Eurydice; Live Arts, in the Upstage Theater; Through June 27
Don’t look back—that’s all he has to do. Not turn around. But he does. And so he loses her—again.
Four Seasons EP; The Invisible Hand; Self-released
About a year ago, if you asked Adam Smith or Jon Bray of The Invisible Hand if their other band, Truman Sparks, was still together, it was impossible to get […]
25 essential Charlottesville experiences for real locals
Dome Room at the Rotunda At the risk of sounding cocky, C-VILLE knows a little something about what it takes to be a true resident of this here city. After […]
Twenty years of local news and arts in the spotlight
We cannot deny it. We’ve picked up some trade secrets in the past 20 years—at least as far as living local goes. But we’ve also done more than our fair […]
Creigh flees—and after all we’ve done for him!
It’s a tale as old as time: Politician, down on his luck, shacks up with a nice, unassuming little municipality.
Futuristic, green design for new car wash
The drive west on Ivy Road is nothing out of the ordinary: shopping malls, few restaurants, residences and university apartments. The architecture is traditional, Victorian at times. But at the […]
ACAC comes to Old Trail
Although Old Trail Village was put up for sale at the end of April, construction of the commercial space is going full speed. The Old Trail Village is host to […]
Fundraising is priority for new president
On Friday, June 12, UVA President John Casteen announced his retirement after what will be 20 years at the helm of the University.
Fall will be busy time for City Council to vote on Meadowcreek Parkway
“We are waiting to hear what Judge Swett decides and it’s been a month already and we think that’s a good sign, because he is giving it a lot of […]
Dam study lacks cost estimate; dredging study next
Last November, Charlottesville’s City Council passed a resolution calling for a raft of studies related to the community’s 50-year water supply plan. The move came amid continued controversy about the […]