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4 weeks ago

Blenheim Winery veteran chosen Monticello Wine Trail’s first-ever Executive Director

Tracey Love plans to expand networks and collaboration in her new role with 2023 Wine Region of the Year worldwide.

4 weeks ago

Charlottesville Fire Department looking to recruit more women into the Fire Service

The Charlottesville Fire Department is actively recruiting young women to engage in careers as first responder's while also highlighting the how their industry is insulated from the threat of AI taking away jobs.

4 weeks ago

Developer Woodard Properties disagrees with 501 Cherry Avenue grocery store assessment

Contends consultant used incorrect tractor-trailer assumption, which was cleared up in a meeting on Monday.

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.

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.

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.

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

4 weeks ago

With pending case, State Board takes no action in certifying redistricting vote

Elections Commissioner Steven Koski said board will act accordingly upon a final order from the Virginia Supreme Court.

4 weeks ago

ACPD arrests wanted Crozet man after Thursday evening pursuit

41-year old Jonathan A. Iseman was wanted in Augusta, Rockbridge, Waynesboro and Charlottesville

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Pam Bondi faces a closed-door questioning from House lawmakers over the Epstein files

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi is testifying before House lawmakers investigating Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse cases, a long-awaited appearance that brings fresh scrutiny of the Trump administration's botched release of the Epstein case files.