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Posted inHealth and safety

Why Charlottesville? Geography, history, racism and local politics all collided in 2017

by Angilee Shah August 12, 2022August 11, 2022

“It’s the birthplace of our democracy,” said Emily Gorcenski. “And if you want to assault the ideals of democracy, you go to where it started. It’s as simple as that.”

A woman in glasses and a pink dress stands in the center of a group of people in an officer conference room who are looking at her, as she looks at the camera. In the background, a television screen shows the words, “The Pulitzer Prize.”
Posted inFrom the newsroom

This month’s Vinegar Hill Magazine features a daughter of Charlottesville who now leads a major American newspaper

by Angilee Shah July 25, 2022August 5, 2022

Charlottesville Tomorrow Editor-in-Chief Angilee Shah talked with Miami Herald Executive Editor Monica Richardson about leading in a pandemic, breaking news and how to build community with journalism.

A man stands at a workstation, his back to the camera, with a monitor and red phone on a gray desk. Beyond there are many bunk beds in star patterns with blue mattresses.
Posted inGovernment and public institutions

An immigration detention center in Farmville built for over 700 people now has 11 — and activists say it’s time to shut it down

by Angilee Shah May 9, 2022August 5, 2022

Farmville earns $15,000 and the private company that operates the center earns $2 million per month from the federal government, even though they had a huge COVID-19 outbreak and detainees say that conditions there have been unbearable.

A slide showing a photo of a smiling woman and four screenshots of newsrooms. The text reads: “Best in Show, Online Writing. Jessie Higgins, Charlottesville Tomorrow”
Posted inFrom the newsroom

From the Newsroom: Virginia Press Association honors Jessie Higgins’ reporting on COVID-19

by Angilee Shah May 2, 2022August 3, 2022

This year, Charlottesville Tomorrow took home nine awards, including Best in Show for its COVID-19 coverage

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Posted inFrom the newsroom

You’ve told us what’s important to you in local news. Here’s how we’re building our coverage.

by Angilee Shah March 10, 2022August 3, 2022

We’ve got some new beats and familiar beats — and we have plans to grow.

A sign in a small patch of lawn read "COVID19 TESTING, ENTER HERE." Two lines of cars are seen in a parking lot in the background.
Posted inHealth and safety

It’s getting hard to find a COVID-19 test in Charlottesville — here’s where you can try

by Jessie Higgins and Angilee Shah December 23, 2021August 4, 2022

The district’s Thursday clinic at Fashion Square Mall began at 2 p.m. Hundreds of cars circled the parking lot by 2:30 p.m. Those managing traffic and signalling people in couldn’t say how long the lines might get.

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