Behind every nonprofit doing good work in our community are the people who make it happen. As we launch C-VILLE Gives, our new community-wide giving campaign, we’re shining a spotlight […]
In 2025, the owners of a 55-acre parcel of land on State Farm Boulevard in Albemarle’s Pantops area paid $322,947 to the county in real property taxes. For years, the […]
After a two-and-a-half-hour public hearing on October 27, the Albemarle Planning Commission recommended that the Board of Supervisors deny a rezoning request of nearly eight acres to allow up to […]
Amid a nationwide debate on campus sexual assault, the University of Virginia’s data and policies don’t always clarify whether its efforts to prevent and punish such incidents are working effectively. […]
The Virginia Department of Education is formally stepping in to monitor and supervise an independent investigation of the troubled Albemarle County Public Schools. Jenna Conway, Virginia’s superintendent of public instruction, […]
Behind every nonprofit doing good work in our community are the people who make it happen. As we launch C-VILLE Gives, our new community-wide giving campaign, we’re shining a spotlight […]
Charlottesville-bred pop-rock band Parachute celebrates the 15th anniversary of its sophomore album, The Way It Was, with two nights in the scene where it all started. Formed in 2006 by […]
August Wilson’s How I Learned What I Learned provides insights into the life of the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright in an intimate and incisive staging. Co-conceived by Wilson and Todd Kreidler, […]
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 […]
A little fresh air can do wonders. Author and University of Virginia visiting scholar Carolyn Schuyler made the case for reconnecting with the great outdoors during an October 9 event […]
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 […]
