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Tenaska project enters permit phase
Aug. 6, 202608 Debate shifts from local approval to state environmental review Heather Michon Editor Tenaska representatives held an open house at Fluvanna County High School on Tuesday, July 28, the first since the Board of Supervisors approved a special use permit for the proposed Expedition Generation power plant back in March. More...
Valley Link opponents prepare for possible court fight
Aug. 6, 2026010 By Heather Michon Editor Opponents of the proposed Valley Link transmission line are preparing for a fight–one that may ultimately depend less on public outrage than on paperwork, expert testimony and a carefully constructed legal record. That was the message from a public meeting at Moss-Nuckols Elementary School in Louisa...
Remembering longtime Lake resident Peggy Alexander
Aug. 6, 202605 By Page H. Gifford Peggy Tyndall Alexander passed away on July 4, 2026, at the age of 80. Alexander was remembered as a longtime member and employee of the Lake Monticello Owners’ Association. She served as LMOA’s communications manager for more than 25 years and used her photography skills to document life and events at the...
Get ready for Fluvanna High fall sports
Aug. 6, 202605 By Duncan Nixon The Fluvanna High School fall sports calendar is out, and it is full. The sport that leads off the fall season is golf, with the Flucos hosting the annual multi-team George Bockman Memorial event on Aug. 6. The golf season is shorter than fall sports seasons that are played indoors or under the lights...
New Virginia law requires pay ranges in job postings
Jul. 31, 2026085 Fluvanna Review Staff Virginia employers must now tell applicants what a job pays before they apply under a new state law that took effect July 1. The law requires employers to include a wage, salary, or good-faith pay range in every public and internal posting for a job, promotion, transfer, or other employment opportunity....
Planners call for rewrite of rural development policies
Jul. 31, 20260121 By Heather MichonEditor A major section of Fluvanna County’s proposed Comprehensive Plan is headed back for another round of work after Planning Commission members concluded that its recommendations on rural preservation and development were too numerous, overly specific, and ultimately, difficult to implement. During a special...
Texas Jack’s legacy lives on at 180
Jul. 31, 20260112 By Page H. Gifford Anyone who has lived in Fluvanna County long enough will come across notable historical figure John “Texas Jack” Omohundro. Born in Palmyra on July 27, 1846, Omohundro was a Confederate courier and scout from Fluvanna County who headed west after the Civil War. He became a cowboy, trail boss, Army scout, and...