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Tuesday, August 23 It takes a village to build a town Charlottesville resident Ed Cusick called it “the best of everything and exactly what we need for the county,” while […]

Tuesday, August 16 Deeds supports bassicide Today Creigh Deeds, Democratic candidate for Attorney General, launched a gun-rights group called “Sportsmen for Deeds” to play up his support for the right […]

Tuesday, August 9 City will vote on elected school boards City Councilor Rob Schilling today announced that he was cheered by news that on November 8, Charlottesville voters will decide […]

Tuesday, August 2 Virginia Lotto profit nears a half-billion bucks For the fourth consecutive year, Virginia Lotto has hit the jackpot with another record profit. That’s what the lottery’s Interim […]

Tuesday, July 26 County wants YOU to weigh in on Supe search On June 15 Albemarle County school superintendent Kevin Castner announced his retirement. Today, in conjunction with the search […]

Tuesday, July 19 It’s not the heat, it’s the… O.K., it’s the heat With temperatures topping out at 91 degrees today, we’re suffering through, er, enjoying the 11th day of […]

Tuesday, July 12 Phone book company plays dirty? DataNational, Inc., the company that puts out The Community Phone Book, filed suit today in U.S. General District Court-Western District against competitor […]

Tuesday, July 5 Now City Hall can ignore you more efficiently Today marked the debut of the much-ballyhooed CityLink, which unifies Char-lottesville’s various computer systems. CityLink will cost $17 million […]

4-DAY Holiday Edition Tuesday, June 28 Housing Authority drafts new director  The beleaguered Charlottesville Housing and Redevelopment Authority could breathe a little easier today, since Noah Schwartz has announced he […]

Tuesday, June 21 Teen drinking couple gets another chance The Virginia Court of Appeals today decided to review the case of an Earlysville couple who served alcohol to more than […]