Trading kilowatts for gasoline
We are trying something new right now: grow lights on the veggie seedlings. But there’s a tradeoff.
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Trading kilowatts for gasoline
We are trying something new right now: grow lights on the veggie seedlings. But there’s a tradeoff.
VQR named finalist for two National Magazine Awards
The local lit mag is in the running for two of the biggest prizes in the magazine world.
Day 73: Project Brickway?
Today, the bricks put on a show for you. We regret to inform you, however, that Tyra was unable to attend.
Passenger rail gets key approval
Meredith Richards expects that by October 1, citizens of Charlottesville will be able to book a seat on a commuter train and actually find a spot.
Dem steps up to challenge Rob Bell
After running unopposed in 2007, Republican Delegate Rob Bell will have to return to the campaign trail to retain his seat in the General Assembly. Cynthia Neff, an Albemarle Democrat, will challenge Bell, according to today’s Daily Progress.
Day 72: Talkin’ bout my renovation
With no themed block party to pick on this week, guess we’ll have to talk about the Downtown renovation project again.
Parachute: cleaning up the band name
Guest blogger (and owner of C-VILLE) Bill Chapman fills in for Brendan Fitzgerald, who is on a top-secret Feedback mission in Texas.
Delta to offer upgrades at CHO Airport
The Charlottesville-Albemarle Regional Airport (CHO) will soon offer updated service to its Detroit-bound customers.
For now, judge won’t halt work on MCP
However, the judge considers the merits of the case “wide open” and will hear them in late May.
Day 71: Smooth sailing
Calm seas on the Downtown Mall this St. Patrick’s Day. But, is that a good thing?