The Piedmont Group of the Virginia Chapter of the Sierra Club Wednesday will recognize the work of the 500 Year Forest Foundation at the site of one local forest being preserved in North Garden.
Governor Youngkin at Capitol One headquarters in Northern Virginia unveiled a new state resource that connects Virginia’s 250,000 job openings with the workforce.
The prospective owner of 200 West Main Street goes before the city Board of Architectural Review Wednesday for approval of appropriateness for demolition of the current structure.
I-81 in both directions is shut down in Augusta County between milemarkers 205 at Steele’s Tavern and 213 at Greeneville because of a tractor-trailer crash involving a payload of ammonia.
Lake Monticello Police and the Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office are investigating as a hate crime a threat last week that caused postponement of a charity drag show that was supposed to be this past weekend at Lake Monticello’s Bunker Bistro.
A Charlottesville man has been sentenced in Warren County Circuit Court to 40 years — 15 or which is active incarceration — for using an electronic device to solicit a child and distributing child pornography.
The Central Virginia Violence Interrupters — formerly known at BUCK Squad — is looking to expand their presence which they feel will significantly reduce the gun violence in the entire area.
City Manager Sam Sanders and Albemarle County Executive Jeff Richardson said they’re still determining how what’s happening in Washington will affect funds here, but told the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce’s State of the Community meeting that local businesses will see us through.
Having already postponed them from the past couple of days, the Virginia High School League has once again cancelled all state championship events that had already been rescheduled for Sunday and Monday.
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