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2 weeks ago

UVA warns of ‘toasty’ conditions for graduation weekend

Forecasts call for temperatures in the 80s on Saturday and in the 90s on Sunday.

3 weeks ago

VDH declares measles outbreak in Buckingham Co.

The announcement came Wednesday, just two days after the VDH announced a case of measles in a child in the region.

3 weeks ago

Charlottesville City offices to close early Friday

The city will be operating on a modified schedule for an employee appreciation event.

3 weeks ago

City considers moving Free Bridge campers to Holiday Drive

City Manager Sam Sanders said the current situation is creating life-threatening public health concerns.

3 weeks ago

Spanberger signs campus gun safety, clean energy bills in Charlottesville

The Governor held signing ceremonies at UVA's Rotunda, and Charlottesville's Apex Plaza.

3 weeks ago

VDH confirms Central Virginia measles case in Buckingham Co.

The infected child had not traveled, spurring concern that there could be more, unreported cases locally.

3 weeks ago

11th annual ‘Cares for Kids’ radiothon to benefit UVA Health Children’s

Stories will be told throughout from families who've experienced UVA Health Children's care

3 weeks ago

Local entrepreneur champions olive oil flights in top world wine region

Olive Oil Flights owner says olive oil has different qualities on the palate just like wine does

3 weeks ago

State Supreme Court strikes down redistricting referendum

The court ruled that the state's Democratic-led legislature violated procedural requirements when it placed the constitutional amendment on the ballot.

4 weeks ago

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank looking Saturday to Stamp Out Hunger

Letter carriers pick up non-perishable food items from people's mailboxes

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

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

Monday morning Red Hill Rd. fire displaces seven

Multiple pets still missing

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

1 month 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

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