Mike Barber

Mike Barber is the editor-in-chief at Cville Right Now. Reach him by email at mbarber@cvillerightnow.com.

Local Nonprofits
4 weeks ago
‘Splash Bash’ to showcase young swimmers from underserved communities

Over 100 young swimmers and volunteers will gather Sept. 7 at Fry’s Spring Beach Club for the second annual Splash Bash.

Local
4 weeks ago
Barber: Virginia, Coastal Carolina mysteries to each other going into opener

With remade football rosters, Virginia and Coastal Carolina won’t know what to expect from each other Saturday night.

Albemarle County
4 weeks ago
Albemarle High School requires football fans under 13 to be accompanied by an adult

Citing “an uptick” in potential fights, Albemarle’s principal has instituted new safety policies for high school football games.

Albemarle County
1 month ago
County releases annual SPEAR report, tracking its own progress

“This year’s report shows both progress and challenges in areas central to community well-being,” the county’s release said.

Education
1 month ago
PVCC officially designated a Prison Education Program institution

PVCC has worked with prison inmates since 2006.

Albemarle County
1 month ago
Former county registrar under police investigation

County confirms allegations of financial misconduct against Lauren Eddy.

UVA Medical Center
UVA
1 month ago
Survey: UVA Health a top-rated employer of women

UVA Health is the highest rated employer of women among all of Virginia’s health systems, according to a survey by Forbes.

Charlottesville City
1 month ago
Saturday night downtown shooting believed to be a suicide

CPD now says it responded to a call about a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

updated Lawrence Thomas photo
Albemarle County
1 month ago
80-year-old with dementia found dead after week-long search

An 80-year-old Albemarle County man suffering from dementia was found dead Saturday.

Charlottesville City
1 month ago
CPD chief Michael Kochis remains supportive of oversight board despite resignations

Charlottesville police chief Michael Kochis said he remains supportive of the city’s Civilian Police Oversight Board, despite the resignation of executive director Inez Gonzalez and the board’s struggle to maintain membership.

1 4 5 6 7 8 18