love in a foreign country. The two will head to Northern Europe to play soccer this July. Crisp and Bishop will be playing on a Charlottesville Alliance club soccer team that will be out of the country...
Fluvanna boys soccer scores a 1-0 win over Goochland Bulldogs
Apr. 25, 20240126 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent Thanks to soccer legend Pele, soccer is often referred to as “the beautiful game.” The phrase probably come from goals scored due to wonderful pass work by the offence. Even though soccer is the most popular game worldwide, it has never caught on in the United States. Few sports fans know the names of...
Charter school debate dominates monthly school board meeting
Apr. 17, 20240205 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The question of charter schools again dominated the Fluvanna County School Board's monthly meeting on Wednesday (April 8). Charter schools are alternative programs that operate outside the regular public school system. Unlike tuition-based private schools, charter schools receive their...
Silver and Gold, a new social group for seniors
Apr. 17, 20240121 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent For those over 55 and living in Fluvanna who say there isn't much to do except play golf, pickle ball, or cards, there’s a new thing to do. Peggy Shanklin saw a need and started a new group called Silver and Gold. "I recognized a gap in services for older individuals who still desire to be active...