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Jackson Hephner

Jackson Hephner is a staff writer at Cville Right Now. Reach him by email at jhephner@cvillemedia.com.

From Unsplash: Men gets a vaccine.
UVA
9 months ago
UVA implements online tracker for flu cases for this year

With flu season underway, Student Health and Wellness will be updating the tracker weekly.

Education
9 months ago
Local student ensembles to be featured in classical marathon

Radio station’s annual Classical Marathon will feature groups from AHS, CHS and UVA.

Crime
9 months ago
Crozet babysitter arrested for sexual assault

24-year old Maxwell H Mandell was charged with felony aggravated sexual battery and felony indecent liberties with a child.

Education
9 months ago
UVA researchers discuss the cause of gun violence among youth

The report highlights mental health issues and social media, among others, as key factors in rates of gun violence among youth.

Albemarle School Board and Board of Supervisors meet to discuss plans for a fourth high school on Dec. 3.
Albemarle County
9 months ago
Albemarle supervisors push back on plan for fourth high school

The two boards met to discuss adding the $230 million project to the upcoming budget, but the BOS expressed concerns.

grand illumination
Holiday Guide
9 months ago
Cville Right Now Holiday Guide 2025

Looking for ways to celebrate the Holiday season locally? Here’s a list of events happening all season long around Charlottesville, Albemarle and the surrounding counties.

Business
9 months ago
‘A whole week event’: Local business owners say Black Friday has changed

Local retail owners in Charlottesville say Black Friday has become much more spread out since the COVID-19 Pandemic

Albemarle Police SUV
Albemarle County
9 months ago
ACPD release name of deceased in Monday’s crash

31-year-old Cole R. Peale-Grody of Charlottesville was pronounced dead on the scene of the crash on Monday.

Volunteers helps unload bins of socks at The Haven.
Local Nonprofits
9 months ago
UVA Health donates 42,311 pairs of socks to local nonprofits

The Medical Center participated in the annual “Socktober” event, nearly tripling its total donations from last year.

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