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The Center at Belvedere’s 65th anniversary celebration is Friday afternoon at 1:30 with what Executive Director Melanie Benjamin says will be live music with Jazz 123 who plays every week in their atrium.
The winter storm that moved into Virginia on Tuesday continues to affect road conditions, though the number of crashes has slowed as of Wednesday afternoon, according to Virginia State Police.
The latest list of announced closings or delays for Thursday, February 13, 2025, due to weather conditions.
A winter storm is bringing freezing rain and icy conditions to central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley, prompting the National Weather Service to issue an Ice Storm Warning and multiple Winter Weather Advisories through Wednesday night.
If you’re a Dominion Energy customer, be prepared for possible power outages as snow, ice, and rain continue to impact our area through early Thursday, Feb. 13.
According to REC, freezing rain and ice could bring down trees and power lines, leading to disruptions across its Western and Northwestern service areas through early Thursday, Feb. 13.
Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT) service began at 8:00 a.m. today, February 12, with limited operations due to ongoing conditions. Some routes are running with only one bus, while others remain suspended.
The Winter Weather Advisory has expired as of noon, but icy conditions persist across the region. Freezing rain earlier in the day left a light glaze of ice on sidewalks, roads, and bridges, leading to numerous traffic crashes throughout the morning.
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank CEO Michael McKee has announced he’ll be retiring this summer.
A winter weather advisory following the winter storm warning expiration has complicated Wednesday road clearing a bit for VDOT, and they’re urging people to continue staying off the roads as much as possible.