The suit, brought by five homeless men in Charlottesville, was filed last June and claims that the soliciting ordinance approved by City Council in August 2010 violates both the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
On Tuesday, January 24th, local historian Rick Britton presents “Dr. Thomas Walker and the Founding of Charlottesville” as part of the Celebrate!250 History Talks series.
In two instances, suspects left with cash and jewelry. Both burglaries took place around noon in nearby locations; the residences are located less than one mile apart
A plate and at least five screws were inserted into the player’s ankle following a January 19 victory against Georgia Tech
At present, the school has the greatest percentage increase in admissions among those listed
PCA Announces “ARTS INSPIRE” Call For Submissions Piedmont Council for the Arts (PCA) seeks proposals from Charlottesville-area artists interested in receiving a $500 stipend to lead a hands-on arts workshop with under-served youth. Workshops can involve any arts genre(s), including visual art, music, theatre, dance, film, and/or literary arts. Selected artists will be paired […]
If you’re a fan of the television program, House Hunters, you’ve seen many dreams of home ownership dashed because of a failed house inspection. For the buyers, what is visible during their initial home visit looks appealing, but little do they suspect that lurking behind that wall or under that floor are serious structural or […]
If you are in the market for a new home, one of your first decisions is whether to buy a single family home or opt instead for townhome or a condo. Single family homes offer more privacy and property than townhomes which are similar but share a wall with one or more other units. In […]
McDonnell says "not yet," the mining company plays it cool, and green groups keep on worrying.