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.
April 2009: Instant Decorator
We know you’re busy and important. So busy, in fact, that you might not even have time for decorating. But, if you happen to get a spare minute, consider this bulletin board project. Not only is it deceptively simple (“Oh, I just threw that together last week,” you can tell them), and stylish, it’ll get […]
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Here, there and everywhere
Local artist Warren Craghead doesn’t need a gallery to show his work
Take a tour of Starr Hill! [with video]
The Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society hosts tours every Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday, March 22, Starr Hill neighborhood was the featured area. About 20 people attended the tour, led by Bess Kane. It began at the Jefferson School parking lot on Fourth Street, continued to Fifth and Sixth streets, down Main Street across the bridge […]
Day 78: Questions from beyond
…Well, beyond Brick Watch headquarters, anyway. They wanted answers, we got ’em!
Day 77: Vampires amongst us
Talk about lock jaw! Read on to find out how blood-sucking creatures fit into this week’s block party.
Day 73: Project Brickway?
Today, the bricks put on a show for you. We regret to inform you, however, that Tyra was unable to attend.
Day 68: It’s probably not our fault
Will you be Dublin over this weekend from all the fun things happening at the 100 east block?