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Caite Hamilton

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Caite Hamilton has been telling Charlottesville\’s stories since 2007, when she started at C-VILLE as its part-time proofreader. Her passion for local journalism took root even earlier, watching her artist mother and goldsmith father build their own businesses from the ground up, benefitting from the power of good press. Her drive to do them justice has shaped her two-decade career telling the stories of journalists, activists, and entrepreneurs across the country, both online and in print. Now, as Editor-in-Chief of C-VILLE\’s newspaper and suite of magazines, she continues that mission—lifting up the people who make this city what it is.

Abode Magazines

A dedicated studio brings creativity closer to nature

For one local artist, room to create meant getting out of the house entirely. The idea for a standalone studio on the family’s wooded property began as a gift from […]

Caite Hamilton | September 23, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Entertainment

Simple pleasures

Good things come in small…galleries? That must be true, because The Little Museum of Art—an effort to reach more viewers during The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Entertainment

Paging all artists

Halle Kate was just a 19-year-old preparing to enter college when she published her first coloring book. Now, two books under her belt, she’s turning her pen toward Charlottesville, with […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Entertainment

Creation station

There’s a restaurant, a coffee shop, an intimate music venue, a gallery, work spaces, and now: a creator hub. Opened in the winter of 2025, Vault Virginia’s Creator Hub offers […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Health + Fitness

Growing momentum

After more than a decade of planning, fundraising, and community conversations, the future botanical garden at McIntire Park is starting to feel less like an idea and more like an […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Health + Fitness

Big smiles

At Weiler Orthodontics and Invisalign, starting orthodontic treatment now comes with an unexpected perk: a new pair of Nike shoes. The Braces for Laces program offers families a tangible kickoff […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Food + Drink

Modern Altitude

Founded by veterans, Aerial Resupply Coffee Roasters approaches coffee with both precision and purpose. The roaster supplies private-label blends and retail packaging for other coffee businesses, but its identity is […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Food + Drink

Peach on earth

Cue the giant peach jokes. In September of 2025, Chiles Orchard announced it had a record-breaker in its branches: a 1-pound 13-ounce peach. Fifth-generation farmer Henry Chiles told local news […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Food + Drink

Inclusive baking

What began as Carrington Kernodle Epperson’s home bakery has grown into Chanterelle Cafe, a vegan- and allergy-friendly cottage bakery rooted in the idea that celebration food should include everyone. Through […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

Best of C-VILLE 2026 Food + Drink

Tomato Tomato Fest turned a popular fruit into Charlottesville’s favorite party

There was no shortage of tomatoes at last summer’s inaugural Tomato Tomato Fest—just not always in the way you’d expect.  Held at The Little Market at Lampo, the one-day celebration […]

Caite Hamilton | August 26, 2026

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