BOV line-up at stake in gubernatorial election
What would it mean for the University of Virginia if Bob McDonnell or Creigh Deeds were elected governor? That’s what C-VILLE asked a group of political experts as the race to November continues.
Charlottesville City Council to remove ban on Downtown Mall way-finding signs
The signs were first removed during the Mall’s rebricking.
Independent Bob Fenwick discusses plans for economic growth
Fenwick will use his website www.DemandJobs.net to notify people of possible jobs, citing his extensive contact base in the field as a way of hearing about these opportunities for people.
“Virginia is for lovers” gets love from Forbes
The slogan is part of large Virginia’s tourism industry that provides $19 billion a year in revenue, 210,000 jobs and $1.2 billion state and local taxes.
Hatton Ferry funding approved
You can still take a ride on one of the last two remaining poled ferries for free Saturdays and Sundays.
Virginia drivers need to keep their thumbs on the wheel
Effective today, there are some new rules for the road in Virginia.
Neighbors take up “Save McIntire” slogan, if not the cause
Like mushrooms after the heavy rains, SAVE McINTIRE PARK signs are popping up on lawns along McIntire Road and elsewhere near the park
Freshening up for freshmen
After recently saving $30 million in debt by pushing forward the demolition date for the Watson House dormitory
Sandridge urges hand washing and flu prevention at UVA
Reportedly two UVA staff members have contracted swine flu.
ACAC comes to Old Trail
Although Old Trail Village was put up for sale at the end of April, construction of the commercial space is going full speed. The Old Trail Village is host to a new, scaled back, 8,500-square-foot ACAC. In addition to the gym, the commercial center will feature shops, restaurant and a newly added cafe and wine […]