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Pace picked as new varsity football coach
Jan. 27, 20230404 Pace chosen as FCHS varsity football coach Press release At the Fluvanna County School Board Meeting on Thursday, Jan. 26, the Fluvanna County School Board unanimously approved the appointment of Mitchell Pace as the Fluvanna high school varsity football coach. After opening up the position in December, FCPS was able to pool...
Supervisors consider multiple zoning requests
Jan. 26, 20230758 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The Board of Supervisors tackled a set of zoning requests at its meeting on Wednesday night (Jan 18), ranging from a small farm machinery shop on Rt. 250 to a massive distribution center on Rt. 15. The Vaughn Property Group of Chantilly hopes to build on two 40-acre parcels straddling Rt. 15 about a...
Bertha Armstrong retires after 52 years of service
Jan. 26, 20230464 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Residents of Fluvanna County came out Jan. 15 and joined Bertha Armstrong in celebrating her 52 years of service to the community. There are not many in Fluvanna who did not know Armstrong. Those who do know her, know her patient, positive outlook and her headstrong inquisitive nature. A...
Fluco wrestlers destroy Monticello and top Charlottesville
Jan. 26, 20230148 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluco wrestling team scored two wins at home on Jan. 11. Teams from Monticello High, Western Albemarle and Charlottesville came to Fluvanna for the meet. Coach Craig Conner’s squad took on Monticello and Charlottesville but did not wrestle Western Albemarle. All four schools are in the...
Fluvanna boys and girls compete at FUMA
Jan. 19, 20230184 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluvanna boys and girls indoor track and field teams traveled down Rt. 15 on Wednesday, Jan. 11, to Fork Union Military Academy (FUMA). Though it was called a mini-meet, it was a mob scene. Athletes from 14 boys teams and 13 girls teams can barely fit into the outstanding FUMA facility. Many...
Rescue Squad welcomes support from UVA students
Jan. 19, 20230309 Contributed by LMOA Communications In recent years, businesses and organizations throughout the nation have struggled to find enough staff and volunteers. Against all odds, the Lake Monticello Volunteer Rescue Squad (LMVRS) has managed to round up 34 new volunteers, thanks to the support of University of Virginia...