Deist assails McDonnell
The issue at hand is an administrative order that prevents Virginia State Police chaplains from making public prayers which are applicable to only one religion.
Another small piece of the Kluge empire is up for sale
For approximately the same price, you can buy a doorknob at 45-room Kluge home, or some of the manor’s finest silver.
Atlantic Monthly: Prosperity gospel thrives in Charlottesville
The magazine reports, that prosperity gospel fosters risk-taking and intense material optimism. One of its leading adherents is right here in Charlottesville.
Following NEA stint, Cox returns to architecture faculty
In 2007, following a stint on City Council that included a term as mayor, Maurice Cox took a break from the University of Virginia architecture faculty to become design director at the National Endowment for the Arts. An outspoken advocate of urban planning, increased density and improved public transit options while on Council, Cox leaves […]
Albemarle County urges residents to stay put
Ninety-five people remain sheltered at the UVA Aquatics and Fitness Center and the North Garden Fire Department.
Travel on Rte 29 South if you must, but aren’t you better off inside?
The road has been cleared to Nelson. "Cleared" is a relative term.
Albemarle County closed tomorrow, Charlottesville to open late
Courts will be closed on Monday, too.
Snow continues in Charlottesville, more forecasted throughout the week
National Weather Service predicts up to a foot falling on Saturday.
3,300 homes without power in Albemarle County, 841 in Charlottesville
Accumulation has reached 30 inches of snow in some places around Central Virginia.
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Ten steps to a greener Charlottesville
Common sense, as much as notions of sustainability, guided this week’s feature story: a list of 10 things that local businesses and government can do right now to up Charlottesville’s green factor.