Tooth be told

Smile! On July 1, over 750,000 adult Virginians became eligible for dental coverage under the state’s expanded Medicaid dental plan. Previously, only children and pregnant Medicaid recipients were eligible for […]

Looking good

The summer before her second year, Greer Gill planned to hold a field hockey camp at her former high school. Gill, a UVA field hockey player, teamed up with four […]

Conqueror conquered

One hundred years after being erected on West Main Street, the University of Virginia’s George Rogers Clark statue has finally been taken down.  On Sunday morning, the day after the […]

Carried away

On Saturday afternoon, just hours after the Confederate statues in downtown Charlottesville were removed, the city’s contractors also took down the statue of Lewis, Clark, and Sacagawea from the intersection […]

In brief: Drive-thrus & Segways

Bagels go back to basics Bodo’s returned to in-store counter service on Monday, abandoning a drive-thru system that the famous local bagel chain had been operating at its Preston Avenue […]

Early results

From the very beginning of his campaign, 5th District Representative Bob Good has identified himself as a Trump-loving, Bible-thumping hardcore conservative. He opposes LGBTQ+ equality and abortion rights. He is […]

Books are back

“We have a book town,” says Peter Manno, manager of the Friends of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library. The group is excited to welcome community members into the former Northside Library […]

Eviction moratorium nears end

Over the last year, thousands of Virginia renters have been able to stay in their homes thanks to a variety of eviction prevention measures, including a statewide rent relief program. […]

Final frontiers

“It’s a dirty place,” says Earl Swift. He’s talking about the moon.  The moon is covered in fine dust, an endless desert of gray particles that smear when disturbed in […]