Performances were slated to run July 23-26 at the University of Virginia’s Ruth Caplin Theatre.
The Tom Sox will face the Staunton Braves in the first round of the Valley League Playoffs, with game one set for Tuesday.
UVA Health Children’s is the first hospital to have a successful treatment using CAR T-cell therapy for a pediatric cancer patient.
Children, seniors and those with heart or lung conditions are most susceptible to the air pollution caused by wildfires.
The program seeks to reduce re-injury rates of survivors of gun violence, offering bedside help, peer mentoring from workers who come from the same communities as patients, long-term support and resources.
The committee will meet over the course of the summer, aiming to have a concrete agenda to work on in August as the fall semester begins.
The partnership intends to revolutionize organ delivery logistics, as well as show the capabilities of AAM aircraft and how they can improve sectors like healthcare.
Ahead of opening night, Director and Choreographer Matthew Steffens, a UVA alumni, told Cville Right Now that local talent “brings a heart to the show.”
The exhibition is a doubleheader featuring Virginia and Vanderbilt as the first game at 1 p.m. with the College of Charleston and Citadel following at 3 p.m.
As the Tom Sox’s regular season comes to a close, the camps are a time for community outreach and for growing the youth sports landscape of Charlottesville.
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