Yas Washington is shifting from campaign worker to candidate. After being involved in and keeping an eye on area politics, she’s now entering Charlottesville’s City Council race for one of two seats up for election this year... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

As COVID-19 cases climbed last year, so too did the toll weigh heavier on Americans’ mental and emotional health, and the struggle continues. As of Feb. 1, an estimated 36.9% of Virginia... More

Samantha Willis

As a public service journalism provider, Charlottesville Tomorrow is constantly looking for ways to both improve and expand our editorial outreach. Beginning this month, our news team added a weekend newsletter. . . More

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Ali Sullivan

Charlottesville School Board member and longtime teacher James Bryant recalls a time when Black history was “glossed over” in classes when he was still a student in the local school system. Longing to learn more about his... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

Charlottesville Mayor Nikuyah Walker will face no charges for her credit card use, officials announced Monday evening. Walker earlier this month said that the city’s commonwealth’s attorney’s office was investigating her city credit card use and... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

More than 1,000 people lined up at the health district’s COVID-19 vaccination clinic this week after they were mistakenly allowed to book appointments for their first dose of vaccine. Most of the people who booked appointments... More

Jessie Higgins

Cases of COVID-19 are falling precipitously in Virginia but not in Charlottesville, which is experiencing a “severe outbreak” of the virus. Responsible for... More

Ali Sullivan

Eyes turned to social Greek life as surging cases of COVID-19 prompted what is essentially a campuswide lockdown at the University of Virginia. Still, university officials maintain that no particular... More

Ali Sullivan

Following legal inquiry into Charlottesville Mayor Nikuyah Walker’s “potentially unauthorized” council credit card spending, and a tense exchange between some councilors Tuesday evening, the City Council has scheduled a March 23 work session on its spending policy.  More

Charlotte Rene Woods