Albemarle Police Chief announces retirement
Albemarle Police Chief John Miller served as chief since 1989.
City saves bucks on manager search
While some local residents pack cars and make plans for summer vacations, Charlottesville officials remain busy with one of the most important decisions City Council will make all year. The informal process of selecting a new City Manager began in January, when Gary O’Connell announced plans to leave his 15-year post and accept a position […]
UVA receives $35,000 for Ubikes
On June 17, the Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) distributed $21.9 million in grants throughout the state as part of its Transportation Enhancement Program.
Charlottesville named great city to retire; new store coming to Barracks Road
The pros of living in Charlottesville? "Mild climate, proximity to golf courses, parks and wineries, active art and theater scenes, developed downtown district"
Charlottesville to offer special storm debris pickup
The City of Charlottesville has announced a special storm pickup beginning today for both residents and businesses
Liability agreement deadline looms for Crozet Square
Between shelved plans for a new library and a Master Plan that predicts what some residents feel is a larger-than-expected population build-out, it’s been a tough year for Crozetians.
Albemarle halts retirement contribution for new teachers
During its regular session, the General Assembly passed legislation that allows localities to opt out of paying a 5 percent member contribution to the Virginia Retirement Services
Halsey Minor takes on BP and corporate America in Huffington Post
In an editorial titled "The Risk of Eliminating Risk," Minor shares his increasing disgust with corporate America via a personal example: his win against auction house Christie’s
Cuccinelli: Request for UVA climate docs does not affect academic freedom
After UVA asked a judge to set aside the AG’s request, Cuccinelli is now firing back
UPDATE: Fauquier County woman found, was following the band to D.C.
Laura Pepe reportedly became separated from friends who traveled back to Fauquier County without her