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4 weeks ago

Grand opening Friday for the completed Charlottesville Middle School rebuild

The new school is now fully refurbished and 6th graders joined the student body.

4 weeks ago

UVA Health Blue Ridge Poison Center reports nationwide increase in liver injuries from medication

Researchers are concerned about youth suicide attempts and older person pain relief overdoses.

4 weeks ago

CHS, Greenbrier, Jackson-Via would be focus of school sales tax revenue

City leaders want to present voters with a clear plan for how sales tax revenue would be spent ahead of November's referendum.

4 weeks ago

RSWA free e-waste disposal registration begins with 488 spots

Charlottesville, Albemarle, and Scottsville households are invited to register to dispose of products with environmentally unfriendly components

4 weeks ago

Area schools set to open Wednesday

New school buildings are opening in both the city and county.

4 weeks ago

Charlottesville Council, School Board to discuss 1% sales tax referendum

It will be the first meeting between the two bodies since the City Council passed the referendum authorization on July 20.

4 weeks ago

Severe storms bring down trees, cause power outages around region

Tens of thousands without power in central Virginia and the Valley

4 weeks ago

CPD conducts Early St. death investigation

There does not appear to be a threat to public safety. The investigation is ongoing.

4 weeks ago

Cville Police arrest suspect in Monday morning Downtown Mall assault

The suspect is accused of hitting a victim in the head with a rock.

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