Virginia Organizing to Congress: Extend jobless benefits, and end Bush tax cuts
City Councilor Kristin Szakos took the stage and told the crowd that if the tax cuts for the wealthy are extended, "Charlottesville has a lot to lose"
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Virginia Organizing to Congress: Extend jobless benefits, and end Bush tax cuts
City Councilor Kristin Szakos took the stage and told the crowd that if the tax cuts for the wealthy are extended, "Charlottesville has a lot to lose"
Cuccinelli weighs in on Bell’s texting bill, addresses sexting
The bill is an attempt to close what Bell characterizes as a legal loophole by treating lewd or threatening text messages as comparable phone calls, a Class One misdemeanor
Police responded to a scuffle Friday at the Music Resource Center
Things went south at a benefit for the MRC, which featured alums YG the Truth, J dot and Lee Banga
Asthmatic asks JPJ to refund his Dave Matthews Band tickets
It smelled like a skunk, or maybe burning sage – whatever it was, Sean McCord had to leave 10 minutes into Saturday’s show
Virginia Pounded in Paradise by #13 Washington Huskies 106-63
Tony Bennett’s Wahoos must have been thinking about surfing, or bikinis and they sure left their defensive instincts in Charlottesville.
Hoos Rebound From Disturbing Loss to UW Beat Oklahoma 74-56
Virginia played for the second straight day in Maui, and handled Oklahoma nicely behind Mike Scott’s 27 points. Go Hoos!
Group plans protest outsde RWSA office during closed Ragged Mountain meeting
While the RWSA catches the first wave of feedback from an independent review of Ragged Mountain Dam, Citizens for a Sustainable Water Supply Plan will have to wait until tomorrow
The continuing saga of Tom Shadyac
What do you make of the locally interested director’s trajectory?
The curious case of Satch Huizenga
Inquiring minds want to know: Where is Live Arts’ Producing Artistic Director?