Update: No Charlottesville ID theft reported in 6 months following laptop theft
General Registrar’s letter to citizens, which hit Charlottesville mailboxes yesterday, aims to inform and reassure.
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Games people play
For this week’s feature, Ashley Twiggs seized a few bright afternoons to capture people at play.
Dumping sofas on street corner not the only choice for UVA students
Starting tomorrow, UVA students, a customary source of Large Item Springtime Random Garbage, can dispose of their not-too-barfy used furniture responsibly.
Tea Party gang to target Perriello on Friday
Group will present Congressman with spending grievances and petition at his Charlottesville office on Friday afternoon.
McAuliffe proves he still has the fundraising touch with 1Q campaign report
Former DNC and Cliinton fundraiser pulled in more than $4 million in the first 90 days of the year in his run for Virginia Governor.
Kluge Estate Winery and Vineyards names new winemaker
Following abrupt departure of winemaker Charles Gendrot in February, operations are reorganized under guidance from French wine consultant.
Day 81: And now, a word from the front office
C-VILLE Editor Cathy Harding stamps her heels in defense of the bricks.
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: The price of history
One hundred and forty-five years ago, the Wilderness in Orange County was the site of one of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles.
Live Arts Dance Festival clarifies where the form must go from here
The Live Arts Dance Festival, which took place over the past two weekends in downtown Charlottesville, presented a rather thorough view of what’s working in the local dance scene—and what is not. The good news: There are performers out there who can command the audience’s attention. In addition, some choreographers are making dance moves that […]
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY John Quale marries green and affordability
We’re guessing you’re pretty tired of hearing about the problems of today’s world rather than about the solutions.