Green Scene: This week's environmental news
"National good, I submit, should overcome personal convenience."
Charlottesville’s first constructed mosque has ribbon cutting
The Islamic Society of Central Virginia fundraised for dozens of years and now has a purpose-built space for prayers and events.
C-VILLE Arts Beat: Top Picks for Apr 10-Apr 16
While on a road trip, Marie Borgman and Koda Kerl decided the time was ripe to start a band. They put some players together one spring night in Nelson County and took on the moniker Chamomile and Whiskey.
City Council unanimously adopts budget
Budget includes large investment for City schools and funds for increased Charlottesville Area Transit Service, Fontaine Avenue Fire Station and Charlottesville Housing Fund
Four local schools receive distinguished title
Agnor-Hurt, Stony Point, Burnley-Moran and Greenbrier elementary schools were recognized as Title I Distinguished schools for maintaining full state accredidation for two years in a row.
Small Bites: This week's restaurant news
Sample gourmet fare, dance to live music, and bid on everything from a beach house to a week at Massanutten, all while donating to a charity that helps eliminate poverty in our community.
Creative ladies excelling in collaborative workspaces
When I picture my mom—an artist of many mediums—in my childhood home, I usually see her in one of two places: sitting on the couch, relaxing after dinner, or at the kitchen table. She often used it as her workspace, and I can see her there now with her glasses pushed down to the […]
Green Scene: This week's greenie news
The City Market opened for the season on April 7. It runs from 7am to noon every Saturday through November. We watched kids moving inside the bellies of their pregnant mama goats this week. Of our two does, one is clearly wider in the middle, so I laid my bet on her having twins. […]
Albemarle ranked fourth healthiest county in VA
County-by-county report shows that while Albemarle ranks fourth in overall health, there are still areas for improvement.
C-VILLE Arts Beat: Top Picks for Apr 3-Apr 9
Wednesday 4/4 Tony knockers It’s alive! Mel Brooks (left) breathes new life into his comedic film oeuvre by adding music and putting it on the stage. Hot on the heels of his Broadway sensation, The Producers, a successful stage musical based on a film about a failed stage musical, Brooks whips up a newly tuned Young […]