Squirrel shuts down Charlottesville [December 11]
Charlottesville, we have a squirrel problem. In addition to absconding with all our nuts and generally chattering loudly…
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Squirrel shuts down Charlottesville [December 11]
Little critter gets fried
Charlottesville, we have a squirrel problem. In addition to absconding with all our nuts and generally chattering loudly…
Washington gets four life terms [Updated December 11]
Nathan Antonio Washington pleaded guilty to four sexual assaults in the City of Charlottesville…
Disaster songs and Fluvanna rocker up for Grammys [December 7]
Amid the Justin Timberlakes, Amy Winehouses and John Mayers, there were a couple a local names in this year’s…
Can't wait for warm weather [December 6]
Central Virginia is becoming quite the sports town in the eyes of national magazines lately—recreational sports, that is.
Mitchell's court date moved [December 6]
Mitchell, a local painter, was hit while crossing W. Main Street where it intersects Fourth Street.
Goode: Happy B-day General Lee! [December 5]
Northern Virginia has been a fairly liberal enclave in what was once a solidly conservative state, so it may seem strange that Congressman Virgil Goode is going there today for some R&R. But he'll be in familiar company.
How stupid it is [December 5]
While today saw the first snowfall of the year in Charlottesville, this accident wasn't weather-related—more like idiot-related.
City sues over collapsed courthouse
A handful of Spanish-speaking workers labor slowly in a dirt and gravel pit, laying foundation for the expansion of the city Juvenile & Domestic Relations Courthouse. The façade of the old brick building, its interior completely gutted, hides behind a green wall that has long taken over the sidewalk along High Street. The name of […]
Tail between his legs
Dear Ace: Something seemed a bit off in your recent column about roadkill.—Bambi Goboome Bambi: What’s that smell, you say? Dead varmint on the asphalt? No, it’s the stench of Ace’s not-exactly-clear previous column. Ace had a miscommunication with an official at Animal Control. Nevertheless, Ace is a gentleman and does not like to place […]
Correction from November 27 issue
Due to a reporting error, in the story "State to pay for six new profs" [UVA News, November 27, 2007], it was stated that the company Rolls-Royce still makes Rolls-Royce cars. In fact, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars was sold in 1998 to Volkswagen, and now the rights to the Rolls-Royce car name belong to BMW.