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Posted inNewsletter
For the first time in years, Albemarle County Public Schools can’t fill its no-cost preschool program
Think local news is important? Forward this email and tell a friend to subscribe! Saturday, August 6, 2022 For the first time in years, Albemarle County Public Schools can’t fill its no-cost preschool program Albemarle went all online with applications for no-cost preschool — and not enough people applied. Charlottesville Tomorrow has a new look […]
Posted inHow we learn
Debate over changing the name of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library continues
On July 25, dozens of supporters and protestors sat in for the third official meeting at the Northside Regional Library that discussed a potential name change of the library system.
Posted inGovernment and public institutions
2022 Voter Guide and Election Results
Here’s what you need to know to make informed choices about who represents you.
Posted inFrom the newsroom
Hear from five news organizations around the country that say representation matters
A national network of news organizations highlight Charlottesville Tomorrow’s work connecting with diverse communities
Posted inRace and equity
Listen: What it means to know who your ancestors were
“If we keep searching, we’re going to find more than the Waller family,” Zelda Hines told the hosts of In My Humble Opinion.
Posted inRace and equity
Listen: Being a woman of color in news, and in leadership
Charlottesville Tomorrow journalists joined In My Humble Opinion on 101.3 Jamz to talk about redistricting, mask mandates and how we get our news.
Posted inHealth and safety, Our neighborhoods, Race and equity
Listen: ‘Sometimes we get 56.5 inches of snow. Sometimes we get 2.9 inches of snow’
Charlottesville Tomorrow reporter Erin O’Hare talked about preparing for — and the consequences of — winter weather on the Soundboard podcast.
Posted inFrom the newsroom
Where are they now? A former Charlottesville Tomorrow reporter says nonprofit newsrooms are what communities need
We reached out to some of our former Charlottesville Tomorrow reporters to find out where life has taken them since leaving Charlottesville. This week we hear from Emily Hays.
Posted inFrom the newsroom
Where Are They Now? Former Charlottesville Tomorrow News Intern Ali Sullivan
We reached out to some of our former news team to find out where life has taken them since leaving Charlottesville Tomorrow. This week we hear from Ali Sullivan.
