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Fluco volleyball hangs on for 3–2 win over the Albemarle Patriots
Oct. 8, 2026011 By Duncan Nixon The Fluvanna High volleyball team, under head coach Aimee McCall, got off to a strong start at home on Sept. 29. They won the first game easily, 25–12. The Patriots came back somewhat in the second game of the best-of-three wins format. The Flucos prevailed, however, this time by a comfortable six-point margin. A...
Fluvanna studio tour to feature over 20 artists Oct. 17–18
Oct. 8, 2026011 Contributed by Cathy Tatro The fifth annual ARTS of Fluvanna Studio Tour will be Saturday, Oct. 17, and Sunday, Oct. 18. The free, self-guided tour includes 14 studios and 21 local artists. It will feature five new artists. Free copies of the tour map are available at many local businesses and from www.artsfluvanna.com. The...
DWR urges tree stand safety as hunters return to woods
Oct. 8, 202607 Fluvanna Review Staff During the 2025-26 hunting season, the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources recorded 13 tree stand incidents, including one fatality. In nine of those cases, they say, the victims were not connected to the tree with a fall-arrest system. Six had not taken a hunter education course. As hunters return...
Valley Link revises Route 2; Fluvanna path apparently unchanged
Oct. 8, 2026019 By Heather Michon, Editor Valley Link has revised one of its proposed transmission line routes through Central Virginia, shifting portions of Route 2 in Buckingham and Louisa counties while apparently leaving its path through Fluvanna unchanged. The proposed Joshua Falls-to-Yeat transmission line would stretch approximately 115...
Smokey Hollow Tattoo opens on Turkeysag Trail
Oct. 8, 2026011 By Page H. Gifford Smokey Hollow Tattoo is open and welcoming customers in the Turkeysag Trail shopping center. Owners Dustin and Ginny Messer settled on Turkeysag Trail after searching for the right location to open their own shop. Dustin, the artist behind Smokey Hollow Tattoo, has more than 20 years of experience in...
Interested in becoming a Master Gardener?
Oct. 8, 2026011 Information sessions for Extension training are coming soon Contributed by E. Dianne Campbell Registration is open, and informational meetings are scheduled: it’s time to sign up for the 2027 Fluvanna County Extension Master Gardener class. Held once a year, the training program is a 50-hour course with classes ranging from the...
