Proposed 14th Street Hotel requests nine more rooms
A special use permit for the hotel would bump the number of rooms from 31 to 40, and the number of daily car trips to 196 from 123
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: The playbook of love
This week’s cover story is packed with ideas to festoon your romance
Virginia Loses in Overtime to Miami 70-68
Virginia’s Joe Harris missed a couple of huge free throws late, as UVA was done in by bad team free throw shooting, and critical defensive lapses throughout the second-half.
UPDATE: Virginia Outdoors Foundation says Halsey Minor is wrong about deed restrictions
"Mr. Minor’s assertion in the Virginia Gazette on February 2 that the easement on Carter’s Grove prohibits public access is incorrect"
Watch Gasland, be grossed out
The film looks at the practice of natural gas hydrofracturing. Spoiler: It’s not good news.
What’s going on this weekend?
A look at this week’s First Friday listings, plus some good shows to check out
Albemarle County, Charlottesville show steady growth in 2010 Census
Census results show growth in all racial groups in Albemarle, slight decrease in Charlottesville whites and blacks.
Charlottesville Superintendent recommends Buford for combined middle school site
The School Board could decide the fate of Walker and Buford as early as Thursday, February 17. The timeline for the actual consolidation, however, may be longer.
UPDATE: David Lee Cowan, 30, killed in first Charlottesville homicide this year
At 2:45am, law enforcement responded to gun shots near Run Street, which intersects 10th Street NW near Westhaven, the city’s largest and oldest public housing development
Rutherford Institute represents student expelled for pellet incident
John Whitehead’s local civil rights firm will represent 14-year-old Andrew Mikel II, expelled from his high school for spitting plastic pellets at classmates