Elections 2011: Jefferson Area Tea Party warns Albemarle against “liberal majority”
You know…like in Charlottesville. The local Tea Party imagines a world of Neff and Dumler
Huguely trial: Judge bars TV cameras, allows jury questionnaire and medical record review
"It’s not just that people have the ability to seek this stuff out," said Quagliana of media coverage of the case. "It’s invasive to us."
Biscuit Run update: Forest Lodge takes tax department to court
The former Biscuit Run investors who bought 1,200 acres for $46 million then sold it to the state for $9.8 million want more tax credits for their work
Election day primer: Charlottesville and Albemarle recaps
The decline of James Halfaday, and other stories from the campaigns
Neff drives Eastern Bypass, Boyd criticism before election
Two roads diverge in Albemarle. Which will be the one less traveled by?
Huguely lawyers: Media coverage could unjustly influence jurors
Huguely and his lawyers filed motions to prevent a televised trial and to use a questionnaire to determine whether jurors have been unjustly informed by media coverage
UVA's free speech guru gets mouthful of praise at gala
Two weeks after his 77th birthday, Bob O’Neil —UVA’s sixth president, former director of the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection for Free Expression, and wise old bird—returned to Charlottesville for a gala in his honor.
Cuccinelli talks Vinegar Hill ahead of eminent domain amendment
"Right now, the people of Charlottesville are still hurting over the razing of the once-thriving Vinegar Hill, where many African-American homes and businesses were located"
Last day to apply for Albemarle, Charlottesville absentee ballots
Consider this a gentle prod or poke in the direction of the polls.
UVA Arts & Sciences anticipates 200 new faculty
UVA will hire an estimated 200 new faculty for the largest of its 12 schools, a number that represents more than one-third of its 559 current faculty members