As new 5th Congressional District Rep. Bob Good, a Republican, prepared to vote last week against certification of the election results of president-elect Joe Biden, a mob stormed the U.S. Capital to disrupt the votes. The right-wing... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

To state the plain reality: the city is facing a leadership crisis and has been for some months. The turmoil, instability, infighting and uncertainty within City Hall has snowballed to the point where it is impacting the entire organization.... More

Michael Payne

Parallels between last week’s deadly siege of the  U.S. Capitol and Charlottesville’s Summer of Hate are abundant. In particular, law enforcement responses to both events... More

Ali Sullivan

While not calling Boyles an interim city manager, the council also announced plans to conduct a national search for a more permanent city manager by 2022. Boyles has headed TJPDC since 2014. The planning district commission,... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

The Charlottesville Planning Commission during its first meeting of 2021 recommended the approval of both the Cherry Avenue Small Area Plan as an addendum to the Comprehensive Plan and a special use permit for a development at... More

Ali Sullivan

Holiday gatherings have Charlottesville’s COVID-19 cases spiking to their highest sustained levels since the pandemic began some nine months ago. Over the last two weeks, the city saw more than 600 new cases per 100,000 people.... More

Jessie Higgins

Early last year, Rob Gray and Derek Rush launched the Conscious Capitalist Group to serve opportunity youth, or those who aren’t on track to attend a four-year college or university.  Formerly housed at... More

Billy Jean Louis

Ali Sullivan, a University of Virginia graduate with a bachelors degree in both Media Studies and Government, returns this week as Charlottesville Tomorrow’s first intern of 2021. More

Charlottesville Tomorrow

There was a sense of familiarity for a number of Charlottesville residents on Jan. 6 as they witnessed a President Donald Trump-inspired mob breach the U.S. Capitol, where violence ensued— resulting in five deaths and multiple injuries. On Jan. 9,... More

Mike Kropf

After more than 15 hours in closed meetings in less than a week, the Charlottesville City Council is still silently chipping away at resolving issues that contribute to its current “leadership crisis.” On... More

Charlotte Rene Woods