What do you have to look forward to as the economy tanks? How about good music, the end of flip-flops and sweet revenge on the credit card companies? All this and more, in Scott Weaver’s cover story.
What do you have to look forward to as the economy tanks? How about good music, the end of flip-flops and sweet revenge on the credit card companies? All this and more, in Scott Weaver’s cover story.
The Lynchburg News and Advance reports that two Nelson County residents, 58-year-old Alan Sherr and his daughter, 13-year-old Naomi Sherr, have died as a result of Wednesday’s terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India.
With the declining economy, some high profile universities are seeking to ditch troubled chucks of their endowments, says today’s New York Times. One of the schools that it highlights? The University of Virginia.
Drinking water is good for you; no doubt. The question of what to drink it from, though, is baffling. I have long been a user and re-user of your standard Dasani or Deer Park bottles.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its report on County Employment and Wages in Virginia for the first quarter of 2008.
It’s a funny thing, this business of prestige. Jonathan Kiefer uses that term to describe the crop of year-end movies
Plans for a new parking garage at UVA’s Scott Stadium have been pushed back at least a year.
It was 20 days ago that Tom Perriello, Democratic candidate for the Fifth Congressional District, declared victory over Republican incumbent Virgil Goode.
Nearly a couple of years after C-VILLE first started asking questions about a tract of land owned by Wendell Wood that was at the center of a land-use designation controversy in Albemarle County, the Army Corps of Engineers has revealed the secret assessment of the property: $9.7 million. While it’s not the $14 million that Wood hinted was the land’s true value, it is more than the $7 million the army paid to purchase land for its NGIC expansion in Albemarle County.