“We average from 60 to 90 families a month,” said Jim Battaglia, with The Salvation Army in Charlottesville. “If half those families needed body wash, we would be wiped out in one day.”
Charlottesville Tomorrow CEO Angilee Shah joins national cohort of leaders who are re-envisioning news
The 2024 class of the Media Transformation Challenge is a yearlong executive fellowship that has helped leaders make major contributions to news industry transformation.
Charlottesville leaders promise to push developers to work with neighborhoods
The city can’t always tell developers what to do, said Mayor Juandiego Wade. But officials can negotiate when a developer asks for special permission for a project.
City Council will vote Monday on purchasing land in Belmont for possible homeless shelter, affordable housing development
“For a city that’s 10 square miles, when an opportunity like this comes up, you have to try to take advantage of it,” said Mayor Juandiego Wade.
After years of struggling, Charlottesville hires enough school bus drivers to wipe out its waitlist
Multiple families gave up bus seats voluntarily during the height of the driver shortage. Now, City Schools says there are enough drivers to accommodate them.
Listen to In My Humble Opinion on Sunday to hear from the mayor and city manager about their plans for working with developers
Charlottesville Tomorrow reporter Erin O’Hare will join the show on 101.3 JAMZ, along with Mayor Juandiego Wade and City Manager Sam Sanders.
Nine Charlottesville residents have sued the city to stop it from implementing its new zoning ordinance
The lawsuit hinges on a rather specific argument: That the city provided only a portion of its comprehensive plan to the Virginia Department of Transportation when it was required to provide the whole thing.
City manager will ask Council to buy a $4 million Belmont property and build a new homeless shelter
“All I’m doing right now is getting control of a site to do whatever it is we need to do,” said Charlottesville City Manager Sam Sanders.
A new Charlottesville school gives some teens a different way to learn — at night
With 8 students enrolled, Charlottesville’s new ‘Knight School’ is up and running.
Attend a Jan. 25 discussion about mental health in the Charlottesville area
Vinegar Hill Magazine and In My Humble Opinion Talk Show are hosting the event, part of the Can I Talk To You C-Ville? series.