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Tuesday, June 14 Major grant for AIDS service Today Charlottesville’s AIDS/HIV Services Group (ASG) announced that they re-ceived a $180,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development […]

Tuesday, June 7 ’Hoos on third Today the Washington Nationals drafted UVA third baseman Ryan Zimmerman in the first round of the 2005 Major League baseball draft. The pick is […]

Tuesday, May 31 In Charlottesville, even the Republicans are progressive While politicians in the rest of Virginia make a beeline for the right-wing, here in Charlottesville even the Republican candidate […]

SPECIAL HOLIDAY EDITION Tuesday, May 24 Allen polishes ultra-con credentials After a bipartisan group of U.S. Senators orchestrated a compromise on the controversial subject of judicial nominees, moderates lauded an […]

Tuesday, May 17 Protecting your good name Democratic State Senator and Attorney General hopeful Creigh Deeds today proposed creating a 21st Century Crimes Division for Virginia that would focus on […]

Kim Tingley wants to spark local progressives Developer hopes to build a career in city politics Clement “Kim” Tingley wants to fit into Charlottesville politics, and it’s a tight squeeze. […]

Tuesday, May 3 We’ll miss you. Not. Classes ended today at UVA, which could only mean that the area’s supply of NoDoz was rapidly depleted as studying for finals gets […]

Tuesday, April 26 County’s McKeel aims for 12 years on School Board Diantha McKeel announced her candidacy for the Albemarle County School Board today. Jim Kennan introduced her on the […]

Tuesday, April 19 Taxes the focus of Kaine’s town hall meeting here Earlysville resident Ann Mallek says she’s seen it happen many times in her neighborhood. “People living in little […]

Tuesday, April 12 Next time, take the stairs Downtown pedestrians got a little excitement today, and gratefully avoided injury, when Cheryl Longnecker accidentally backed her Subaru Outback up the stairs […]