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More questions on land assessments at supervisors meeting
Sep. 11, 20250324 Board considering a town hall meeting on Tenaska plant By Heather MichonCorrespondentThe Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday evening (Sept. 3) started with the now familiar pattern of Palmyra residents Donald and Patti Reynard using public comment periods to question how the supervisors and the commissioner of...
Election Board talks about voting process ahead of 2025 elections
Sep. 11, 20250104 By Heather MichonCorrespondentIn an era of heightened scrutiny around elections, Fluvanna County election officials held an informational session on Tuesday (Sept. 2) at the Fluvanna County Public Library to provide residents with an overview of the process and to tackle some questions and concerns. “Every locality in Virginia...
Fluvanna animal rescue groups to show at festival
Sep. 11, 20250143 Creatures Great & Small Festival set for Sept. 21Contributed by Alexander Stone Two of Fluvanna County's leading animal rescue groups will be joining nine others from throughout Central Virginia at the third annual Creatures Great & Small Festival being held on Sept. 21 at the Scottsville Pavilion. Caring for Creatures...
Football: Flucos dominate second half but fall to Buckingham
Sep. 11, 20250118 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent In a highly competitive game that came down to the final minute, the Fluvanna County High football team failed to convert on a two-point extra point attempt that would have tied the game. The Fluvanna offense was potent, and all three Fluvanna touchdowns were scored by senior wide receiver Tramayne...
Fluco volleyball goes 4-0 in Farruggio tournament
Sep. 11, 2025037 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluco volleyball team hosted a volleyball tournament on Aug. 28. The Flucos were impressive. In a tournament, matches are best 2 games out of 3 instead of 3 out of 5. The Flucos played 4 schools in one day and won 4 matches. They topped Riverbend High 2-0. Standouts were seniors Kenya Wrigley...
Farming for generations in Fluvanna
Sep. 9, 20250134 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Contrary to what some might believe, farming is thriving in Fluvanna, from cattle to orchards to bees. Wineries are also growing in the area Though perhaps slightly more glamorous than sloshing through manure to feed cattle, they still utilize the land and produce a product from it. Farmers in Fluvanna...
