Littlepage says Groh won’t go
No matter what happens in the final two football games of the season, UVA Athletic Director Craig Littlepage is sticking by Head Coach Al Groh, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Perriello closer to victory, Goode not conceding
When the Fifth District congressional race goes to a recount, it’s looking more and more likely that Tom Perriello will be the presumed congressman-elect. He starts the morning up 648 votes, a difference of 0.2 percent of the vote.
Goode says “irregularites” cast doubt on election results
Fifth District Congressman Virgil Goode doesn’t appear close to conceding. He issued a statement a few minutes ago that suggests he will request a recount if the lead holds for his Democratic challenger, Tom Perriello.
Congressional race: Danville registrar recounts VERIS glitch
Ten minutes before midnight on election day, November 4, Danville Registrar Peggy Petty got the only numbers she was missing from the City of Danville precincts. Overall, the office was in pretty good shape.
Goode, Perriello both confident of victory
Both Tom Perriello and Virgil Goode, competitors for the Fifth District congressional seat who are, as of this minute, separated by 145 votes, said at press conferences this morning that they are confident that they will prevail.
Fifth District Congressional race: Battle waged over provisional ballots
At around 1:45pm today, outside a conference room at the Albemarle County Office Extension on Fifth Street, a group of about five people strategized while the Albemarle County Registrar’s Office was on lunch break.
Big backyard unit has city rethinking density
About five years ago, while hosting a party for the Charlottesville 10-miler, Bill Hinckley got
Resurgent Cavs fumble win to Miami
The UVA football team, which last year set an NCAA record by winning five games by 2 or fewer points, suffered a heartbreaking run-in with the law of averages on November 1, losing at home in overtime to Miami, 24-17. “Well, we’ve been on the other end of that deal before,” said Head Coach Al […]
Rebricking dishes up anxiety about cafe space
Downtown businesses have been anxious about the long winter ahead: Starting January 2, the City of Charlottesville will commence rebricking the entire Downtown Mall, a construction project sure to deter many would-be shoppers. But restaurants with café space got cause to grow even more concerned when they received a letter October 30 from Charlottesville’s zoning […]
Lunchtime: Lines longer at Eppie’s than at polls
The around-the-block lines of the morning have melted in the midday rain. At Recreation precinct, there was no wait to vote a few moments ago. Ditto for Tonsler and Alumni Hall.