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Here’s what to know about the community events planned to commemorate Juneteenth on Friday and through the weekend in Charlottesville, Albemarle and the surrounding counties.

Svoboda has served in Albemarle Co. development, zoning, and planning for 19 years

On Monday, a suspected case of norovirus in Shenandoah National Park, at Blackrock Hut, was reported.

Caleb Smith, a traffic engineer with the City of Charlottesville, said traffic will likely be affected until early September.

The project will last three days, weather permitting, and signs will be in place to help drivers navigate the roundabout.

A large number of shell casings were found at an apartment complex off Peyton Drive on Wednesday morning.

A new study by ReLeaf Cville and the Darden School of Business suggests that preserving mature trees may be one of the smartest long-term investments developers can make.

For the Museum, a staple of the Downtown Mall since 1981, retiring director Janine Dozier’s leadership brought expansion and longevity.

The financial contribution is designed to strengthen football and men’s basketball operational support while expanding scholarship opportunities for Virginia women’s sports.

As drought concerns pile up in the area, these reservoirs and their waterworks determine the availability and quality of water from day to day.