Twenty years of music and arts in the spotlight
It seems we here at C-VILLE have kind of a thing about reporting while using alternate modes of transportation. Just as this week’s cover story stems from a walk through […]
All that Twitters
Dear Ace: MySpace is played out, Facebook is getting there, and I’m ready to set up a new circle of on-the-Internet friends. Who are some of the most prevalent Tweeters […]
Worn In Red stays brutal, vital
Nearly every song on Worn In Red’s recently released full-length, In the Offing, follows the structure of penultimate track “Mise En Abyme.” Big musical shifts come in tempo and rhythm, […]
Albemarle's walkability goals are slow to gain a foothold
READ MORE • Click here for more information on pedestrian safety. On the outer fringes of Hollymead Town Center, at the corner of Grand Forks Boulevard and Perseco Lane, there […]
Studying what walkers need
Studying what walkers need Do big cities have anything to teach towns the size of Charlottesville, or for that matter, suburban areas like those in Albemarle, about creating safe places […]
YMCA and SRO facility get first approval
At its regular meeting on November 10, the City Planning Commission approved a site plan for the YMCA to be built in McIntire Park. The commission also approved the site […]
Monticello part of National Scenic Byway
The Old Carolina Road remains much the same as when it was a popular thoroughfare for Algonquins, Iroquois and colonists traders, who traveled to posts on the North Carolina border. […]
Honor Committee to vote on definition of plagiarism
In response to a recent spate of plagiarism cases at the University, several members of the Honor Committee have introduced various proposals this fall
Car-sharing program lands at UVA
They’re coming. On November 17, UVA will launch, in unison with Zipcar—the largest car-sharing service in the world—the Zipcar program. Three Hybrid Honda Insights and three fuel-efficient Honda Civics will […]
Planning for the next 20 years
These days, 209 years after UVA’s inception, the biggest question for its planners and architects is: How to add to the university without losing Jefferson’s vision? Last week, Richard Guy […]