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A new SALT MRI assuages issue of some suffering undiagnosed for as many as 20 years.

The Charlottesville Tomato Tomato Fest returns for its second year Tuesday, bringing together local farmers, artists, chefs and community members for a celebration of one of Virginia’s favorite summer crops.

The Cajun-inspired cuisine opened in 2024. The restaurant’s final day will be July 31.

The annual event seeks to spotlight over 80 Black-owned businesses as well as community figures.

VHHA noted this is before major Medicaid cuts, which will likely result in more uninsured ER visits in the future.

The new school is ACPS’ first in 24 years, and Principal Seth Kennard said students will benefit greatly from the additional space.

Gearharts Fine Chocolates, which was named the best chocolate shop in the country by USA Today back in June, will celebrate its anniversary this Saturday with its annual open house event.

Albermarle County Sgt. Ryan Sheridan and his K-9 partner, Dembe, are receiving national recognition after being named one of three finalists for the NACS Foundation’s First Responder of the Year Award.

5th District Rep. John McGuire spoke to the media following a visit to the Charlottesville Veterans Affairs Clinic with House Committee on Veterans Affairs Chairman Mike Bost.

Glioblastoma is the world’s common form and deadliest brain cancer, but UVA researchers believe they may have found new way to treat it.