Last Friday, during a special work session, the Charlottesville City Council approved a resolution to relocate the city’s existing Lewis and Clarke statue, a monument that has garnered critique for its depiction of Sacajawea, the Shoshone teen... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

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This week, we talk elections from the School Board to the state Senate. Stay tuned because, in the second half of the show, we meet the artists behind Locatora Radio and talk about how they made a femme-centered, survivor... More

Nov. 5 saw a continuation of Virginia’s “blue wave” that began with the flipping of 15 House of Delegates seats in the General Assembly. While Democrats managed to gain control of the House and Senate this time... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords

The logo for the Charlottesville Democratic Party recently shifted from its cartoon donkey to artwork of the Blue Ridge Mountains. City party co-Chair Ivy Hinton urged the change in order to be more representative and inclusive of... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords

Charlottesville Tomorrow shares its encyclopedic knowledge of all the upcoming local election candidates. Plus, we talk about the history of the Living Wage Campaign at the University of Virginia and the impact of the announcement regarding contract... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords

The James River Association recently released its State of the James report, giving the body of water a B- rating for 2018. As the river flows for more than 400 miles through Virginia, creating a portion of... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords

During a recent forum at Victory Hall in Scottsville, Albemarle County Board of Supervisors candidate Michael Hallahan, a Republican, discussed how, while canvassing near 5th St. Station, he was surprised by many residents not realizing they were... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords

This week, Charlottesville Tomorrow introduces us to Charlottesville City Manager Tarron Richardson and Albemarle County Executive Jeff Richardson. Plus an overview of the General Assembly elections and a conversation with Richard Harwood of the Harwood Institute for Public... More

With ongoing local elections for three Charlottesville City Council seats and three Albemarle County Board of Supervisors seats up for grabs, both the city and the county continue efforts to work collaboratively and think regionally. Over the... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords

With ongoing local elections for three Charlottesville City Council seats and three Albemarle County Board of Supervisors seats up for grabs, both the city and the county continue efforts to work collaboratively and think regionally. Over the... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords

When writer and historian Ibram X. Kendi visited Charlottesville on Tuesday, Charlottesville Tomorrow sat down with him and Jefferson School African American Heritage Center Executive Director Andrea Douglas to talk about the city’s monuments. More

This week, Charlottesville Tomorrow catches us up on the legal case that will determine the fate of Charlottesville’s Confederate monuments. Peter Galaska fills us in on the governor’s goals for expanding renewable energy by 2050. Plus, a discussion with... More