(Photo by Nick Strocchia) Say charcuterie Cheese plates are so last year. Cured meats in all shades of salty and pink are the new shareable darling on the restaurant scene. These local spots are slicing and arranging downright tempting spreads.—Megan Headley Salted meats reign supreme at Mas Tapas where the incomparable jamón Ibérico de Bellota […]
Opportunity knocking I ate lunch last week at a local joint where diners are supposed to bus their own dishes, separating silverware, trash, and plates. This I was dutifully doing when I noticed some signage encouraging me to separate recyclables, too. The sign said the restaurant’s plastic cups and dishes could be recycled. But those […]
Friday 3/2 We’ll take two Austinite Danny Schmidt has become the folk poet equivalent of a critic’s darling, and with good reason. Schmidt’s heartfelt lyrics and intimate compositions shine through in a genre brimming with excellent songwriters. Schmidt is also a gifted photographer whose work will be featured in the gallery café of The Southern prior to […]
Proposed budget includes increased funding for schools, public safety, employee benefits
The group will meet outside the Pantops Verizon to protest the organization’s involvement in Virginia state politics
The city is looking to fill many positions within local government.
This weekend is full of offerings for acoustic jam adherents and film fiends alike. Get out and enjoy the fine winter weather with Grammy and Oscar as your guides.
Media General, Inc.—owner of numerous television stations and newspapers, including The Daily Progress and The Richmond Times-Dispatch—announced yesterday that it was "exploring the sale of its newspaper operations."
The first annual Charlottesville Women’s Fair will feature learning sessions on topics relevant to woman.
Toscano will speak to constituents to discuss the proposed budget for 2012-2014 and the changes made by the House of Delegates.