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.
At least six reasons why it’s good that VDOT axed the proposed road to Keswick.
A line on a map, representing a road not likely to be built for decades, has nonetheless become a political hot potato in Albemarle.
In celebration of C-VILLE’s big Food & Drink issue, which comes out today, I hereby issue a Green Scene PSA about Art You Should Not Miss.
Read about E. coli, a windmill made from trash and the latest boneheaded move by Orange County Supervisors.
The veggie-powered, food-growing bus is back in town, and Green Scene visits again.
The book’s main premise: Manhattan is a model of sustainable planning and development.
Green events to rock yer October. And we don’t mean metal.
The Department of Conservation and Recreation has adopted (then suspended) new rules about runoff.
There are plenty of contentious issues at stake, but it was nonetheless a calm affair when dozens of Crozet residents turned out to Western Albemarle High School