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Charlottesville Tomorrow deepens its commitment to building local news with its first community editor
Atlee Webber wants to hear from you, to help shape how our newsroom serves you.
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Back to Buck Island, where memories are growing back from the land and the river
Read the last in a three-part series by Philip Cobbs.
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How we are focusing on the local impact of the Trump administration
Here’s all of Charlottesville Tomorrow’s coverage in one place, plus how you can let us know what you’re experiencing.
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How Charlottesville Tomorrow is reporting on changes in the federal government
We want your input as we continue to report on the local impacts of changes made by the Trump administration.
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What’s changing in the federal government matters — how it impacts you matters even more
Charlottesville Inclusive Media is calling on community members to participate in a program to help us all understand what it means to live in the Trump administration.
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Voter Guide, public schools and police — your most read reports
You used your clicks and networks to share the news that matters to you.
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Reporting the news is important — but what you do with it matters most
Here are some of the stories that impacted you in 2024.
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How a community is getting their kids to school
Learn how Albemarle County residents unite to overcome school transportation challenges.
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Our supporters have built up a ‘bright spot’ in local news
A national report on local news calls Charlottesville Tomorrow one of 12 “bright spots” in a beleaguered ecosystem.
