Charlottesville to compete in water conservation competition
Residents are asked to compete in the National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation.
Two Albemarle heroes receive national recognition
The Carnegie Hero Fund is presenting medals to two Albemarle residents for their heroic and lifesaving deeds.
Indian ambassador to visit Charlottesville mayor
India’s ambassador to the United States, Nirupama Rao, will visit Charlottesville on April 4 to congratulate Satyendra Huja on his appointment as mayor.
C-VILLE Arts Beat: Top Picks for Mar 27-Apr 2
Thursday 3/29 It takes tuba to tango Snazzy jazzists invade Charlottesville! The Charlottesville Jazz Society and the University of Virginia Arts Administration bring tuba master Bill Cole and multi-instrumentalist Joseph Daley to Cabell Hall for one concert. Though Cole and Evans compose highly-regarded jazz delicacies, they have, oddly, never performed together as a duet before. […]
Small Bites: This week's restaurant news
Celebrate good foods, c’mon! Kate Collier and Eric Gertner, owners of Feast!, celebrate the 10th anniversary of their gourmet food shop Saturday, March 31, from 10am-6pm with tastings from local artisans and food and gift card giveaways. You can even air your love for the shop in a testimony that may get played on 106.1 […]
Main Street Arena to receive solar power installation
Arena and LEAP are working together to build $280,000 solar power installation that will cut energy costs and create Virginia jobs.
Book Agenda: Can’t Miss VA Festival of the Book Events
The annual Virginia Festival of the Book begins today and the lineup features opportunities galore to revel in Charlottesville’s love of the literary arts. Here are some must-attend events from this five-day celebration of the written word.
UVA Cancer Center vies for LIVESTRONG grant
The Pillars4Life Grant of $5,000 to $20,000 and a virtual cancer support program will be given to cancer programs with the highest number of votes.
Small Bites: This week's restaurant news
Orzo’s fare always draws a crowd, but often those waiting for a table outnumber the stools available at the bar.