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2 weeks ago

City authorizes a $3.85 million loan for the 501 Cherry Avenue project

Construction is expected to begin later this year.

2 weeks ago

City Council holds public hearing on proposed real estate tax hike

Council will vote on the budget during a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.

2 weeks ago

Charlottesville looks to downsize its firetrucks

Smaller fire trucks can make things safer for cyclists and walkers, but they carry a hefty price tag.

2 weeks ago

City Council to hear about budget and consider 501 Cherry Ave loan

Second public hearing on the 2027 plan and 2-cent real estate tax hike proposals

3 weeks ago

Blue Ridge Poison Center experiencing increased calls related to kratom

The products are marketed as a healthier option than alcohol.

3 weeks ago

CMS Principal promoted to Director of Facilities Operations

CCS announced the promotion of CMS Principal Rodney Jordan in addition to Amanda Korman Simalchik's promotion to the role of Supervisor of Community Relations

3 weeks ago

Downtown Mall vehicle crossings closed through June 12

The work is part of preparations for the Downtown Mall's 50th anniversary celebration.

3 weeks ago

Z95.1’s Sherry Taylor: ‘A lady knows when to leave’

Sherry Taylor leaving Z95.1 morning show after a nearly 18-year run. Her final show will air Friday.

3 weeks ago

Crozet Elementary taps new principal for coming year

Principal Staci England is retiring after four years.

3 weeks ago

WINA named AP’s Outstanding News Operation for seventh straight year

Afternoon anchor Dori Zook won first place awards for Best Newscast and Best Radio News Anchor; Cville Right Now named top website.

4 weeks ago

Charlottesville woman who lost VA benefits may get help from Congress

Jemel Snyder said that, without her in-home nursing team, her only option for care this week was to go to the UVA Health emergency room Thursday. 

4 weeks ago

Quadruple amputee cornhole player accused of murder waives extradition hearing

Dayton James Webber, who was arrested in Albemarle County, faces murder charges in Maryland.

4 weeks ago

Low Barrier Shelter Working Group presents plan for 2000 Holiday Drive

A full implementation of the group's vision would cost $9.7-9.9 million. A scaled-down version could come in at $8.6 million.

4 weeks ago

UVA fans give women’s team sendoff to the Sweet 16

Virginia is the first First Four participant to reach the women's Sweet 16.

4 weeks ago

Despite low hurricane concerns, impact locally worth watching

Accuweather is calling for a near- to below-average Atlantic hurricane season starting June 1, but it will be looking at the potential for above average impacts on coastal areas, areas that historically have brought storms tracking through the Charlottesville area.

4 weeks ago

UVA researchers develop new algorithm that can better manage Type 2 diabetes

The new algorithm uses over 300 data measurements to determine proper insulin dosages.

4 weeks ago

AAA survey finds more drivers finding headlight glare a problem

More intense LED lights on modern cars may be part of the problem.

4 weeks ago

Persian Cultural Society condemns what it calls Beta Bridge defacement

UVA calls the bridge an open forum for free speech.

4 weeks ago

County supervisors expected to join Nehemiah Action gathering Tuesday

The group is seeking $10 million in Affordable Housing Investment Fund commitments.

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