At the building’s dedication ceremony on Monday, September 29, UVA President John Casteen illustrated why students have dubbed Kellogg House the “O-Hilton.” Kellogg, located on the incline of Observatory Hill, houses 192 students and nine RAs on five floors, offering the best views of all University student housing. From the fifth floor, one can see […]
Republican presidential hopeful John McCain and his running mate Sarah Palin are coming to Virginia next Monday, October 13.
Accolades for Charlottesville just keep on coming. This time, Black Enterprise magazine has announced the “20 Best Places to Retire†and Charlottesville ranks second, behind Durham, North Carolina.
The Charlottesville Housing and Redevelopment Authority (CHRA) has hit yet another hurdle. Its executive director, Noah Schwartz, has resigned, reports The Daily Progress.
The Boyd Tinsley Fund at the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation has awarded $75,000 to city schools to support music, tennis and academic tutoring, according to a city schools press release.
Former Virginia governor Mark Warner has received endorsements by 600 local elected officials and nearly half of them are Republicans and Independents.
Disfranchisement of student voters in Virginia is still an issue even four weeks before Election Day.
City and county police released statements today about two separate incidents that left two men dead and one injured. Yesterday, a stabbing in the area of Second Street SE and Garrett Street at the entrance to Friendship Court left one dead and one injured.
The “new face of evil,” as C-VILLE has dubbed him, is looking for a face lift. Kyle Redinger of Spicy Bear, parent company of gossip site cVillain.com has just posted on that site that the business is for sale.
Holly Edwards remains undecided about whether to vaccinate her teenage twin daughters against the human papillomavirus (HPV).