New Route 250 traffic pattern in Keswick, photos of crash at Integral Yoga
The new signal will be activated at 10am tomorrow, but will begin to be formally operational on Monday, June 21
Perriello to Rutherford: Protests OK on public sidewalk, not private lot
In a letter, Rutherford Institute president John Whitehead urged Perriello to let members of the Jefferson Area Tea Party plan a “peaceful protest” in front of the Congressman’s Charlottesville office
Board of Visitors passes $2.4 billion budget
During UVA President John Casteen’s final Board of Visitors (BOV) meeting before he retires in August
Judge rejects injunction against Whole Foods and Hillsdale Drive Extended
“This sounds like a damages case,” said Judge Edward Hogshire
New UVA organization to build schools in Haiti
"The education system has never been good," Ania Turnier told UVA Today. "It is a serious hindrance to our progression."
Patrick Crider enters guilty plea in Western Albemarle HS threat case
If Crider gets even a traffic violation ticket, the judge could convict him and charge him with a misdemeanor. If the violation is criminal or a felony, Crider could face up to five years in prison
Morven digs up unknown farmers
Want to get deep into the question of who lived around here in TJ’s time? Start digging.
Virginia's environmentalists push for wind energy
The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has been dubbed the worst environmental catastrophe in U.S. history, and its economic effects are felt not only in Louisiana, but also closer to home. It was just a couple of months ago that President Obama announced the approval of offshore drilling on Virginia’s coast. Now, after […]
Belmont noise, payday lending and park master plans tonight at City Council
Capping noise levels at 65 decibels, and interest rates at 36 percent