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Fluvanna Supervisors Oppose Valley Link Transmission Line as Concerns Mount Over Impacts
Apr. 9, 2026012 By Heather Michon, Editor The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Wednesday (April 1) to oppose a proposed high-voltage transmission line that would cut across the county, citing concerns over property values, environmental damage, and the long-term impact on the county’s rural character. The board’s...
Stayton Eurell wins 17th Virginia Press Association Award for Advertisin
Apr. 9, 202606 By Heather Michon, Editor Lynn Stayton Eurell has won her 17th award from the Virginia Press Association, helping bring the Fluvanna Review’s total to 104 honors. The Virginia Press Association is a statewide organization representing 160 newspapers across the Commonwealth. Its annual award competition recognizes excellence in...
After 34 years in radio, Sherry Taylor signs off
Apr. 9, 2026011 Fluvanna Review Staff For nearly two decades, the morning commute in Central Virginia has been defined for many by a voice that felt as much like a friend as a radio personality. But after 34 years in the industry and 18 years at Z95.1, Fluvanna County resident Sherry Taylor has officially signed off. Taylor’s final...Robert G. "Bob" Rockholt
Robert G. "Bob" Rockholt of Lake Monticello VA passed away on March 17, 2026, after a valiant fight with cancer. He was born on September 12, 1947 in Charlotte, NC. In his youth, Bob earned the rank of Eagle Scout. He married Sheila Tanner in 1967 and shared 58 years of marriage. Robert was proud of his military service from...
Spring planting starts here: Master Gardener sale set for May 2
Apr. 9, 202607 Submitted by Fluvanna Master Gardeners It’s time to get your planting beds ready. Decide where you want new colors or textures. Estimate how many vegetables or herbs you’ll need. Plan a special spot for pollinator attractors. And give yourself permission to add a few unexpected whims. The Annual Fluvanna Master Gardener...
From beginners to veterans, golf grows at Lake Monticello
Apr. 9, 202606 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent Golf is having a moment at Lake Monticello. Participation in both men’s and women’s leagues is climbing, continuing a steady upward trend that organizers say shows no signs of slowing. Over 150 players have already signed up across programs, with more expected in the coming weeks. Paul Schmidt,...
