Though highly adaptable, Sally Rose’s natural habitat is Nelson County. The nonbinary Oh Do Kwan black belt Shagwüf bassist sits here now at a picnic table, a few miles from […]
Two years ago, there were 786 immigrant youth—defined as students born abroad who’ve spent less than three years in U.S. schools—enrolled in Albemarle County Public Schools. This year, there are […]
While a study may not be necessary to determine that housing costs in the Charlottesville area are high, staff at the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission are conducting one anyway […]
S ince the summer of 2025, Fifeville resident Frank Bechter has been one of the most vocal opponents of The Mark, a student housing building planned for undeveloped land on […]
The University of Virginia is quietly considering handing over the management of its nonprofit campus bookstore to a private company. Critics fear such a handoff would change the store for […]
Patrick A. Reed is a pop culture historian, curator, journalist, and DJ who grew up in Charlottesville and now lives in New York. He recently authored Spider-Man Total Universe: More […]
Grammy Award-nominated group The Wood Brothers come to town with plenty to crow about. The progressive Americana trio is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and touring in support of its latest […]
In a narrative brimming with tragedy, resiliency, and community, Come From Away offers a poignant story set to a moving musical score. Based on real-life events, the Edward Warwick White-directed […]
Smashing pumpkins was encouraged at the McIntire Recycling Center last weekend, as residents dropped off their post-Halloween jack-o’-lanterns during the Rivanna Solid Waste Authority’s ninth annual Great Pumpkin Smash. The […]
Some stories take pages to send a shiver down your spine. Others need just two sentences. Our annualTwo-Sentence Horror Story contest brought out the best of Charlottesville’s worst nightmares, and […]
Talk about making a splash. Some of swimming’s biggest stars descended on UVA’s Aquatic & Fitness Center October 15 and 16 for the Virginia SCM World Prep Pro Am, including […]
When Kari Lamb tried to coax Foster, Piedmont CASA’s resident skittish stray cat, closer to her one afternoon, she had an aha moment: This is what foster-care children often go […]
After building a loyal following through his Order Up food truck, Troy Robinson has put down roots at the Jefferson School City Center with Order Up Eatery. The new lunch […]
Vintage Vinegar Hill Clothing Co. takes its name from a once-thriving Charlottesville neighborhood—first home to Irish immigrants in the early 1800s, later a historically Black business district. The brand draws […]
