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South Boston Road closure expected to last nine months
Jul. 2, 2026040 By Heather MichonEditor A major traffic project on South Boston Road in Palmyra is expected to close part of the road for about nine months, creating a long-term...
Valley Link project draws residents to second Fluvanna meeting
Jul. 2, 2026036 By Heather Michon, Editor Valley Link representatives returned to Fluvanna County on June 22 to answer community concerns about the latest set of maps for the...
Grace & Glory welcomes new pastor
Jul. 2, 2026013 Contributed by Grace & Glory Lutheran Church Grace & Glory Lutheran Church has welcomed the Rev. Louis “Lou” Florio as its fourth pastor. The...
FAST swims past Louisa, 470-400
Jul. 2, 2026011 By Duncan Nixon The Fluvanna Aquatic Sports Team (FAST) hosted the Gators from Louisa County on June 24 at the Fork Union Military Academy pool. The FUMA pool is...
Local mom invents device to take guesswork out of breastfeeding
Jul. 2, 2026015 By Page H. Gifford Jenny Lynde Walding understands the bond that can form between a mother and baby through breastfeeding. She also knows it is not only about...
“Motherless Child” author to speak at library
Jun. 26, 2026070 By Page H. Gifford Writer Tracy Mayo will discuss her memoir, “Motherless Child: A Search for Self and Her Son,” at 2 p.m. June 29 at the Fluvanna County...
Sharks swimmers shine despite loss to Frogs
Jun. 26, 2026033 By Amy Williams The Lake Monticello Sharks faced off against the Farmington Country Club Frogs on Wednesday, June 17. The Frogs secured the win, despite a strong...
Board appoints Washington to Planning Commission in split vote
Jun. 26, 20260229 Supervisors chose former sheriff over incumbent Loretta Johnson Morgan. By Heather Michon, Editor The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors has appointed Ryant...
Signups begin for Fluvanna leadership development program
Jun. 26, 2026072 Contributed by Mike Feazel Registration for the 24th class of the Fluvanna Leadership Development Program begins July 1, and the class typically fills...
