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The Mark December plan
Charlottesville City
4 weeks ago
City Council reverses BAR decision, greenlights The Mark project

The developer agreed to set the proposed building back from the protected properties and undertake restoring those locations.

Shayla Washington presents the State of Homelessness Report
Charlottesville City
4 weeks ago
Low Barrier Shelter Workgroup: ‘Ball is in the city’s court’

Following the annual State of Homelessness report to Charlottesville City Council, the Blue Ridge Area Coalition for the Homeless’s Director called work on the project ‘completely stagnant.’

A man in a white polo shirt and cap swings a golf club on a sunny course as a bag rests nearby.
UVA Sports
4 weeks ago
Wahoo Rundown: Men’s golf captures ACC crown

Softball ends the regular season in style, and the tennis teams head to NCAA super regionals.

City Council 042026
Charlottesville City
4 weeks ago
City Council to hear the latest about the city’s homeless population

The Council will also hear an appeal of BAR’s rejection of The Mark 7-story Fifeville neighborhood development.

Charlottesville City
4 weeks ago
Seven Roots finds current 501 Cherry Ave. plan not conducive to grocery store operation

Delivery access and waste removal plans are inadequate, according to a consultant’s report.

VTF Newsies cast announcement
Entertainment
4 weeks ago
VTF gearing up for ‘Newsies’ with experienced cast

The production, which will run from July 9-19, will bring in a cast full of theater veterans and local talent.

uva hospital
UVA
4 weeks ago
UVA Health first in mid-Atlantic to implant new wireless pacemakers

No lead lines mean fewer complications and no need to take blood thinners

Existing and proposed Tenaska Fluvanna power plants
Surrounding Counties
4 weeks ago
Tenaska submits Fluvanna air pollution application, water permit application filing by summer

Fluvanna Horizons urged call for residents to contact DEQ opposing air and water permits

A group of diverse protesters marching across a street at a sunny intersection, holding handmade signs and some American flags.
Politics
1 month ago
Hundreds march through Downtown Charlottesville in May Day event

Participants marched from the Freedom of Speech Wall on the Downtown Mall to Booker T. Washington Park.

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