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Fluvanna moves to shut door on data centers
Aug. 27, 20260360 Supervisors pause applications while pursuing zoning change By Heather Michon Editor Fluvanna County took a major step toward excluding data centers Wednesday night, with the Board of Supervisors voting 4-1 to begin a process that could remove them as an allowed use and pause consideration of new applications through the end of...
Flucos serve up a new season
Aug. 27, 20260107 By Duncan Nixon The Fluvanna County High School varsity volleyball team opened its regular season Aug. 22 with a trip to Buckingham County High. After traveling to Mills Godwin High School in Henrico on Aug. 27, the Flucos return home to host the Farruggio Tournament on Aug. 29. They will then face Buckingham and Mills Godwin at...
Blank pages, bold ideas
Aug. 27, 2026051 By Page H. Gifford Art journaling has a long history. Leonardo da Vinci created illustrated scientific notebooks on anatomy and perspective in the 1500s. During the Victorian age, women spent their time creating memories in scrapbooks by elaborately layering pressed flowers, paper, and sentimental objects. Twentieth-century artists...
Prosecutors: Palmyra pharmacist stole opioids, replaced liquid medication with water
Aug. 21, 20260246 By Heather Michon A former Jefferson Pharmacy pharmacist has been indicted on federal charges alleging he stole prescription opioids and other controlled substances and, in some cases, replaced liquid medication with water. Joshua Joseph Walden, 52, is charged with one count of tampering with consumer products and attempting to...
Fluvanna schools have room to grow
Aug. 20, 20260230 By Heather Michon A new study of Fluvanna County Public Schools suggests that the division has sufficient space to accommodate student enrollment for the next several years, giving the county and the schools much-needed time to plan for future school needs. The capacity study, presented to the School Board at their monthly meeting...
Fluco football looking to improve on a strong year
Aug. 20, 2026097 By Duncan Nixon “We are proud of last season,” says Fluco head football Coach Mitchell Pace. “Fluvanna football had a successful year, but we are not content.” This season the varsity is senior-laden and therefore highly experienced. Running back Garrett Jordan returns after an outstanding junior season. He is a...
