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November: Stargazing in Fluvanna
Oct. 31, 20240118 By Pat Beers BlockWelcome to this month’s highlights of enjoyable evening and morning sky events! October weather was a bit uncooperative, with many October evening skies filled with clouds and precipitation. These conditions made it difficult to view events like the orbiting of the mini-moon, the flare of the ...
Schools discuss digital stress and online risks for students
Oct. 31, 20240231 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Smartphones and social media have become a regular part of daily life for people of all ages. The impact of this technology on students was the subject of a community meeting at Central Elementary on Wednesday night (Oct. 24). For the latest Fluco Engagement Night, school officials, the...
New solar ordinances set tough restrictions on utility-scale development
Oct. 31, 20240710 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The Board of Supervisors passed a new set of ordinances at their Oct. 16 meeting that will heavily restrict the development of utility-scale solar farms within Fluvanna County. The ordinances, created by a joint committee of two supervisors and two Planning Commission members, set stringent...
Hesler to talk with FOL about timely topic in her new book
Oct. 31, 20240207 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Author Jody Hobbs Hesler's will discuss her new novel Without You Here with Friends of the Library on Nov. 6 at 10 a.m. It is told through the eyes of eight-year-old Noreen, who deals with her aunt Nonie’s suicide. Hesler said that the loss, compounded by the family’s fears that Noreen will...
FCHS celebrates a triple triumph in publications
Oct. 31, 20240124 Press ReleaseVHSL recently awarded FCHS first place in all three of its school publications for the 2023-2024 school year. This achievement marks a historic moment for the Flucos, as it’s the first time the school has won first place in every category in a single year. The winning publications include: 2024 "Phases" Fluvannual...
Two Fluvanna girls cross country runners are third and fourth at District meet
Oct. 31, 20240138 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Jefferson District 5000 meter year-end cross-country meet was held at Panorama Farms on Oct. 23. Panorama Farms is a private property not open to the public for running or walking It is located in northern Albemarle County between Free Union and the Charlottesville-Albemarle airport. It is...
