Governor tells UVA graduates to “tip well”
University President Teresa Sullivan conferred more than 6,200 degrees, and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder paid homage to law school alum Robert Kennedy
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NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Wine in the time of poverty
She may have squandered a fortune, her homes may be in foreclosure, but Donald Trump’s people say Patricia Kluge will continue working for the winery.
Charlottesville police investigate recent group attacks
Since January 1, there have been 10 assaults reported within 500’ of McGuffey, including the May 13 incident
Donor gives Glenmore house to the Paramount Theater
The property is listed at $799,000, and its sale will take a nice chunk out of the remaining $1.5 million in the theater’s mortgage payments
Gearing up for March on Blair Mountain
June 4-11 in southern West Virginia, folks will be protesting mountaintop removal.
School board member announces City Council bid
Architect Kathy Galvin, elected to the city school board in 2007, is "is concerned about all people in the City of Charlottesville," says School Board Chair Leah Puryear
Delegate Watkins Abbitt, Jr., will not seek reelection
Abbitt, who represented southeastern Albemarle for 13 terms, sponsored a land swap bill to eliminate the Biscuit Run "doughnut hole" during the last assembly session
The sweet scent of an invasive species
Multiflora rose is very widespread and called a pest. But it’s also kinda beautiful.