Fluvanna Review

Cafeteria becomes enchanted kingdom

Written by Christina Dimeo Guseman, Correspondent | 01 May 2013

The prom as a rite of passage
“Where’d you get your dress?” “Who did your hair?” “What do you hope to remember most about tonight?” Students attending Fluvanna County High School’s “Enchanted Kingdom” themed prom Saturday night (April 28) received their first taste of the red carpet as they strolled into the school building amidst flying questions and popping flashbulbs.

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Lake addresses new development, smoking and dam issues

Written by Ruthann Carr, Correspondent | 29 June 2012

Ian Jackson, of I and J Home Builders talked to the Lake Monticello Owners’ Association Board at Thursday (June 28) night’s board meeting about more than 30 acres he hopes to buy on the Lake side of Route 618. Jackson said he plans to build homes that would cost between $190,000 and $200,000.

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Panda Chinese restaurant open for business

Written by Page H. Gifford, Correspondent | 22 August 2012

The newly opened Panda Chinese restaurant has a lot going for it, food-wise that is. If you’re one of the ones looking for décor and ambiance, Chinese red walls and gold Oriental fans, that is not what Panda is all about. The restaurant offers take-out, a few tables set up for eating in, and catering for small or large parties. It is a place for the true Chinese food lover.

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High school earns silver medal for excellence

Written by Lynn Stayton-Eurell | 01 May 2013

Fluvanna County High School earned a Silver Medal ranking of number 41 in the state and number 1,765 nationally. Fluvanna was the only school in the Central Virginia area to earn a silver medal, according to a school press release.
In the state rankings, parents and students can compare schools in terms of student-teacher ratios, college readiness, and proficiency on state math and English assessments.