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Fluco volleyball team wins first playoff game; falls in semis
Nov. 16, 20220145 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent It was a very good season for the Fluvanna County High School volleyball team under Coach Christi Harlowe-Garrett. The Flucos finished 19-6, winning better than three out of four of their matches. They were 12-1 at home. On Nov. 4 they traveled to Lynchburg to take on Liberty Christian. The Flucos had to...
Fluvanna Faces: Mike Chenail, owner of The Graphic Garage
Nov. 16, 20220404 By Harvey J. SorumCorrespondent Mike, tell us about your background and how you decided to start your sign and design business. Growing up my parents owned a vegetable stand and my dad would regularly purchase oil-cloth signs made to promote the various seasonal products or upcoming sales. That, coupled with an opportunity to...
People's Choice Award art show returns
Nov. 16, 20220249 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent After a five-year absence, the Fluvanna Art Association is bringing back the People's Choice Awards (PCA) art show. But this one will be different. With the help of the Fluvanna County Public Library and Director Cyndi Hoffman, voting by the public, once held to one day, will now continue through Dec....
Bob Good easily wins second term in 5th District
Nov. 16, 20220233 Fluvanna votes for Good By Heather MichonCorrespondent Bob Good handily defeated Democratic challenger Josh Throneburg on Tuesday (Nov. 8), winning about 57 percent of the vote across the 5th District. In Fluvanna County, Good won 53.3 percent of the vote to Throneburg’s 46.5 percent. As of Friday afternoon (Nov. 11), Good...
High fuel prices hit schools
Nov. 16, 20220358 By Heather MichonCorrespondent High fuel prices are hitting everyone’s wallets these days – including Fluvanna County Public Schools. With a fleet of diesel buses and vehicles and two schools that rely on fuel oil for winter heating, FCPS routinely negotiates fixed prices with suppliers. The system’s current rates...
Two Flucos sign to play at the next level
Nov. 16, 20220219 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent It is always a happy afternoon when high school athletes sit down and sign to play their sport at the college level. On Nov. 8, Fluco softball catcher Braelyn Via and Fluco baseball pitcher J.J. Glasscock were the Fluco athletes committing to continue to play at the college level. Glasscock will pitch at...Steven Lewis Warner
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of 16-year Lake Monticello resident Steven Lewis Warner on November 3rd, following a short but rapidly deteriorating heart condition at the young age of 52. Steve is known by many in our community, as he has provided support to numerous neighbors over the years with...
