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Fluco field hockey loses to Louisa County 1-0
Oct. 13, 20220142 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluco field hockey team controlled play in both halves on Oct. 6, but couldn’t find the net. The Louisa Lions managed a single goal midway through the first of four 15-minute periods and that was the end of the scoring. The Lions scored from a scramble in front of the net on a shot that deflected...
Fluco volleyball team tops Western Albemarle, now 12-2
Oct. 5, 20220218 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluvanna High volleyball team under the guidance of Coach Christi Harlowe-Garrett defeated the Warriors from Western Albemarle on Sept. 27 by three games to one. The Flucos are now 12-2 on the season. Western was a strong opponent. They came in with 12 wins under their belt. The Warriors were the...
Fluvanna Faces: Bob Kenward
Oct. 5, 2022075 By Harvey J. Sorum Correspondent Tell us about your occupation prior to starting Fluvanna Sports Photography. I began my career with the Department of Defense in 1984 as a communications engineer for the Air Force at Griffiss AFB, NY. In 1991, we moved to Fluvanna County and I started work with the Army. I retired from that...
Supervisors adopt new economic development blueprint
Oct. 5, 20220577 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Board of Supervisors approved a strategic plan for economic growth at their meeting on Sept. 21 – but not without a serious debate about the role of housing in Fluvanna’s future growth. The plan is designed as a blueprint for economic development over the next five years. PlatinumPR, a...
Stamper talks about painting
Oct. 5, 20220150 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Nance Stamper's work is suggestive, celebrating those quiet moments people love, like the image of a lone kayaker on tranquil waters in the early morning. Her forms and moods emerge out of light and bright colors, solidifying her style as an artist. The people in her paintings use subtle movements to...
Bremo Power Plant demolished
Sep. 28, 20220440 By Heather Michon Correspondent When the Bremo Power Plant first came online in 1931, it was hailed as a piece of cutting-edge engineering. The coal-fired power station took years to build at a cost of millions of dollars and promised to bring the blessings of modern life to communities all along the James River. Its work long...