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Flucos lose to Louisa in finals
The Fluco baseball team bested the Jefferson district number one seed, the Monticello Mustangs, by a decisive 11-3 score on Tuesday (May 21). That win put the Flucos into the finals. Tonight (May 23) they took on the Powhatan Indians at Louisa.
Read more...Sheriff’s office expects heavy traffic during graduation
The Fluvanna County High School graduation is Saturday (May 25) from 10 a.m. to noon and traffic tie-ups are expected.
Read more...Flucos thrash the Mustangs
The Flying Flucos baseball team scored an impressive 11-3 win over the Monticello Mustangs tonight (May 21) in the Jefferson District play-off semi-final.
Read more...Construction of interchange at Zion Crossroads to begin May 29
Motorists will encounter lane closures on Rt. 15 beginning Wednesday, May 29, as construction gets under way on the Zion Crossroads diverging diamond interchange project, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Read more...Boys’ soccer team trounces Louisa; All-District players named
The Flying Flucos boys’ soccer team played extremely well on offense and defense on Friday night (May 17) as they soundly trounced the Louisa Lions by a 4-0
score. The Flucos were led by Jefferson District player of the year, senior striker and midfielder, Dale Ludwig.



Fluvanna County High School earned a Silver Medal ranking of number 41 in the state and number 1,765 nationally. Fluvanna was the only school in the Central Virginia area to earn a silver medal, according to a school press release.
The Virginia Department of Transportation will start work on a $6.88 million project to improve the I-64 interchange at Zion Crossroads in a few weeks, according to a VDOT press release.
A crowd gathered for the second annual Fluvanna’s Got Talent on Saturday (April 27) to cheer on friends and family. Only three winners would be chosen from the 10 acts – it took the judges nearly 30 minutes to decide who the winners were. Before the big announcement, T. Eric Hart, a former professional stage and screen actor, complimented all those who participated, stating this was the most difficult thing he and the other judges, including Langden Mason and Jennifer Starkey, had to do. Hart let them down easy by encouraging them not to give up on their dreams.













