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Marina Point denied permits, dog ordinance passes
Jan. 25, 20240291 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Marina Point has once again failed in its bid to expand its Lake Monticello condominium complex, as the Board of Supervisors denied both a zoning change and a special use permit at its meeting on Wednesday evening (Jan. 17). These were the same motions unanimously defeated before the Planning...
Fluco wrestling team hosts 7th annual Billy Wensel Classic
Jan. 25, 20240145 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent On Jan. 20, the Fluvanna wrestling squad welcomed 11 visiting teams to its mats at Fluvanna High. A total of 18 teams were expected, but inclement weather caused some schools to cancel. The format for the match was a bit complicated. Three pools were established, two with four teams and one with three....
Pullen elected school board chair
Jan. 18, 20240378 Book review committee named By Heather MichonCorrespondent Andrew Pullen (Columbia District) and Andre Key (Rivanna District) will serve as chair and vice-chair of the Fluvanna County School Board for the next year. The board spent the first half of its 90-minute regular meeting on Wednesday (Jan. 10) voting on appointments to...
Fluco boys trounce Goochland Bulldogs 68-30
Jan. 18, 20240111 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluvanna boys basketball team hosted the Goochland County Bulldogs on Jan. 12. The teams came in with somewhat comparable records. Fluvanna was 5-6 and Goochland 4-7, so a close game might have been expected. Not so. The Flucos were clearly the stronger team, and by a wide margin. The game was...
ToBe Fare and Julian Evans to perform at Carysbrook
Jan. 18, 20240127 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent The trio ToBe Fare and Julian Evans will perform at Carysbrook Performing Arts Center on Jan. 20 at 7 p.m. Every January, the Fluvanna County Arts Council makes a habit of showcasing local talent with its Making it Local theme. Sometimes, making it local might include performers from neighboring...
County officials focus on potential negative impact of solar farms
Jan. 11, 20240481 By Heather MichonCorrespondent In a joint session on Wednesday night (Jan. 3), the Board of Supervisors and the Planning Commission heard a presentation on the potential negative impacts of utility-scale solar power. The presentation was led by Jason Sweeney, a local attorney who established a nonprofit called “Citizen Defenders...