• News
    • Government
    • Schools
    • Business
    • Sports
    • Crime
    • Arts
    • Columns
    • Features
    • Public Safety
    • Obituaries
  • Current and Past Issues
    • Fluvanna Review
    • Buckingham Beacon
    • Louisa Life
    • OC Magazine
    • Scottsville Monthly
    • Archives
  • Advertise With Us
  • About Us
  • Public Notices
Fluvanna Review
  • Oct. 22, 2026
Fluvanna Review
  • News
    • Government
    • Schools
    • Business
    • Sports
    • Crime
    • Arts
    • Columns
    • Features
    • Public Safety
    • Obituaries
  • Current and Past Issues
    • Fluvanna Review
    • Buckingham Beacon
    • Louisa Life
    • OC Magazine
    • Scottsville Monthly
    • Archives
  • Advertise With Us
  • About Us
  • Public Notices
  • Follow
    • Facebook
    • Twitter

Editor Fluvanna Review

Author's Posts

10-22-2026

10-22-2026

Fluco Volleyball tops Orange County 3-0

Fluco Volleyball tops Orange County 3-0

Oct. 22, 2026018 By Duncan Nixon The Fluvanna County volleyball team swept the Orange County Hornets three games to none at home on Oct. 15.  When a volleyball team wins three-nothing, it often means the teams weren't evenly matched. In this case, the Flucos were clearly the stronger team, but the Hornets put up strong resistance to what...
Fluvanna Veterinary opens

Fluvanna Veterinary opens

Oct. 22, 2026039 By Page H. Gifford On Monday, October 12, Fluvanna Veterinary opened for business in the former Martha Jefferson medical clinic, across from Wahoo BBQ at 17 Centre Street.  The clinic is state-of-the-art, with separate treatment areas for dogs and cats. Dr. Rohan Rajapakse, DVM, MSc, DACLAM, known as Dr. Rohan, is a...
Fluvanna schools maintain accreditation, but attendance concerns persist

Fluvanna schools maintain accreditation, but attendance concerns persist

Oct. 22, 2026034 By Heather Michon With improved test scores and strong graduation rates, all four Fluvanna County public schools have retained their accreditation, but officials said chronic absenteeism remains a concern. Assistant Superintendent Gemma Soares presented the division’s latest academic performance and accreditation data to the...
Planning Commission backs solar project, advances data center restrictions

Planning Commission backs solar project, advances data center restrictions

Oct. 22, 2026018 West Bottom proposal wins unanimous support despite neighborhood concerns By Heather Michon Fluvanna’s Planning Commission unanimously backed a proposed solar facility in the West Bottom community on Tuesday, Oct. 13. The commission also advanced an ordinance intended to prohibit stand-alone data centers, although questions...
Tenaska lawsuit cites warnings over financial commitments

Tenaska lawsuit cites warnings over financial commitments

Oct. 22, 2026048 New court filing questions agreements made before plant approval By Heather Michon A new filing in a lawsuit brought by the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) on behalf of six Fluvanna County residents alleges that county officials were warned about potential legal problems with Tenaska's financial commitments before the...
10-01-2026

10-01-2026

Oct. 21, 2026089327 10-01-2026_FinalPagesDownload ...
Recent rains bring relief, but drought concerns linger

Recent rains bring relief, but drought concerns linger

Oct. 16, 20260131 Groundwater levels remain low across parts of Central Virginia Fluvanna Review Staff Recent rainfall has brought some relief to drought-stricken Central Virginia, but groundwater levels and streamflows remain below normal in parts of the region–raising questions about how quickly the area can recover from months of dry...
Jordan scores five TDs as Flucos rout Monticello 34-6

Jordan scores five TDs as Flucos rout Monticello 34-6

Oct. 16, 2026063 By Duncan Nixon The Monticello High Mustangs came down Route 53 on Friday for the Flucos’ Homecoming game. A large and enthusiastic crowd was on hand.  Both teams were 4-1, so fans expected a close battle. But the Mustang defense simply had no answer for Fluco senior running back Garrett Jordan.  The Flucos received...
Reassessment brings new values, tax questions

Reassessment brings new values, tax questions

Oct. 16, 20260178 Rising values could affect tax bills when supervisors set rates next spring Heather Michon, Editor Fluvanna County property owners will soon learn how much their homes and property have changed in value as the county prepares to mail notices for its 2027 real estate reassessment later this month. Jason Cowan of Cowan Services,...
Page 1 of 306123...
  • News
  • Current and Past Issues
  • Advertise With Us
  • About Us
  • Public Notices
  • Back to top
© Fluvanna Review 2022. All rights reserved.
Produced by Valley Publishing Group