“It’s certainly still a seller’s market, and we see that in the data from low inventory levels,” Virginia Realtors Chief Economist Ryan Price said. “Homes are selling very quickly.”
One study says people are waiting in emergency departments longer than pre-pandemic times, but UVA and Sentara say they’re not seeing an increase in wait times.
City Council is set to vote next month on the best fuel option for CAT buses. Community Climate Collaborative ran its own study to see which of the new choices is best.
Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital made Becker’s Hospital Review’s list of hospitals in America that had the lowest re-admission rate for patients with heart failure.
The Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society and Friends of Charlottesville Downtown are teaming up to explore the rich history of Black barbershops in the city.
“I want people to learn that it’s not always bad people that do bad things, and it’s not always people that are intending to do it in a bad way,” senior Kylie Grunsfeld said.
The University of Virginia School of Law is launching a new institute to ensure kindergarten through twelfth-grade students get high-quality education.
Tents at Market Street Park are being used by members of the unhoused community to sleep in overnight. Charlottesville is allowing these encampments to remain up, for now.