Resident-led redevelopment
Sen. Tim Kaine visited Southwood Mobile Home Park to tour the redevelopment site and meet with residents and Habitat for Humanity on April 21. Located just south of Charlottesville, the […]
The cyclists are back
The Jefferson Cup, a professional and amateur USA Cycling road race that is one of the longest-running races in the United States, returns to the area on Sunday, April 30. […]
Top of their game
For fans who enjoy pointing to their televisions and saying, “I watched them back when they played for UVA,” this University of Virginia athletics season is required viewing. From marking […]
Coming down
For several years, a burned-out husk of a 20th-century motel has remained standing at 140 Emmet St., near one of the main entrances to the University of Virginia. Now, the […]
In brief
Grad students rally for timely pay UVA students and faculty rallied outside Madison Hall earlier this month, while, inside, five representatives from United Campus Workers discussed untimely graduate stipend payments […]
Passion for the plant
In the market for live music, a laser light show, and information about cannabis? Look no further than Greenwood, Virginia, on 4/20. The Virginia 420 Festival at the Misty Mountain […]
Moving forward
On April 15, the University of Virginia football team returned to Scott Stadium for the first time since the murders of three players in November. Memorials to Lavel Davis Jr., […]
All tomorrow’s parties
Does the Tom Tom Founders Festival, now in its 11th year, really need an introduction? The fest’s aged a lifetime in a decade, from its quixotic first years—“like, what even […]
More zoning
Our spring of zoning continues this month with more rollout of new rules that will determine what Charlottesville’s future looks like. “At this point, we are proposing no minimum […]
In brief
UVA team’s dengue fever discovery Dr. Mariano A. Garcia-Blanco, UVA’s chair of microbiology, immunology, and cancer biology, had been in his new lab for only a week when he and […]