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The event, which starts at noon in front of the Freedom of Speech Wall, is one of many occurring nationwide in commemoration of International Workers’ Day.
The organization awarded scholarships to students from all 11 of the city and county’s high schools.
The high school baseball showcase will be raising funds to add field lights at Pen Park.
Drug overdoses are down but the Charlottesville police are focused on continuing to reduce the flow of drugs into the community and the criminal enterprise that surrounds it.
This year’s festival included more than 200 events spread over five days, with 400 artists and speakers featured and over 25,800 attendees.
DOJ indictment includes $287,000 allegedly paid to a Unite the Right online organzer
Tuesday’s ruling upholds the injunction issued by Tazewell County Circuit Court Judge Jack Hurley and comes three days before the State Board of Elections is to meet Friday to certify the April 21 vote.
Police are still searching for a 24-year-old suspect.
Optimism and frustration over the collective bargaining bill were made apparent, as campus workers directly questioned Del. Amy Laufer over their exclusion.
Republicans argue Democrats didn’t follow the state constitution because early voting had already begun when the General Assembly held a special session.