Community garden part of the sustainability agenda
For quite some time now, Charlottesville has been the fulcrum of all things local: food, farms, local and sustainable businesses
Darden students get their Kindle
“Give it a shot,” said Michael Koenig, Darden’s director of MBA programs, to a packed room of new MBA students. They are the first students to receive the new Kindle […]
Massie-Wills historic downtown building for sale
Accessing the attic of the Massie-Wills residence means literally climbing the stairs, using both hands to scale the approximately seventy-degree incline. Reaching the top provides a fresh perspective on the […]
Twenty years of local news and arts in the spotlight
It’s amazing to us that a little less than 13 years ago, we sent a reporter to investigate a pending facelift in Belmont and he came back writing about the […]
Average dude
I feel so average. It’s hard to feel average in a country where no one feels average. Everyone’s a unique snowflake, a maverick, one of a kind. I am no […]
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 […]