NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Roll with it
Fourteen states have legalized marijuana, and there’s reason to think that someday soon Virginia may join them.
Realtor’s suit against Patricia Kluge’s Vineyard Estates cleared for trial April 2
Albemarle Circuit Court Judge Thomas H. Wood ruled, in hearing today’s preliminary motion, that there was no termination agreement between Kluge’s company and the listing agent, Frank Hardy
Patricia Kluge to unload fine and decorative arts from Albemarle House in June
The two-day auction will include hundreds of works of "outstanding" Georgian furniture, decorative objects and paintings, valued at more than $13.5 million.
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Green is the new black
No matter how many LED lights it donates to light the UVA Lawn at Christmas, Dominion Power, a $15 billion company, remains a huge factor in the coal industry
Trophy shelf filling up for Virginia wines
Caressa Cameron is not the only comely Virginia product to win a prize in recent weeks, though it’s fair to say that the new Miss America
Just Kids; Patti Smith; Harper Collins, 290 pages
Some friendships are too beautiful for words. Fortunately, in the hands of Patti Smith, the 22-year bond between her and Robert Mapplethorpe is not one of them. But Just Kids is more than a memoir of a relationship that started as a romance and later, when Mapplethorpe realized he was gay, endured as a […]
As expected, City Council to name Maurice Jones interim city manager
The official vote will come at next Tuesday night’s meeting. We predict five thumbs up.
Forget romance and bring on Flea when it's time to get the wine into bottles
Forklifts are handling huge cubes of stacked cartons, industrial pumps stretch across the cement floor, a semi-tractor trailer idles off the side of the building,
Minor’s White Hall farm in foreclosure again
Second verse, same as the first? Minor retained his White Hall property when it was auctioned on the courthouse steps earlier this month. Will he do it again on February 18?