The City of Charlottesville is striking a delicate balance between housing supply and housing affordability as they wait to see if the new zoning ordinance will begin to accomplish their priorities.
There are many in our community who have reached their wits end when it comes to chronic pain, but there may be another way to avoid conceding to a daily existence of discomfort without surgery.
As our nation remembers 9-11 25 years later, local Charlottesville community members can participate in a re-dedication of the 911 museum in the atrium of Fire Station 10 on Fontaine Ave.
The suspect in the incident that injured three people on Aug. 6 outside the Wawa on 5th St. in Charlottesville has surrendered to police without incident.
The former UVA defensive linemen are now practicing with the program.
Juveniles have been capitalizing on unlocked vehicles to commit thefts, and the ACPD is warning residents to be on the lookout.
City of Promise Executive Director Price Thomas discussed the challenges of keeping kids on grade level during summer break.
AstraZeneca is one of the biggest economic developments ever to arrive in Albemarle County, but there are a number of steps to complete before local residents see the benefits become a reality.
The county hopes the bump in pay will help bolster ACPD’s recruitment.
The Charlottesville Fire Department is actively recruiting young women to engage in careers as first responder’s while also highlighting the how their industry is insulated from the threat of AI taking away jobs.
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