Developers can be hard cats to pity, but it does kind of suck to be a builder right now. On top of the woes that come from a slowed real estate market, increased construction costs and tightened credit, fees are going up for a slew of government services, from building inspections to sewer hook-ups. The […]
Developers can be hard cats to pity, but it does kind of suck to be a builder right now. On top of the woes that come from a slowed real estate market, increased construction costs and tightened credit, fees are going up for a slew of government services, from building inspections to sewer hook-ups. The […]
It was a steamy day for a hot topic. A dog-day haze hung over farm stands piled with tomatoes, squash and other high-summer goodies. August 6, at the Meade Park farmers’ market, the Virginia Farm Bureau was set to launch a PR campaign that would land the group squarely on the local foods bandwagon. “Save […]
The Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (CHO) has come under some criticism from a few local residents for its plans to extend its runway 800',
In 2004, UVA tennis coach Brian Boland took a 48-hour flight to Chennai, India, to visit a tennis prospect.
It seems as if local developer Keith Woodard’s dreams of a massive nine-story building with the city’s coolest parking garage on the corner of First and Main streets on the Downtown Mall have been definitely deferred.
One of Patricia Gordon’s proudest moments happened last year. On May 19, 2007, she wore a cap and gown and processed down the Lawn. “I graduated at 49, just before my 50th birthday, so a double landmark year!” she says. “My family, daughters, parents, sisters and friends were tremendously supportive and proud. It was a […]
Dana Wheeles Age: 30 Year: Graduate student Concentration: Art history Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina Dana Wheeles What’s in your backpack? Keys on a carabiner, leather wallet, iPod, headphones, 8 cents in change, pens, Volkswagen key fob, lip gloss, Sharpie, MacBook Pro attachments. C-VILLE welcomes news tips from readers. Send them to news@c-ville.com.
Being a Charlottesville Transit System regular has its problems. Dr. Ivy Hinton is always late for her meetings, and has to walk half a mile every night in the dark to get home. She is a lecturer at UVA’s School of Nursing and has relied on the bus system since January when her car broke […]
In about a week, area children will start drifting into city and county schools as their summer ends and educational instruction resumes. A long summer of continually rising costs of fuel and food means the pockets of their parents are lighter and consequently so are theirs. Fortunately, the price of their school meals will not […]