Jeremy Johnson

A new path could soon allow bikers and pedestrians to cross over the Rivanna River near Riverview Park.

The Ridge Street Priority Neighborhood Task Force met Wednesday night to begin the process of determining where the next round of Community Development Block Grant funding will go.

VDOT presented their plans to the Pantops Community Advisory Committee on Tuesday night for a new diverging diamond pattern on Route 250 near exit 124 off I-64.

The Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority Monday night approved a resolution to procure security services for the Crescent Halls neighborhood.

Internet access in the rural areas of Orange County is about to get easier, thanks to grant funding from the CARES act.

Dozens of families came decked out in their best costumes to the Family Safe Spooky Trail at Pen Park.

Charlottesville School Board Thursday night discussed the potential for a return to in-person learning in city schools by January.

The Tom Tom Foundation’s Cities Rising Summit hosted a panel discussion focused on how data and technology play a role in the fight for equity.

Five brass players from the Charlottesville Municipal Band held a free concert Monday evening outside the Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society building in downtown Charlottesville.

The Places29 Hydraulic Community Advisory Committee Monday night discussed a possible new affordable housing development on Route 29 North.

The Charlottesville Human Rights Commission unanimously passed a resolution at their meeting Thursday night regarding a local moratorium on evictions.

Tom Tom Foundation's Cities Rising Summit hosted a panel discussion titled "Scaffolding the Journey to Equity" Wednesday night. The focus was how to create systems that promote better access to education, resources and opportunities across economic and racial lines.

The Crozet Community Advisory Committee met Wednesday night to discuss a possible rezoning for a section of Claudius Crozet Park.

Albemarle County Planning Commission Tuesday night discussed several zoning amendments for county recycling and processing centers.

This fall, the Wayne Theatre has launched Studio Wayne, a program of online classes conducted through Zoom for children and adults.

Charlottesville Police Chief RaShall Brackney discussed changes that aim to increase accountability during a presentation to the Police Civilian Review Board Thursday night.

For the sixth year in a row, Champion Brewing Company is getting in the spooky spirit with Hump Days of Horror.

Albemarle supervisors Wednesday night approved a zoning amendment and a special exception for the 5th Street Business Center development.

Albemarle Planning Commission approved a rezoning request for a new shopping center near Forest Lakes at its meeting Tuesday night.

Scottsville Planning Commission discussed a new affordable housing development at its meeting Monday night.

Second Street Gallery in downtown Charlottesville is hosting a photo exhibit titled "Bearing Witness".

Greene County Rescue Squad held their 52nd annual banquet Friday night.

The Piedmont Environmental Council hosted a virtual meetup to talk about furthering connectivity in Charlottesville and Albemarle for bikes and pedestrians.

October means we’re just weeks away from Halloween, and even though this year’s celebrations may seem different, a home in Fluvanna County is keeping the spooky spirit alive for kids and their families.

Charlottesville City Council met Wednesday evening to discuss the West Main Streetscape project.

A Unitarian church in Charlottesville is dropping "Thomas Jefferson Memorial" from its name.

Crews with Albemarle County Fire Rescue responded to a fire at the Hydraulic Wash Laundromat on Hydraulic Road Monday afternoon.

Amazon Studios paid a visit to the Stonefield Shopping Center Thursday night to get people registered to vote and promote their new documentary about voter suppression.

The Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA is being recognized for its Free Adoptions for Veterans program.

Albemarle County Supervisors passed a new ordinance to prevent the spread of COVID-19 Wednesday night.