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Eight Fluco athletes commit to playing in college
Apr. 28, 20220408 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent Fluco Athletics Director Scott Morris held two signing ceremonies recently at the Fluvanna County High School. The first announced that Shea Hart will be going on to compete in track and field at the Division 1 level, for Virginia Military Academy (VMI). It was also announced that Khiana Brassfield will...
Fluco girls soccer team battles Charlottesville, loses 1-0
Apr. 28, 20220204 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent In a highly competitive game, played on the Fluco’s field on April 21, the Flucos had control of the ball more often and pressed the opposing defense severely, but you have to score to win. If you have more corner kicks than the opposition, you have controlled play, but you have to score to win. In...
Tax rates to fall
Apr. 28, 202201093 By Heather Michon Correspondent Fluvanna County residents will see lower real estate and personal property tax rates under the budget adopted by the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday night (April 20). The total budget came for the Fiscal Year 2023 came to $98,029,405, a decrease of 13.2 percent over the amended FY2022...Lawrence Samuel Landsberg
Lawrence Samuel Landsberg of Palmyra, Virginia, owner of Landsberg Home Improvement, passed away from a stroke on April 18, 2022. He was 46 years old. Larry was born in Manhattan, NY to Jacqueline and Yale Landsberg, and grew up in Marlboro, NJ with his beloved younger brother, Jeffrey Landsberg. He cherished his children, Jackson...
Harris talks about experience at the Kennedy Center
Apr. 28, 20220249 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent For anyone who has a goal to work in theater, getting a foot in the door of the Kennedy Center is an honor. Jessica Harris did just that. She has long had a passion and dedication for the theater arts. In her teens, she founded and was the artistic director of Empowered Players, a youth theater...
Only two showed up; as did engaged students, teachers
Apr. 20, 20220832 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Best. Meeting. Ever. Probably because it wasn’t one. The regular meeting of the Fluvanna School Board on Thursday (April 14) didn’t happen. People gathered, but because only two school board members showed up – Gequetta Murray-Key (Rivanna) and Chair James Kelley (Palmyra) - there...