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Recent rains fail to quench persistent drought conditions
Jun. 4, 202607 Fluvanna Review Staff Recent rainfall brought some short-term relief to Fluvanna and most of Virginia, but state officials say it was not enough to end the drought conditions affecting most of the Commonwealth. According to the National Weather Service, gauges recorded 2.17 inches of rain in Fluvanna County between May 20 and May...
Flucos battle through postseason play
Jun. 4, 202605 By Duncan Nixon The Fluco boys lacrosse team played well enough during the regular season to host a first-round playoff game, while the Fluco boys soccer team opened postseason play with a comeback win over Brookville. Fluco boys lacrosse hangs in for three quarters, falls 12-7 For boys' lacrosse, the opponent on May 27 was the...
Valley Link puts historic landscape at risk
Jun. 4, 2026010 Fluvanna County Historical Society asks residents to help document threatened sites By Heather Michon, Editor Since it was announced earlier this year, the proposed Valley Link transmission line has been described in terms of megawatts, substations and rights-of-way. It is an entirely future-facing project, designed to provide...
Unlocking Help in Fluvanna
Jun. 4, 202608 By Page H. Gifford Falls in the home are among the most common emergencies facing older adults, and they can quickly become more dangerous when rescue crews cannot get through a locked door. Nationally, falls account for about 17% of all EMS calls involving adults 65 and older, according to a CDC-authored study using National EMS...
Flucos held to one hit in loss to Louisa
May. 28, 2026047 By Duncan Nixon Fluco Head Coach Joel Critzer said after the game that his team wasn’t its usual aggressive self at the plate as the Flucos fell to Louisa 3-0 on May 19, with only two base runners in seven innings. Sophomore first baseman Jake McCall lined a solid single to left to lead off the third inning for the Flucos. A hit...
Bulk water proposal raises Tenaska questions
May. 28, 20260169 By Heather Michon, Editor The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors voted Wednesday night to advertise a public hearing on proposed rules for bulk water withdrawals, even as residents urged the board to add stronger safeguards for large-scale industrial water use. The proposed ordinance would create a hydrant meter permit process...