Fluvanna County has a new employee that everyone hopes will save the county money. Joe Rodish started Sept. 4 as the purchasing officer. County Administrator Steve Nichols lobbied for the new position telling the board it makes sense to centralize...
Golf The 2012-2013 school year has been full of firsts: a new building, new turf fields, and new players. The golf team has also experienced its own first: sophomore Kaitlyn Presley, the first female on the Fluco golf team. “She’s the first girl we’ve had ever, as far as I know,” said Coach Bryan Searcy. “It’s been...
At a special meeting Wednesday (Sept. 5) representatives from Raymond James Morgan Keegan presented the Fluvanna Board of Supervisors with a comprehensive look at current debt and refinancing options.
The Flying Fluco boys’ and girls’ cross country teams traveled north to Madison County High School on Wednesday (Sept. 5) for a three way meet with Madison and East Rockingham High Schools. The Fluco teams both came away with impressive victories.
This is Csaba, better known as Chubbs, and he is twenty-one- years-old. He is from Hungry and has come to the United States this summer, to work at Camp Friendship, as a camp counselor. While camp has taught Csaba many things about leadership and working as a team, Csaba has taught camp about his compassion and kind spirit. He is a young...
I don’t know about you, but the story about the Palmyra Country Store closing didn’t give me a full and decent ‘good bye’ picture. I have known these wonderful people, Janice and Bob, and don’t forget Victoria, for the four years they have been open and I know how hard they worked. Bob said 12 – 14 hours a day was not...
I made a last minute decision to make the journey Monday morning from Goochland to Fluvanna County to visit friends. As the rain steadily spattered my windshield, I smiled thinking about how excited I was about my upcoming visit. ...
The 2012-2013 Lake Monticello Telephone Directories are hot off the press and may be obtained at the Clubhouse office during regular business hours. Directories are $10 and benefit the Lake Monticello Beautification Corps, a volunteer organization that maintains the public garden spaces within the community.
Can our country afford cuts in education? We must remain competitive in world markets but without well educated young people, not only are we wasting the finest and brightest minds but we are losing our position as number one in the developed world.
