City Council has committed to spending $10,000 on a community-wide “dialogue on race,” and during budget hearings, it will weigh whether to spend up to $50,000 more. But the very […]
Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC) doesn’t want to fall victim to its own success in this recession.
At Westminster Presbyterian Church on Rugby Road, a crowd of several hundred—including University faculty, administrators, students and Congressman Tom Perriello —paid tribute to one of UVA’s most beloved figures. Dean […]
Even as the bulldozers are revving their engines to begin work on the county portion of the Meadowcreek Parkway—that two-mile road that has gestated in the womb of government for 40-plus years—some activists are still hoping for a last-minute halt.
We’re bigger, older and wiser. Over the past two decades, we’ve sometimes been well ahead of the curve, like when we projected DMB’s rise to the top, and sometimes we’ve […]
“We want to see the Wizard!” “The Wizard? But nobody can see the great Oz. Nobody’s ever seen the great Oz. Even I’ve never seen him!” “Well then, how do […]
READ MORE FROM OUR INAUGURATION FEATURE • Celebrating Obama with Monroe At Ash Lawn, talk is all "timid feeders on the lagoon" • How C-VILLE’s arts guy spent 48 […]
Quick, what’s the link between the White House and Charlottesville’s Jefferson School? If you said “community organizing,” you got it right. READ MORE FROM OUR INAUGURATION FEATURE • Celebrating Obama […]
What: “Dreams of Obama” Where: 211 W. Main St. When: Tuesday, January 20 The day itself was like a dream—maybe even that dream where you’re taking the oath of office […]
READ MORE FROM OUR INAUGURATION FEATURE • QCC hails our Organizer in Chief Community connection • Barack in the John Paul Jones Alone in a crowd, eyes trained on history […]