Truman, JFK and LBJ speeches on civil rights in Miller Center archives
With the start of Black History Month, C-VILLE took a bit of time to dig through the digital archives of UVA’s Miller Center of Public Affairs
When snowstorms attack: Possible 4″ to 6″ accumulation tonight
Schools cancel afternoon activities, Albemarle County Planning Commission postpones meeting. And more to come this weekend?
Charlottesville, Albemarle County schools closed due to snow
Make-up days not yet announced, but parents and students can expect ’em
How are the city and county responses to local snowfall?
Total accumulation may be between 6" and 12". Let your fellow locals know which roads are clear and what your neighborhood looks like here
More snow? More free parking in Market Street, Water Street garages!
Parking to be restricted along West Main, Market and Water streets while city clears roads
UPDATE: Morgan Harrington’s Pantera shirt found near 15th Street?
Residents claim that investigators canvassed the street on Wednesday, no more than 1.5 miles from where Harrington was reportedly last seen
Albemarle County assessments drop 3.18 percent, city down 1.55 percent
Including new construction, city decline is less than one percent. However, Orangedale residential area drops 26 percent, and Belmont is down roughly 12 percent
University Limited to turn Alcove condos into 31-roomer
With the Landmark Hotel still serving as the city’s largest monument to failed accomodations, it bears asking whether Charlottesville needs another hotel, no matter the size. Then again, for Whit Graves, maybe size matters after all. The Alcove condos—which sit in the thick of UVA traffic near the corner of Wertland and 14th streets, […]
County reductions would close JMRL branches in Scottsville, Crozet
As Albemarle County whittles away at a budget, community relations director Lee Catlin wrote last week in a press release that the county asked multiple community agencies “to assess the impacts of a five-percent and 10-percent funding reduction from the County.” The same day, Jefferson-Madison Regional Library Board President Anthony Townsend called a press conference […]
Van der Linde agrees to pay $600,000 in settlement
Did Peter van der Linde fight the Rivanna Solid Waste Authority into a settlement stalemate of sorts, or vice versa? This much we know: Months after the RSWA filed an amended complaint against the recycling center director to the tune of a $30 million racketeering charge, the RSWA came to settlement terms last week with […]