Isn’t that special: The General Assembly reassembles
First the good news, Virginia: Sodomy for everyone! O.K., not everyone—but if you’re an amorously adventurous sort with a consensual partner of legal age? Go for it! If the members […]
Choose Historic Madison County for Gorgeous Views and a Friendly Country Lifestyle
If you like the idea of living where you have space and privacy without having to worry about encroaching development, then Madison County may be the perfect place for you […]
The Twelfth Annual Charlottesville Marathon: A Premier Event in our Running Town
“This whole area loves to run,” declares Francesca Conte who, with her partner James Gill, operates Bad to the Bone Endurance Sports. Both have a long-time passion for running and […]
Listen up! Charlottesville radio dial about to get ‘progressively’ busier
Charlottesville radio offerings are about to get beefed up with the addition of several new low-power FM radio stations that have received preliminary FCC approval and could be on air […]
Nonprofit plans shelter for sex trafficking victims in Charlottesville
When law enforcement officials announced the launch of a new task force to combat human trafficking in the western part of the state late last year, they called for broad […]
Albemarle eyes major tax hike thanks to school budget mandates
Albemarle County is facing its first property tax rate increase in years, and it’s a doozy: After a series of workshops that ended earlier this month, the Board of Supervisors […]
UVA basketball rocks; Feds take over child porn charges; Restaurant Week breaks record
UVA clinches ACC championship, heads to NCAA tourney Capping a glorious season that saw the UVA men’s basketball team capture the ACC regular season title and the ACC tournament championship […]
Education Beat: Albemarle considers winter weather busing to avoid snow days
Our Education Beat coverage appears thanks to a partnership with Charlottesville Tomorrow. The Albemarle County School Board last week debated moving bus stops to major roads in snowy weather in […]
UPDATE: What’s happening in Charlottesville and Albemarle the week of March 17
Each week, the news team takes a look at upcoming meetings and events in Charlottesville and Albemarle we think you should know about. Consider it a look into our datebook, […]
With a budget fight looming, the legislative session comes to a close
Virginia’s whirlwind regular legislative session has ended, but with a budget left to pass, lawmakers have yet to put Richmond in their rear-view mirror. All eyes are on March 24 […]