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Fluco fall sports schedule proves crowded
Aug. 1, 20240102 By Duncan NixonCorrespondence The Fluco fall sports schedule is crowded. Football, volleyball, cross country, field hockey and golf will be sharing the stage. Fluco football has an unusual schedule. Last year Mitchell Pace’s squad played six of its ten contests at home. In 2024, only four of ten will be at home and six will be...
New teachers gather for the start of the new school year
Aug. 1, 20240412 By Heather MichonCorrespondent With the start of the school year just two weeks away, Fluvanna County Public Schools held its annual teacher orientation breakfast at Fluvanna Middle School on Tuesday morning (July 30). About 27 new elementary, middle and high school teachers–ranging from veteran educators to recent...
Morris talks about the importance of training your dog
Jul. 25, 20240115 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Getting a dog is a lifelong commitment but is most rewarding. Yet, to appreciate the bond between the dog and human, having a well-trained dog secures the commitment. Local trainer Ashleigh Morris understands what it takes to overcome obstacles and have a relationship with our companion...
Despite best efforts, LMST falls to Charlottesville
Jul. 25, 2024099 Contributed by Amy Williams The Lake Monticello Swim Team (LMST) was set to host the City of Charlottesville Swordfish, for the final meet of the regular summer swim season, on Wednesday, July 17, but a slow moving thunderstorm would send families home before the meet even began. On Thursday, July 18th, the teams reconvened at the...
A different type of golf at Pleasant Grove
Jul. 25, 2024074 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluvanna County Parks and Recreation maintains an 18 “hole” disc golf course that is open and free to play at Pleasant Grove. To some extent disc golf is like regular golf but there are obvious differences. In disc golf, as in regular golf, the goal is to finish nine or 18 holes with the lowest...
Dunbar Schoolhouse celebrates centennial
Jul. 25, 20240526 Contributed by Marieke Henry The Dunbar Schoolhouse on Mountain Hill Road in Palmyra - originally built to educate Black children only - celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Though segregated education is not a topic to be rejoiced, the survival of this historical Rosenwald building certainly is. Fluvanna County native Carmen...