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"Delayed mail volume rose from 22.6 million pieces to 54.2 million over a two year period"

Today is the day not to shop. Tomorrow’s the day to shop local.

Since City Council’s decision to open dialogue between Occupy Charlottesville and city staff to find an alternate occupation location, the group has been contemplating its next move

The big accomplishment, according to developer Bill Atwood, was constructing 133,000 square feet in 14 months

Human beings have always been artists. Cave inhabitants dabbed the first murals on their walls many centuries ago. Many, many centuries. In fact, the carbon dating of cave drawings found in France puts the time back at least 30,000 years! When ancient civilizations began building walls, it wasn’t long before people began decorating them, too. […]

The first weekend (and in some cases the second weekend as well) in December long has been designated as the date when the historic properties and other popular venues in central Virginia invite visitors to celebrate the holidays with the entire family. This year is no exception. Each county has a unique way of marking […]

Win a Learn to Ski & Snowboard Trip to Wintergreen The Commonwealth of Virginia has just announced the mother of all snow sports sweepstakes for moms and dads looking to share a love of the slopes with the kids.  Starting today, families can go to www.Virginia.org/sweeps and enter to win the Virginia Snowmotion Sweepstakes.  One […]

The crowd gathered in the City Council chambers for Monday night’s meeting was the largest Councilor David Brown had ever seen in almost eight years as an elected official.

"The General Assembly certainly can bring right back to itself all authority over all gun regulation if they chose to do so. To put it simply…I wish they would."

For Charlottesville residents whose adjusted gross income totals more than $200,000, the average filing is $16.7 million