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.
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Till it like it is
Charlottesville is a trendsetting area, in many aspects, so the formation of these businesses point to something bigger and substantial in the food industry.
Budget cuts less than expected for Albemarle schools
Albemarle was expecting $34.4 million in state funds; the new budget allows the county $43 million
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: In the grip
In November 2009, Delegate Rob Bell proposed an amendment to the state’s school funding formula
NEW! February 2010: Tickled pink
Play around: Try a shorter skirt over a longer dress to give your outfit a bit more dimension. Or, match your umbrella and rainboots to pull your look together, tip to toe. CLICK TO ENLARGE Laura Dillon wears a Cynthia Vincent hot pink slip dress from Eloise ($280; 219 W. Water St., 295-3905); an […]
February 2010: Instant Decorator
Let us help shed some, er, light on your inner decorating genius. This month’s project is a simple chandelier, made with beads and yarn, that’s fully customizable to match your décor. Bright, no? Materials: Clear beads; thick string (or yarn); metal hoops in two sizes, one large and one small; hanging light bulb. Tools: Scissors, […]
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Noise in the ‘hood
Over the past decade, Belmont has emerged as the new up-and-coming neighborhood in Charlottesville
Stink balm
Been spending too much time in a smoky private club (not, I repeat, not a restaurant)? When you get home, do you smell like an ash tray? Here are some simple tips to get your garments smelling fresh and clean. First, simply try washing the clothes. Use your favorite detergent (though a few Internet […]
How to sue Halsey Minor
When ground broke on the Landmark Hotel nearly two years ago, developer Halsey Minor said it would be “like nothing people have ever seen.” Boy, oh boy, have truer words never been spoken. Since then, Minor’s been involved in a slew of nasty lawsuits, the most recent of which involved a refiled suit against former […]
January 2010: Instant Decorator
We don’t know about you, but here at Instant Decorator, we keep magazines lying around for months. (Being the crafting mavens we are, we just know that someday they’ll come in handy!) Luckily, this month’s craft puts them to good use. You can make this project exactly as we did, or come up with other […]