May. 6, 2026071
Duncan Nixon
The top two baseball teams in the Jefferson District met April 30 at Fluvanna’s Sheridan Field. The Flucos entered 6-0 in district play and 10-3 overall, while the Bulldogs came in 5-1 in the district and 10-2 overall.
It was the Bulldogs’ night.
The Bulldogs struck first in the top of the first inning,...
Apr. 30, 20260104
Contributed by E. Dianne Campbell
The Fluvanna Master Gardener Class of 2026 has graduated!
In a ceremony at Fluvanna Public Library on April 25, students received their handsome diplomas and were feted by accompanying family members and the new friends in the horticultural community.
Twelve students worked through 50 hours of...
Apr. 30, 20260135
By Page H. Gifford
Combining her finesse as a painter with a deep-seated love for her four-legged subjects, Fluvanna Art Association member Susan Edginton creates striking, color-rich portraits of dogs that capture the eye and the heart.
Now, Edginton has used her artistic talent to design a fiberglass Labrador statue to...
Apr. 30, 20260261
Heather Michon, Editor
Fluvanna County taxpayers will receive their first-half county tax bills in the coming weeks, and many residents may notice that their personal property taxes are slightly lower.
That’s not because tax rates have changed—the rate for cars and other personal property remains $4.10 per $100 of assessed...
Apr. 30, 2026069
By Duncan Nixon
The Fluvanna girls lacrosse team hosted Western Albemarle on April 21. The Warriors entered with a 4-1 record, while the Flucos stood at 1-4.
Western Albemarle jumped out to a decisive early lead, scoring eight goals in the first quarter.
The Warriors struck first on the opening possession, winning the draw and...
Apr. 30, 2026098
Mrs. Shelly Farley received a competitive grant from American Battlefield Trust’s History Field Trip Grant Program
(Washington D.C.) - Carysbrook Elementary’s Shelly Farley and the 4th-grade classes visited Pamplin Historical Park, thanks to a grant from the American Battlefield Trust’s History Field Trip Grant Program. This...
Apr. 30, 20260300
By Heather Michon, Editor
A majority of Fluvanna County voters rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that could reshape Virginia’s congressional map, even as the measure narrowly passed statewide.
The amendment, which would allow a mid-decade redraw of congressional districts, was approved by 51.66% of Virginia...