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Sharon Van Etten has come a long way.

The Islamic Society of Central Virginia fundraised for dozens of years and now has a purpose-built space for prayers and events. 

Sentencing in murder trial to be handed down August 30

Biker Kassia Arbabi gives a glimpse into the happy two-wheeled life.

While on a road trip, Marie Borgman and Koda Kerl decided the time was ripe to start a band. They put some players together one spring night in Nelson County and took on the moniker Chamomile and Whiskey.

I am steeped in the world of sports, but I have decided to not add my voice to the mighty wind of commentators. This will be an exception: The Masters.

The kitchen garden is making a comeback. There are farmers’ markets in every Virginia town, farm subscription plans (also called CSA), produce delivery services like Relay Foods, and community gardens like the ones at Friendship Court and West Street in Charlottesville. The local food movement is lively. What could be more local than your own […]

Each year, thousands of garden enthusiasts from all over the country come to Virginia for the annual Historic Garden Week—and for good reason. While every state in the Union enjoys spring in their own fashion, no one does it quite like Virginia.     Every April, the Garden Club of Virginia invites visitors to more […]

Since opening quietly this winter, the Black Market Moto-Saloon has slowly become a local hot spot for live music.

 Budget includes large investment for City schools and funds for increased Charlottesville Area Transit Service, Fontaine Avenue Fire Station and Charlottesville Housing Fund