A nice chunk of change was given Tuesday night to GraceWorks, a small local nonprofit that runs an afterschool program for needy kids. GraceWorks earned the blessing of a committee of 10 high school students…
A nice chunk of change was given Tuesday night to GraceWorks, a small local nonprofit that runs an afterschool program for needy kids. GraceWorks earned the blessing of a committee of 10 high school students…
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If you’re looking at The Spiral for the first time, welcome. This is the first day of what’s surely to be a long and glorious run of C-VILLE blogs. And man, we’d really love to hear what you think … but not quite yet.
C-VILLE’s two arts guys, Brendan Fitzgerald and John Ruscher, took some heat from a letter to the editor last week about the A-Z Music cover story. But neither Brendan nor John wrote the entry. I did.
Hey, everybody — Charlottesville has coffeeshops! Lots of coffeeshops. This serves as news peg for a fairly frothy piece in today’s Washington Post…
The Hope Community Center’s role as an evening shelter is coming to an imminent end, its founder revealed today.
Don’t throw it all away: Last Tuesday (a.k.a. Earth Day), UVA pitched in with displays, games and events, including a Dumpster Dive, which revealed how much garbage could have been recycled. Tuesday 4/22 Residents question Hope shelter Two residents of the 10th and Page neighborhood, where the Hope Community Center is located, urged councilors Monday […]
At least 200 people were injured Monday, according to the AP, as severe storms barraged central and southeastern Virginia
Anderson Brothers Building owner Terry Vassalos has confirmed that a deal to bring a CVS pharmacy into the space currently occupied by Satellite Ballroom, Just Curry, Higher Grounds and Plan 9 has now been signed and made official, NBC 29 reports.
Regarding my old (and overly quick) post on the U.S. Senate’s vote on Ledbetter v. Goodyear, Charlottesville writer Dahlia Lithwick has a must-read piece in Slate. She sums up the opponents of the bill to overturn the Supreme Court ruling thusly: