German painter Anton Sattler was invited into the homes of some of America’s most renowned families to restore old rooms to their youthful beauty—to revitalize them, give them new lives. “Auchincloss, Roosevelt, Rockefeller,” lists the website for his company, founded in 1891. Anton Sattler, Inc., worked such magic on Gloria Vanderbilt’s former dining room, where […]
It’s hard to quantify just how goddamned unpleasant the Battle of Waynesboro is. I slept poorly the previous night, skipped breakfast, and arrived late and underdressed. I want socks. I want coffee. I want a funnel cake from the vendor across the road from the battlefield, but I’m stuck firmly on the 19th century side. […]
Or has the Brooklyn bar band come to Charlottesville to challenge our arts editor to a drinking contest?
In February, Cowan, 30, was found dead at the corner of Eighth and Page streets in the Westhaven neighborhood
After Virginia’s Attorney General filed a new lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency’s greenhouse gas policies, David Koch reportedly praised the brothers’ "investment"
Pitcher Tyler Wilson held the University of California Golden Bears to a single run during his more than seven innings on the mound
Goode told the Roanoke Times this month that he would consider a presidential bid "as the year progresses"
The former winery owner’s gourmet gas station, which closed in 2007, is reportedly headed to a July 14 foreclosure auction
Charlottesville has already asked to reallocate $1.5 million to Hillsdale Drive from plans to widen Fontaine Avenue, and council will also hear Belmont Bridge design recommendations tonight
In a blog post about Democratic City Council candidate Peter McIntosh’s decision to shutter his campaign, Schilling suggests that the candidate field may see another surprise