Community Corner Interview: Sri Kodakalla’s new Exhibition at Second Street Gallery

Kendall talked to local artist Sri Kodakalla about her exhibition, If We Allow Ourselves To Wander, which is currently up at Second Street Gallery. More info: http://www.secondstreetgallery.org/index.php/exhibitions/detail/if-we-allow-ourselves-to-wander

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Spanberger chooses Counsel to Governor and Chief Diversity Officer

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Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger named two key appointees in her upcoming Administration, one of whom will be Counsel to the Governor and the other named Chief Diversity Officer and Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

4 hours ago in Albemarle County, Charlottesville City, Education, Local, Surrounding Counties

Albemarle, Greene, Cville GO TEC gets $1-million state grant

Albemarle County Public Schools was named by Governor Youngkin's office the recipient of a share of $6.2-million worth of state Growth and Opportunity Virginia (or GO Virginia) grants.

6 hours ago in Entertainment

Chevy Chase is under the spotlight in a new documentary, warts and all — and he’s OK with it

Insulting the director who is making a documentary about you might not be the most diplomatic of choices. Then again, Chevy Chase has never been very diplomatic.

6 hours ago in Lifestyle

Out with the old: With 2026 nigh, here’s some wide-ranging intel on managing transitions

It's that time — December's waning days, when we prepare to turn the calendar page. Many Americans take stock, review goals accomplished and unmet, ponder hopes and plans. How's our health? What's up with our money? What about the country? Will the coming year look like the departing one year, or be something entirely different? Are we ready?

6 hours ago in Lifestyle, Trending

Where are the wackiest New Year’s Eve drops in the US?

Why let New York City have all the fun with its Times Square ball drop on New Year's Eve? Dozens of places across the U.S. will ring in 2026 by dropping a quirky assortment of fruits, vegetables, sea creatures and balls of all shapes and sizes. Many have a hometown flair.