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Fluco football opens with a hard-fought win
Sep. 3, 2026011 By Duncan Nixon It was a terrific game for the spectators, who certainly got their money’s worth. The Flucos’ offense piled up over 400 yards against a tough Spotsylvania squad, winning 44-36. This was a game highlighted by big plays. The Flucos won the coin toss and elected to receive. It was an excellent decision. Junior...
Virginia Cooperative Extension connects community to science
Sep. 3, 202607 By Page H. Gifford The Virginia Cooperative Extension is a great resource for anyone wanting to learn more about subjects ranging from farming to gardening. The VCE connects the scientific research of Virginia's two land-grant universities, Virginia Tech and Virginia State University, directly to local communities across the...
Lake Advisory Group Offers Discounted Membership, Beginner-Friendly Play
Sep. 3, 202608 By Mike Feazel Lake Monticello is offering a half-price semi-annual membership to use its Ashlawn racquet courts starting Sept. 1, and the Pickleball Advisory Group (PAG) will offer new ways for new people to try out the fast-growing sport. Among other offerings, certified pickleball coach Glen Mead will offer a free class for new...
Dolly’s Imagination Library leaves its mark on Fluvanna
Sep. 3, 2026015 By Heather Michon Each month, hundreds of young children across Fluvanna County find a book waiting for them in the mail. It comes from Dolly Parton. The singer, songwriter, actress and philanthropist, who died last week at 80, achieved virtually every honor the entertainment world could offer over a career spanning...
Filmmaker Ken Burns joins opposition to Valley Link
Sep. 3, 2026022 Fluvanna County Staff Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns has joined the opposition to Valley Link. In a short video posted last week on the Facebook page of Jefferson County Voices Opposing Line Transmissions, the acclaimed documentarian said he was “gravely worried” about the proposed transmission project. The Valley Link...
Grocery costs push families toward smaller portions, meatless meals
Aug. 27, 2026077 Fluvanna Review Staff Rising grocery prices are changing what families put on the dinner table, with many households buying less meat, serving smaller portions, and planning meals around weekly sales. A state-level analysis of a national survey commissioned by MarketBeat estimates that 63% of Virginia households have reduced the...
Youth Golf Foundation Receives Grant
Aug. 27, 2026037 The Lake Monticello Youth Golf Foundation has been named the recipient of a grant from Better Living Building Supply. The prize was awarded after Better Living reviewed the Foundation’s application. That process took many weeks and involved numerous entries from 501 (c) (3) organizations. In announcing the award,...