Erika Howsare has been a C-VILLE contributor since 2002. Her first nonfiction book is The Age of Deer: Trouble and Kinship with Our Wild Neighbors (2024), and she hosted a podcast miniseries called “If You See a Deer.” She teaches writing locally.
The big snow has made me feel a renewed connection to my fellow human beings. Yes, it’s true!
All Charlottesville and Albemarle households, and some beyond our borders, will receive the guides in early January.
Solar stickers! Virginia’s embarrassments! Inaccurate menus!
Greg Kelly takes his time making coffee in a silver pot in his little Belmont house. He’s talking about what it means to be an artist, something that had been on his mind in the early part of this decade, after he’d landed in Batesville with a newly minted education in studio art. “I didn’t […]
From the every-little-bit helps department, a couple of new, small recycling programs.
This week’s cover story focuses on Greg Kelly: the affable, beloved director of The Bridge/Progressive Arts Initiative
When I first heard that 3,100 houses may not be built after all at Biscuit Run, I said, "This is like a Christmas present."
This Wednesday and Thursday, Vinegar Hill is showing the new documentary Coal Country.
The man is a poet, but he is not given to subtlety when he talks about certain issues.