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For the 14th time, Charlottesville High School has won the highest award given to school music programs in Virginia, and for the first time, one of the school’s music directors was a student.
The Virginia Department of Transportation and the City of Charlottesville are conducting a joint study on potential improvements at the Ridge Street, Water Street, and U.S. 250 Business (West Main Street) intersection, and are seeking public input through an online survey open until April 7.
Virginia senior Gretchen Walsh was named the Division I Women’s Swimmer of the Year, and Todd DeSorbo was named Women’s Division I Swim Coach of the Year by the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America’s.
State Attorney General Jason Miyares has issued a consumer alert regarding 23andMe’s bankruptcy filing and the rights Virginians have concerning their genetic data.
The Black Knights Athletic Club announces successfully reaching their fundraising goal toward outdoor track lighting at Charlottesville High School and crews will install the new lighting in June.
Athletics Director Carla Williams said the facts that Ryan Odom “is a phenomenal coach” who has won at every level, whether Division 2 or Division 1, and loves the University of Virginia made the selection of him as head basketball coach “easy”
The Washington Post is claiming two sources familiar with the situation reporting Governor Youngkin is calling on Atlanta UVA Board of Visitors member Bert Ellis to resign.
In a macabre coincidence, a house at 1401 Melbourne Road in which a woman was found dead in a May 2023 fire that had extinguished itself, burned down Saturday night.
Virginia U.S. Senator Tim Kaine, a member of the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees, and 13 of his Senate colleagues sent a letter to President Donald Trump Monday demanding answers about several Cabinet officials’ accidental adding of a reporter to an unsecured group chat where secret, high-level military planning was occurring.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin said on Monday that he hoped to bolster Virginia’s rainy-day fund by $300 million in light of economic uncertainty surrounding the White House’s overhaul of federal jobs and its impact on the state’s workforce.