Life lessons: Road warrior Lulu Wood gets behind the wheel
Teens these days don’t have it easy—at least when it comes to getting a driver’s license. Kids under the age of 19 are required to complete a 30-hour driving course, […]
Living Picks: To-do this week
Family Eastminster Dog Show In this family-friendly event, presented by the Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA, canines compete in best costume, best rescue, agility and musical chairs categories. Wednesday, 5/18. Free, 6-8pm. […]
In brief: Nelson cops indicted again, Route 29 & Rio get hairy and more
We’re noticing a trend Major Ron Lantz was named Albemarle police chief May 11. He migrated here in 2012 from the Fairfax County Police Department, which also produced Steve Sellers, […]
In brief: Truck-eating bridge, teens climb Mt. Landmark and more
Welcome to the Sprint Pavilion With Sprint affiliate Shentel’s $640 million acquisition of nTelos complete, look for a new moniker for the Coran Capshaw-leased downtown facility as soon as City Council […]
An ancient process brings a new trend to Virginia wine
Named for its deep amber hue, amber wine (also called orange wine) is skin-fermented white wine. Fermenting white grapes on their skins is a technique that once pervaded the ancient […]
Living Picks: To-do this week
Festival The Bridge PAI Revel Dubbed the “rebellious rendition” of the nonprofit fundraiser, this alternative party celebrates creatives in the community, and features local food and drinks, plus […]
In brief: Monroe’s wrong house, Foxfield casualties and more
All this time we’ve been looking at the wrong house? Ever notice that President James Monroe’s house seemed like the poor cousin compared with the more palatial digs of his […]
Best of C-VILLE 2016: Nominations are open!
Nominations for Best of C-VILLE 2016 have closed. Pick up a copy of Best of C-VILLE when it hits stands Wednesday, August 24! Having problems logging in to vote […]
Community fostering makes it to the First Fridays Finish
IX Art Park is a place where Charlottesville gets up close and personal with art. The art is big; it’s bright. You can write on the warehouse’s exterior walls and […]
In brief: 200K felons head to the polls, new theater and more
Historic week, part 1 Governor Terry McAuliffe restores voting rights to 206,000 felons April 22 in an election year in which his friend Hillary Clinton is running for president, and […]