Day 17: Meet your neighborhood construction worker
Wonder who’s under (that rhymes!) those white hats? Here’s your chance to meet a member of Parham’s construction crew!
Wonder who’s under (that rhymes!) those white hats? Here’s your chance to meet a member of Parham’s construction crew!
Wonder who’s under (that rhymes!) those white hats? Here’s your chance to meet a member of Parham’s construction crew!
Quoting Senator John Warner, she said, “I have been successful. Now it is time for someone else to be successful.â€
Brendan Fitzgerald sent these photos from his not-so-front-row seat at today’s inaugural ceremony.
Brick Watch will be brief, as we’re all eagerly watching the inauguration.
Because all the cool people are image conscious, we give you this year’s Design Annual,
The black choreographer and dancer brought important questions to Charlottesville last weekend and we welcome the challenge. She wants to know if she’s black enough, for one thing. For another, Gesel Mason wants to continue to explore what life was like on the mountain for Sally Hemings. Smart, talented, lovely�”let’s get Gesel Mason back to town soon with the full-length version of her “Declaration of (In)Dependence.”
The Pittsburgh Steelers are on their way to their second Super Bowl in the past four years. And what’s it have to do with Charlottesville?
Bon jour beautiful brick babies! As we begin week three of Brickfest, so begins the aptly named “Phase 3” of the project.
It’s certainly not the most convenient time of year to be without hot water and heat. But for 400 people in the Boar’s Head, Northridge and Farmington areas, a utility contractor error left them out cold.
“Six months ago, if you’d asked me if we’d be here swearing in a progressive Democrat, I would have told you it would be a cold day in Hades,†said Charlottesville’s state delegate, David Toscano, standing on the steps of the Rotunda.