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New year, new Virginia laws

New year, new Virginia laws

Jan. 7, 20260183 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The stroke of midnight on Jan. 1 ushered in not just a new year, but a series of new laws affecting workers, families, consumers, and children across Virginia. Among the most significant changes are increases to the minimum wage and unemployment benefits, new consumer privacy rules, and additional...
Fluco boys outlasted by Lancers from Amherst 56-55

Fluco boys outlasted by Lancers from Amherst 56-55

Jan. 7, 2026042 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent It was a ragged and chaotic game, filled with turnovers, blocked shots, and steals. The Lancers employed a full-court press for the entire game, and sometimes it forced turnovers, but on other occasions it led to easy Fluco baskets, as is often the case with full-court presses.  It is not often that a...
New Fluvanna Business Alliance launches

New Fluvanna Business Alliance launches

Jan. 7, 20260141 Group aims to connect more than 700 local businesses, consultants, and contractors Fluvanna Review Staff A new organization aimed at supporting and connecting local entrepreneurs and business owners has launched in Fluvanna County, reflecting the county’s increasingly diverse and business-driven economy. The Fluvanna Business...
From Grannies to Gen Z: Local Knitting Groups Stitch Together Community

From Grannies to Gen Z: Local Knitting Groups Stitch Together Community

Jan. 7, 2026094 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Knitting is no longer just for grandmas rocking in their chairs.  Both knitting and crocheting have gone mainstream and become popular cultural pastimes for all ages.  Knitting's resurgence is due to a combination of factors, including the search for hobbies during the pandemic, a...
County says rumor of Kroger at Zion Crossroads unfounded

County says rumor of Kroger at Zion Crossroads unfounded

Jan. 2, 20260711 By Heather MichonCorrespondent A Facebook rumor spread quickly across Fluvanna and Louisa counties the weekend before Christmas, claiming a new Kroger grocery store was being planned for Zion Crossroads near the proposed Wawa site. County officials say that, as far as they know, that is not the case. “At this time, there is...
Sports in review – 2025

Sports in review – 2025

Jan. 2, 2026060 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent Overall, 2025 was a strong year for Fluvanna County sports. Fluvanna County High had some impressive teams and some outstanding individual athletes. The boys and girls basketball teams started off the year. The boy’s team under Heath Bralley was young but had a decent season. They were led by sophomore...
Tenaska outlines potential $5 million fund, advisory board tied to Expedition project

Tenaska outlines potential $5 million fund, advisory board tied to Expedition project

Jan. 2, 20260712 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Tenaska has proposed up to $5 million in direct payments to nearby homeowners and the creation of a temporary community advisory board as part of its plans for the Expedition Generation power plant, according to a letter sent to residents Dec. 18. The Nebraska-based energy company is facing a new...
Longtime reporter takes ownership of Fluvanna Review

Longtime reporter takes ownership of Fluvanna Review

Jan. 1, 20260366 The Fluvanna Review has been sold to longtime staffer Heather Michon, a Fluvanna County resident who joined the paper as a reporter in 2017 and currently serves as its advertising director.  Michon and her husband, Douglas, have created Rivanna Publishing to operate the Fluvanna Review and future local media ventures. “The...
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