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‘wear blue’ movement encourages Americans to honor fallen service members through Memorial Day runs, walks
May. 15, 2026092 Fluvanna Review Staff As Memorial Day approaches, the nonprofit wear blue: run to remember is encouraging Americans to honor fallen service members through walks, runs, and other acts of remembrance. At the center of this national effort is a simple but powerful invitation: carry a name, move with purpose, and honor the...
Controversial Lake Intersection Work Likely Delayed
May. 15, 20260289 By Mike Feazel, Lake Monticello News Work on the intersection of Lake Monticello Road and South Boston Road probably won’t start this year, but widening Route. 15 near the new Amazon facility probably will, said Cole Mastin, superintendent of the Fluvanna district for the Virginia Department of Transportation. Speaking at the...
High Court Pulls Plug on Redistricting Vote
May. 15, 2026094 By Heather Michon, Editor Weeks after Virginia voters approved a constitutional amendment to redraw the state’s congressional maps, the Virginia Supreme Court struck down the results. In a 4-3 ruling issued Friday, May 8, the court found that the process used to place the amendment on the ballot violated the Constitution of...
Sheriff’s Office seeks possible additional victims after child abuse arrest
May. 15, 20260179 Fluvanna Review Staff The Fluvanna County Sheriff's Office is asking the public to come forward with information after the arrest of a West Virginia man accused of child abuse offenses involving Fluvanna County children more than a decade ago. Investigators say they believe there may be additional victims connected to Randolph...
Supervisors debate employee bonuses, discuss road safety
May. 15, 20260226 By Heather Michon, Editor The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors spent much of its May 6 meeting wrestling with employee compensation questions, road safety concerns, and the aftermath of a massive transformer accident connected to the Tenaska power plant site. One of the evening’s lengthiest discussions centered on a proposed...
Big fourth quarter gives boys lacrosse 14-7 win
May. 15, 20260103 By Duncan Nixon The Fluco boys lacrosse team hosted the Hornets from Orange County on Senior Night on May 1. The Hornets looked strong early and led 2-0 after the first quarter. The Flucos got their act together in the second quarter to take a 5-4 lead at halftime. A nice goal by senior Jack Jeffries on a pass from senior Javier...
Stone carving a passion for local artists
May. 15, 2026084 By Page H. Gifford When people think of stone carving and sculpture, they often picture the ancient Greeks and Romans or master artists such as Michelangelo. Today, few artists are willing to trade paintbrushes for stone carving tools. Transforming a rough stone into a polished work of art takes patience, skill, and...
