Should Charlottesville City Schools reopen in person fall 2021, Walker Upper Elementary School students will have a playground ready.  And, best of all, the students had the chance to vote on the final design.  Fifth-grader... More

Billy Jean Louis

As national concern grows around the potential for another surge of COVID-19 this winter, the Charlottesville School Board is continuing to finalize its plans for in-person learning in the new year.  Board members at Thursday’s meeting... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

For the next few days, our News Editor, Elliott Robinson and our reporting team of Jessie, Charlotte, and Billy will take a break from reporting on local news and take some time to enjoy a social-distanced Thanksgiving weekend. More

Charlottesville Tomorrow

While cases are exploding around the U.S., COVID-19 is pretty under control in central Virginia. At least for now. We talk to Charlottesville Tomorrow about what has kept COVID cases low here and how to keep them that... More

Jessie Higgins

Public health officials are urging people not to travel this Thanksgiving holiday and to avoid indoor gatherings with anyone who does not already live with you. Coronavirus cases have reached unprecedented levels in the United States... More

Jessie Higgins

Despite outperforming Democratic President-elect Joe Biden in the district and drawing national attention as a “toss up” race by multiple pundits, Dr. Cameron Webb did not ultimately flip Virginia’s largest and reliably red district blue this year.... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

A new political party is making history, and they know they are doing it. “We have to be very clear,” said Wes Bellamy, Ph.D. “Before you were a Democrat, before you were a Republican, before you were an... More

Sam Heath

After a string of fatal accidents on Fifth Street Southwest, the city of Charlottesville plans to make a few small adjustments on the road this winter while it grapples with larger — and more expensive — changes... More

Jessie Higgins

Charlottesville Tomorrow, in partnership with Vinegar Hill Magazine and In My Humble Opinion Radio Show, has been awarded $23,000 through the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation’s Community Recovery & Catalyst Grant program. More

Charlottesville Tomorrow

After several weeks of strict adherence to COVID-19 safety rules, reports of large parties held by University of Virginia students have once again made their way to the administration. On Halloween weekend, there were several off-Grounds... More

Jessie Higgins