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Removal of Kents Store ambulance to increase response time
Jan. 30, 20250181 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...
Fluco girls destroy Goochland Bulldogs 59-8
Jan. 23, 2025051 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent It was a massacre. Fluco Coach Josh McElheny’s team has very little height and no bulk at all. What it has is a lot of solid athletes. It is hard for this team to let up on an outclassed opponent because the bench is nearly as good as the starters. The Flucos outscored the Bulldogs in the fourth quarter...
Fluvanna schools caught in national PowerSchool data breach
Jan. 23, 20250177 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Fluvanna County Public Schools is one of thousands of school districts caught up in a massive data breach of PowerSchool, the widely-used software company that helps manage information on students, staff, and faculty. Superintendent Peter Gretz announced in a Jan. 10 statement that his leadership...
Fluvanna courthouse restoration wins $785,000 grant
Jan. 23, 20250265 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Fluvanna’s Historic Courthouse Restoration Project has received a $785,000 grant from the state’s Department of Historic Resources Virginia 250 Preservation Fund. Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the grant, one of 35 approved statewide, on Thursday (Jan. 16). The fund was established...
Emergency services director granted bond in sexual assault case
Jan. 23, 20250478 Trial date set for March 25 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Fluvanna County Emergency Services Director James True was granted bond on Tuesday (Jan. 14), four days after his arrest on multiple misdemeanor counts of sexual assault. General District Court Judge Theresa W. Carter set a secured bond of $10,000. True stands...
Non-profit helps Hurricane Helene victims
Jan. 23, 20250148 Fluvanna couple help in efforts to buy campers for those in need By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Appalachian Hope 4 U was started by Fred and Christie Huger of Fairfield, Va., and Scott and Tina Lough of Scherr, W.Va.. Tammy Kimble, who lives in Fluvanna, got involved with the organization with her twin sister Tina. “When...