The Memory of Water; Live Arts; Through March 27
As we’ve seen in recent weeks, water—the very “stuff of life”—often seems to have a wicked mind of its own. In fact, in the early ’90s the French scientist Jacques […]
Keeping up the Kluge winery
Mere weeks before the auction that will convey Patricia Kluge’s wine empire to the highest bidders, 20 former employees of the Kluge Estate Winery & Vineyard continue to maintain the […]
Halsey Minor: $84,000 in tax trouble
According to city staff, Minor owes Charlottesville a whopping $84,351.68 in real estate taxes.
Fear global, act local
In January, when Fifth District Republican Congressman Robert Hurt opened his new Charlottesville office, Jefferson Area Tea Party (JATP) Chair Carole Thorpe told C-VILLE that the group planned to turn […]
Cheek to cheek
In 2008, Mark Warner was elected to the U.S. Senate, and Cantor suddenly discovered that he wasn’t the only pair of chiseled cheekbones and Chiclets-perfect choppers on the Hill.
The Kennedy administration at 50
Fifty years ago, John Kennedy’s first 100 days as president were drawing to a close and his approval ratings topped 80 percent
Debbie Ryan passes the ball
Just how long has Debbie Ryan coached UVA women’s basketball team? Thirty-four years.
The way of the gun
On February 13, 2008, Carmello “Pee Wee” Martinez was sentenced to four years in prison for his role in a shooting that left a local 16-year-old in critical condition. Reportedly […]
Fight for your rights
This year, about 40 immigration-related bills were introduced in the General Assembly that would have affected undocumented immigrants and their families.
Former Albemarle Place awaits start
A long-awaited development slated for the corner of Hydraulic Road and Route 29 North in Albemarle County is officially ready for construction. The Shops at Stonefield—the 1.2 million square-foot development […]