• News
  • Culture
  • Calendar
  • Magazines
    • Abode
    • Weddings
  • Best Of C-VILLE
    • 2026 Winners
    • 2026 Staff Picks
  • Newcomer’s Guide
    • Education
    • Entertainment
    • Food and drink
    • Real Estate
    • Retail
    • Senior living
    • Services
    • Travel
  • Support us!
    • Donate
    • Shop
Visit C-VILLE Weekly on Instagram Visit C-VILLE Weekly on Facebook Visit C-VILLE Weekly on LinkedIn Visit C-VILLE Weekly on YouTube
  • News
  • Culture
  • Calendar
  • Magazines
    • Abode
    • Weddings
  • Best Of C-VILLE
    • 2026 Winners
    • 2026 Staff Picks
  • Newcomer’s Guide
    • Education
    • Entertainment
    • Food and drink
    • Real Estate
    • Retail
    • Senior living
    • Services
    • Travel
  • Support us!
    • Donate
    • Shop

Government & Courts

News

Judge denies effort to block Sweet Briar closure

Activists seeking to keep Sweet Briar College open had their hopes dashed yesterday when a Bedford County judge denied a motion to kick out the school’s governing board and permanently […]

hawespencer | April 16, 2015

News

Fireworks as Sweet Briar injunction hearing moves forward

If the women who want to save their 114-year-old Sweet Briar College are David and the state’s top lawyer is Goliath, David seems to be winning this battle. On Tuesday, […]

hawespencer | April 15, 2015

News

No rush to the races: A look at this year’s county contests

In Charlottesville, five candidates had tossed their hats into the ring by February for three open City Council seats. In Albemarle, which has open seats for constitutional offices as well […]

Lisa Provence | April 15, 2015

News

Judge agrees to hear motion to block Sweet Briar closure

It’s been a good week for the activists trying to keep Sweet Briar College from closing. Nearly six weeks after the Amherst County college’s board of directors announced it planned […]

C-VILLE Writers | April 14, 2015

News

Another Halfaday accusation: Forcible sodomy case dismissed

Sidney Stinnie admits he shot a man. He admits he sold drugs. But he emphatically denies that he sexually assaulted former City Council candidate James Halfaday in the Albemarle Charlottesville […]

Lisa Provence | April 8, 2015

News

City fire chief announces retirement

Chief Charles Werner said he’s calling it quits this summer after a 37-year career at the Charlottesville Fire Department. Werner started at the department at 18 years old, became chief […]

Lisa Provence | April 7, 2015

News

SRO at Martese Johnson’s first court date

A standing room only crowd of dozens of supporters packed Charlottesville General District Court Thursday morning for Martese Johnson, the 20-year-old UVA student bloodied by Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage […]

Lisa Provence | March 26, 2015

News

Alexis Murphy’s aunt finds inspiration in new career

The death of any loved one can be staggering, but when someone simply vanishes, it can be even more difficult, said Trina Murphy, the great aunt of Nelson County teenager […]

courteneystuart | March 26, 2015

News

Police: No evidence to support Jackie’s claims in Rolling Stone rape story

Charlottesville Police Chief Timothy Longo said in a press conference Monday, March 23 that investigators have found no evidence to support the claims of a 2012 gang rape at UVA’s […]

Graelyn Brashear | March 23, 2015

News

UVA students express anger at forum with police, march out in protest

Tensions ran high in UVA’s Newcomb Hall Theater Friday afternoon as students confronted police and other public officials at a forum organized by the University’s Student Council in response to the […]

Graelyn Brashear | March 20, 2015

  • «
  • 1
  • …
  • 49
  • 50
  • 51
  • 52
  • 53
  • 54
  • 55
  • 56
  • 57
  • 58
  • 59
  • …
  • 108
  • »

To-do list

Recent stories

  • Virginia Department of Education to oversee Albemarle schools’ cleanup efforts

  • Paramount On Screen at The Paramount 10/31

  • The Great Rotumpkin at the UVA Rotunda 10/29 – 10/31

  • Are You Now or Have You Ever Been? at the Ruth Caplin Theatre 10/29 – 11/7

  • American Shakespeare Center’s Frankenstein is loud and unclear

THIS WEEK'S ISSUE

  • Support us

  • Locate an issue

  • Get our FREE newsletters!

  • Sign up for C-VILLE Dinner Club!

Visit C-VILLE Weekly on Instagram Visit C-VILLE Weekly on Facebook Visit C-VILLE Weekly on LinkedIn Visit C-VILLE Weekly on YouTube

Since 1989, C-VILLE Weekly has been Charlottesville, Virginia’s independent, award-winning alternative newspaper. Through our distinctive coverage, we work to spark curiosity and enable readers to engage meaningfully with their community. In each issue, we amplify unique perspectives, shining a light into the oft-overlooked corners of our city and providing a jumping-off point for our readers to dive deeper into the place we call home.

Visit C-VILLE Weekly on Instagram Visit C-VILLE Weekly on Facebook Visit C-VILLE Weekly on LinkedIn Visit C-VILLE Weekly on YouTube

Quick Links

  • About us
  • Work at C-VILLE
  • Advertise with C-VILLE
  • Classifieds, legal ads, and public notices
  • Contact us
  • Policies

Contact us

editor@c-ville.com

P.O. Box 119
Charlottesville, VA 22902

© 2026 C-VILLE Weekly

Powered by Innovative Software Solutions