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Supervisors press Expedition officials on water, noise and power line

Supervisors press Expedition officials on water, noise and power line

Film explores letters from the enslaved

Film explores letters from the enslaved

Sep. 25, 2026010 By Page H. Gifford The Words They Left Behind: Letters From the Enslaved, a documentary film by Horace Scruggs III, will be shown Sept. 27 at 3 p.m. at Palmyra United Methodist Church. The film chronicles the creation of the Fluvanna Historical Society’s exhibition featuring letters written by people enslaved at Bremo...
Fluvanna field hockey falls 3-2 in overtime

Fluvanna field hockey falls 3-2 in overtime

Sep. 25, 202604 By Duncan Nixon On Sept. 15, the Fluvanna girls field hockey team hosted the Hilltoppers from E.C. Glass High in Lynchburg.  Field hockey is usually a low-scoring sport. It is tough and sometimes dangerous, as sticks and a hard ball are always in play. The ball is normally hit along the ground, but it can come up and hit a...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, E.W. THOMAS

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, E.W. THOMAS

Sep. 25, 202604 The E.W. Thomas Market celebrated its centennial year in business with a well-earned birthday bash on Sunday, Sept. 20. Hundreds of well-wishers turned out to enjoy food, prize giveaways, wine tastings, and more. And because no business makes it to 100 without knowing how to multitask, the store remained open for regular Sunday shopping...
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Early voting begins Sept. 18

Early voting begins Sept. 18

Sep. 17, 20260111 Fluvanna Review Staff Early voting for Virginia’s Nov. 3 general election begins Friday, Sept. 18, and continues through Saturday, Oct. 31. This year's ballot includes races for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, along with three proposed amendments to the Virginia Constitution.  Fluvanna voters will choose...
Construction begins at Routes 53 and 20

Construction begins at Routes 53 and 20

Sep. 17, 2026019 Fluvanna Review Staff If you have been using Route 53 to get around the South Boston Road closure on trips to Charlottesville, VDOT has some unwelcome news: construction is beginning at the intersection of Routes 53 and 20. Work was scheduled to begin as early as Monday, Sept. 14, on a new hybrid, multilane roundabout replacing...
Fluco football crushes Chancellor Chargers 59-19

Fluco football crushes Chancellor Chargers 59-19

Sep. 17, 2026023 By Duncan Nixon Coach Mitchell Pace said that when you know you are better than the team you are playing, you must play like it. In other words, do not play down to your opponents’ level.  That certainly didn’t happen in this game. The Flucos completely dominated the Chargers. It started slowly for the Flucos. ...
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