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General Assembly advances labor, health bills; absentee voting proposal fails
Jan. 29, 20260121 Fluvanna Review StaffFollowing last week’s approval of several constitutional amendments and the swearing-in of a new administration, the Virginia General Assembly turned its attention this week to a slate of bills addressing wages, worker protections, energy efficiency, reproductive health, and voting rules. Several measures...
Women-owned businesses still going strong
Jan. 29, 2026046 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Behind many successful homegrown businesses is a personal story of passion, persistence, and purpose. In Fluvanna County, Red Rocker Candy and Herbert’s Wine Jelly stand out as thriving women-owned companies built on those very foundations. Red Rocker Candy Red Rocker Candy, founded by Sue...
Supervisors approve burn building, housing grant; address public process concerns
Jan. 29, 20260204 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors prepared for potential storm impacts at its Wednesday meeting (Jan. 21), approving a Declaration of Local Emergency amid forecasts of heavy snow, possible ice, and several days of below-freezing temperatures. The declaration, which took effect at midnight Jan....
Fluco wrestlers perform well at Wensel Classic
Jan. 29, 2026065 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The ninth annual Billy Wensel Wrestling Classic was hosted by Fluvanna County High School on Jan. 17. Four wrestling mats were set up in the Fluco gymnasium to accommodate the event, which included 16 high school teams. Teams were divided into four groups and wrestled each team in their group during...
Storm could bring 12+ inches of snow to county
Jan. 22, 2026085 Forecasters are tracking a major winter storm that could bring a foot or more of snow to the region from Saturday afternoon into Sunday evening. While exact snowfall totals may change as the system develops, officials say residents should begin storm preparations now. Road conditions are expected to deteriorate by Saturday...
School Board reorganizes, celebrates educators
Jan. 22, 20260154 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The Fluvanna County School Board met on Wednesday (Jan. 14) to elect new leadership, set the stage for the busy budget season ahead, and then moved on to the main event of the evening: recognizing the recipients of the 2025-26 Teacher and Staff of the Year awards. Superintendent Peter Gretz explained...