Running as part of a team who’ve helped stabilize City Council and the City Manager’s Office, Mayor JuanDiego Wade and Vice Mayor Brain Pinkston gathered at the Free Speech Wall announcing they’re running for re-election.
A UVA alum who claims she was sexually assaulted and accuses the University’s Title IX office of dragging its investigative feet maintains her claims, though the Charlottesville federal court has thrown out her lawsuit.
The Commonwealth Transportation Board has awarded a $61.4 million contract to Branch Civil Inc. of Roanoke to build truck-climbing lanes along Interstate 81 in Augusta and Rockingham counties near Weyers Cave.
Speculation is rampant about who it is, but we’ll never know as Virginia Athletics, the Virginia Athletics Foundation (VAF) and CavFutures announced Thursday a multi-million dollar ANONYMOUS gift in support of the Virginia football program.
After 18-years of Goochland County farmer Wayne Pryor’s service as President, the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation has elected new leadership.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Some 20 members of the University of Virginia […]
The Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce is closing Thursday to begin relocating its offices as it announces today plans to relocate staff offices ahead of the upcoming sale of their building at 209 5th Street NE.
One occupant was evaluated at the scene for minor injuries after being displaced by a house fire in the Afton area.
The University of Virginia Darden School of Business has achieved its highest-ever placement in Poets & Quants’ 2024–2025 ranking of full-time U.S. MBA programs, rising to fifth place overall (up from No. 8 last year) among all public and private business schools.
Expressing additional issues to those expressed after initial presentation two weeks ago, Charlottesville City Council has deferred at least until its December 16 meeting a decision expanding its ordinance to add more vehicle types to city overnight parking restrictions.
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