A New Hope
Ace, help a fanboy out. Ever since Daniel Jordan abdicated his executive post at Monticello and was replaced by some lady named Bowman, my fellow Jefferson geeks and I have […]
Deeds and McDonnell court youth for high voter turnout
During the last presidential election, young voter turnout was unprecedented. Among Democrats, the overall turnout jumped 90 percent in 2008, compared to four years earlier. Young Democrats’ participation jumped 135 […]
Perriello's health care town hall draws big crowd
On August 11, more than 1,300 people in the Charlottesville High School’s auditorium waited eagerly for the arrival of Congressman Tom Perriello.
Beyond the fringe
All right, we might as well state our position up front, so that anyone who disagrees with us can throw the paper down in disgust right now: It is the […]
Little boxes
Ace, is there a single USPS blue mailbox between the railroad tracks adjacent to Water Street and Mill Creek, including all of Belmont? If so, I can’t find it. Has […]
Meet Josh Bare…again
Last April, C-VILLE met Josh Bare, a young man driven to change the fate of many homeless.
There will be bacon
Three lifeless pigs hang from six hooks in the walk-in fridge. Split in two, their bright skin is waxy white, traced with miniscule purple veins. A small, pink pearl sliding […]
Interest in China growing
China has recently blossomed into one of the fastest growing economies in the world with a rapidly increasing population and a greater emphasis on contact with the outside world. The […]
Cavaliers answer questions as they near section opener
The UVA football team trotted along the University’s Rotunda during the “Meet the Team Day” on Sunday, August 16. Football coach Al Groh, quarterbacks Marc Verica and Jameel Sewell, […]
Twenty years of local news and arts in the spotlight
This week’s feature story on Nelson County butcher Richard Bean fits nicely into the ongoing coverage of local food and drink that we at C-VILLE have been publishing for a […]