Nov. 5, 202606
By Duncan Nixon
The Fluvanna High football team, under head coach Mitchell Pace, has become a juggernaut.
On Oct. 23, they traveled to Charlottesville and defeated the Black Knights 63-21.
On Oct. 30, they hosted the Goochland Bulldogs and won by an even more impressive 58-7.
One spectator commented, “That’s quite a...
Nov. 5, 202609
By Page H. Gifford
At the Oct. 27 meeting of the Fluvanna Art Association, members brought nature into art through the simple, hands-on process of leaf printing, capturing the beauty of leaves as seen through an artist’s eyes.
Nature has always inspired artists, from landscape painters to botanical illustrators. Leaf printing...
Nov. 5, 2026014
By Mike Feazel
LMOA dues and most fees would go up 3% next year, slightly less than the 3.4% rate of inflation, under the staff budget proposal presented to the board in a work session Tuesday. The final vote on the 2027 budget is expected at the November board meeting.
Homeowner...
Oct. 27, 20260113
Submitted by the Fluvanna Historical Society
At its annual meeting held at Evergreen Baptist Church on Sunday, Oct. 11, Fluvanna Historical Society President Kathleen Kilpatrick announced the society's appointment of Hayley Tartaglino Tompkins as its new executive director.
“I am so honored to have been selected to lead this...
Oct. 27, 2026077
By Duncan Nixon
A large Fluvanna County High School crowd filled Charlottesville Stadium on Thursday, Oct. 22, to watch the Flucos take on the Charlottesville High School Black Knights.
The slaughter started on the first play. Jacob “Crumbs” Loving took the opening kickoff back for a touchdown for the Flucos. Dawson Raines...
Oct. 27, 20260114
By Page H. Gifford
With the holiday season approaching, Fluvanna County has a full calendar of activities for all ages – from Halloween fun for children to craft workshops, movies to community gatherings.
Here are some upcoming events around the county.
Sensory-Friendly Trick-or-Treat: Fluvanna County Public Schools...
Oct. 27, 20260156
By Heather Michon
Restoration of Fluvanna County's historic courthouse will cost more than expected after workers uncovered extensive damage to the building's nearly 200-year-old brickwork.
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Wednesday, Oct. 21, to appropriate an additional $400,000 from capital maintenance reserves to...