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After interruption by recent snowy weather, the City of Charlottesville is resuming curbside leaf collections on a revised schedule.

The jolly couple, played by NICU unit staff, said the annual visits help bring a sense of “normalcy” for families

The statue replaces the statue of Robert E. Led, which was removed in 2020.

Studies show more than 20% of experienced miners in Central Appalachia are getting sicker faster.

Charlottesville Middle School is on a 2-hour Wednesday morning delay because of a lack of heat in the building.

The Louisa County Sheriff’s Office is mourning, and condolences are being sent from all over Central Virginia, after the death over the weekend of the sheriff’s office’s most senior K9, Ally,

Charlottesville City Council endorsed the $12.6-million Dairy Road Bridge reconstruction project on Monday night, but not before giving staff marching orders to negotiate an incentive to shorten the construction time projected at this time as 12-to-14 months.

Events take on extra significance in the wake of the Australian terrorist attack.

The city had paused using the video license plate reading system in October. Now, it announced it won’t be resuming using it.

Grants totaling $740,000 will address housing and food insecurity, arts education, clean air and other priorities.