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Fluco field hockey falls to Warriors
Sep. 28, 20230139 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluco field hockey team ran into a buzz saw on Sept. 19. They hosted the undefeated Warriors from Western Albemarle, and the outcome was never in doubt. Fluco goalie, sophomore Savannah Peterson, kicked away several Warrior shots early in the first quarter, but she was under relentless pressure and...
Two school security officers hired
Sep. 20, 20230130 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Von Hill Jr. and Malcolm Nelson have been hired as Fluvanna County High School’s new School Security Officers (SSOs). “Hill and Nelson serve as liaisons between the school community and local law enforcement and collaborate with the School Safety Team, including school resource officers and...
Seven tips for online safety
Sep. 20, 20230182 Kessler Potter, FCHS journalism program Some people call Generation Z (usually considered as those born between 1996 and 2011) “digital natives.” We are the generation that has grown up with the internet. There is nowhere we are more comfortable than on a social media app, scrolling, liking, and following. But this familiarity...
Nourishing Resiliency Training; A way at looking at ourselves
Sep. 20, 2023085 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Medical experts, counselors, and psychologists are looking at ways that can help people heal themselves in stressful moments. One of the main problems of turning off the stressors in the mind is living in a modern world with modern problems but primitive responses. Cynthia Moore, registered...
Fluco volleyball now 8-2 after loss to Albemarle born
Sep. 20, 20230168 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluco volleyball team Coach Christi Harlow-Garrett stated after the team’s match on Sept.14 that her team “just never got in rhythm.” A strong visiting Patriots team handed the Flucos only their second loss in 10 matches, winning three consecutive games by scores of 25-14, 25-11 and...
Polonis survives removal vote but a new community is born
Sep. 20, 20230417 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Before the results of this summer’s special election to remove embattled LMOA Director Donald Polonis were announced on Tuesday night (Sept. 12), those who had campaigned against him were united on one point: even if they lost the vote, they had won. More than 50 residents gathered at the Lake...
