An organization called First Tee Virginia Blue Ridge and the Women’s UVA Golf Team have partnered up to help teach young women about life on the links.
Lorraine Sheffield is an Orange County mom who has fostered almost two dozen children over the years. On Thanksgiving week, a fire roared through her home, and now nearly everything is gone.
At approximately 12:40 am on Friday, December 2, fire rescue units from Albemarle County and the Charlottesville Fire Department, were dispatched to the report of a fire on the 1100 block of Pen Park Lane.
The University of Virginia Center for Politics is using a multi-million dollar grant to bring in professors with diverse political backgrounds and perspectives.
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) released its 2022 Municipal Equality Index (MEI). This rates more than 500 cities on how inclusive they are to the LGBTQ community. It looks at a number of criteria including how inclusive workplaces are, if there are ordinances to protect LGBTQ, and if LGBTQ are represented in local policies.
A tough flu, COVID-19, and RSV season is in full swing. Many Charlottesville parents have voiced on social media their inability to find fever reducers for their children.
After dozens of public comment, the commission voted 4 to 2 to recommend not rezoning the land. The final decision goes to the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors.
Nearly 100 unique wreaths are helping to raise money for the University of Virginia Cancer Center. Those funds will help patients with transportation and lodging costs while they get treatment.
Chair of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors Donna Price has announced that she is not running for reelection. Navy veteran Mike Pruitt says he is throwing his hat in the ring.
Community members have requested a recreational biking area, and now Charlottesville has been approved and authorized for funding a new 8.6-acre project to fulfill that request.
Places in and around Charlottesville are gearing up for Cyber Monday. It’s time to ring in the deals and Darling X Dashing on the Downtown Mall is doing just that.
Interim City Manager Michael C. Rogers announced that City of Charlottesville has narrowed the search for a new Police Chief to three final candidates.
The decision for Charlottesville’s first emergency management coordinator has been delayed for quite some time, however a candidate, Jeremy Evans, has now been appointed and ratified.
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