Attempted sexual assault reported on Roosevelt Brown Blvd
The assailant is described as a Hispanic male in his early 30s, approximately 5’7’’, and 150 to 160 pounds
Bel Rio looks for new tenants
The Belmont music venue that was at the center of the debate over the city’s noise ordinance may have sounded its last note. While a sign on Bel Rio’s door last week mentioned renovations to the restaurant and venue’s kitchen, landlord Jeff Easter told C-VILLE at press time that he saw no sign of renovations […]
City council postpones noise ordinance discussion until August
Dredging update and the latest in the search for a new City Manager still on the agenda
Bel Rio landlord surrenders liquor license, looks for new tenants
"ABC has made numerous attempts to get a hold of the owner and we sent a letter to him notifying him that the license was voluntarily surrendered"
Halsey Minor tells the Huffington Post why he fights
In “Why I Fight,” Minor spills about the failure of the bank that financed the hotel, the takeover by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) and his current legal woes.
UVA School of Law receives $10.3 million in alumni giving
According to a news release, annual gifts were in excess of $10.3 million thanks to 8,430 graduates who donated
Landmark demo would take a while
While Landmark Hotel owner Halsey Minor recently won $6.4 million in an arbitration hearing between him and former developer Lee Danielson a couple of weeks ago, and says additional legal battles between the pair are far from over, the fate of the existing structure on the Downtown Mall remains uncertain. “It will either be completed […]
Directors' Cup highlights UVA MVPs
Depending on your allegiances, UVA sports teams brought either joy or frustration to die-hard Cavaliers followers during the 2009-2010 season.
UVA launches educational website for Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia
The information will add to the already existing knowledge of Alzheimer’s Disease via educational tools such as tutorials, cases and blogs, among others
Couple in Louisa charged with torturing granddaughter
The Louisa sheriff says that the girl had bruises all over her body. One of her feet was broken and some of her hair had been pulled out. “Her ear had been partially torn. She had blood on her,” he said.