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
UVA graduation rate ranks second among public universities
According to a new ranking, the university has the second best four-year graduation rate among public universities. The poll lists UVA’s graduation rate as 85 percent
Finally, a class in guerilla knitting at a reasonable price point!
Check out the new Charlottesville Trade School listings
UVA 49-47 Over Clemson/ UVA Football Signs Excellent Recruiting Class
Virginia announced Wednesday, that Mike London and crew have signed an outstanding recruiting class. Included in the mix are the Gatorade Player of the Year in both Maryland and Virginia! The Hoos played just an awful game Wednesday night at the JPJ…
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY: Fanning the flames
In his first year in office, Ken Cuccinelli demonstrated a knack for busting the traditional bounds of an attorney general.
Nearly one-third of Charlottesville residences see assessment values drop
Among the city’s 12,887 taxable residential properties, approximately 32 percent declined in value, while 39 percent held steady
Hannah Pittard’s “The Fates Will Find Their Way” in the NYTimes, Post book review
The debut novelist makes a splash with her first
Albemarle County property assessment values decline on average
Reassessments will be mailed this week to county and city residents. In Albemarle County, overall assessed values declined 1.24 percent, excluding new construction