After kind of a false start with the effort around the time of the pandemic, Charlottesville schools parents are banding together with a citywide PTO fund.
Although cooperative in the investigation, a 20-year old suburban Richmond woman faces charges in the Wednesday night pedestrian accident that killed a 67-year old man on Emmet Street.
City Council Monday night will consider the purchase of a $6.2-million property at 2000 Holiday Drive next to the Econo Lodge for a possible low-barrier homeless shelter.
Republican Scott Smith and Democrat Fred Missel shared a number of similarities in a Free Enterprise Forum event but also shared different experience on how to approach issues as potential Albemarle Samuel Miller District supervisors.
Trump’s proposed “Compact for Academic Excellence” requires universities to cease considering gender and race in admissions decisions.
Albemarle County’s Board of Supervisors is stopping where they are right now, and happy to live for a while with the ordinance adopted last April regulating data centers.
The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is ready for any influx of people in need because of the federal government shutdown.
Early October travelers heading to the Outer Banks into the weekend need to check reservations on closures and property conditions on Hatteras Island.
VDOT will be conducting overnight 29 bypass closures as part of the Old Ivy Road bridge rehabilitation project, and the Culpeper District’s Alexis Mehretab notes this was scheduled before the bridge was hit Monday.
Shenandoah National Park remains open with a reduced staff during the government shutdown that started midnight October 1.
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