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Their bishop likes to call them “the 12,” the same number of Jesus’s disciples.
Two local food production kitchens, one in Charlottesville and the other in Fluvanna County, are among a dozen recipients of grants totaling nearly half-a-million dollars overall Governor Youngkin has awarded from the Virginia Department of Agriculture’s infrastructure grant program.
Prostate cancer is the second-most common cancer diagnosed in men, trailing only skin cancer.
A demonstration against the tactics of ICE and the policies of the current administration sought to change the narrative around mass deportations.
Surrounding another summer weekend, with some people taking all the week off with July 4th impending, UVA Health sees more head injuries this time of season
One of the two was a substitute teacher.
Saying it’s a top priority for the contractor and county staff, Albemarle County leaders are aware and working to alleviate a rodent problem inside the newly opened Albemarle-Charlottesville joint courthouse.
The New York Times reports the Justice Department is calling on UVA President Jim Ryan to resign for failing to disband DEI on the university level.
Charlottesville’s homeless population is one of the most vulnerable groups in extreme weather conditions and options for proper care are limited.
Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA leadership is calling for tougher laws, and better judicial enforcement, in the wake of no jail time in a plea deal in Greene County for three men whose 81 dogs were seized in June of last year from a Free Union puppy mill.