Heather Michon

1 week ago | fluvannareview.com | Heather Michon

By Heather MichonCorrespondentIt was a perfect night for a graduation. With unseasonably low temperatures and a steady breeze to keep them cool and collected under their caps and gowns, the Fluvanna County High School class of 2025 filed onto the football field Friday (May 23) to cheers and the occasional blast of an air horn from the packed bleachers. “Today, we gather not just to celebrate a moment, but to honor a journey,” said FCHS Principal Margo Bruce in her opening remarks.

1 week ago | fluvannareview.com | Heather Michon

By Heather MichonCorrespondentA major propane leak at Crofton Plaza on Lake Monticello Road forced evacuations and a multi-agency response on Sunday (May 19).

1 week ago | fluvannareview.com | Heather Michon

By Heather MichonCorrespondentThe Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors approved a special use permit for a specialty gun and archery shop at its meeting on Wednesday (May 21). Brecht Sprouse wants to open a retail shop on North Boston Road (Rt. 600), focusing on hunting, fishing, and archery. He has owned a similar business in Albemarle County for many years. The space will include an indoor archery range, but firearms will not be discharged on the property.

2 weeks ago | fluvannareview.com | Heather Michon

By Heather MichonCorrespondentParts of central and western Fluvanna County saw nearly half a foot of rain on Tuesday (May 13). According to the National Weather Service’s Rainfall Monitoring website, rain gauges in Troy and Palmyra reached 5.08 to 5.48 inches between Monday night and Wednesday morning. Other areas were less hard-hit, with Scottsville recording 2.38 inches and others between 1.18 and 1.31 inches.

2 weeks ago | fluvannareview.com | Heather Michon

By Heather MichonCorrespondentMembers of the Fluvanna County School Board voiced strong opposition to new state educational polices around Standards of Learning (SOL) testing and new textbook mandates during its monthly meeting on Wednesday night (May 14). Earlier this year, the General Assembly in Richmond passed a new bill mandating that SOL test scores account for at least 10 percent of a student’s year-end grade starting in the 2026-27 school year. Gov.