From the newsroom Archives • Charlottesville Tomorrow

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Government and public institutions

Early voting begins today!

by Jessie Higgins September 18, 2026September 18, 2026

Check out how our U.S. Senate candidates answered your questions.

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From the newsroom

What goes into making local news? Charlottesville Tomorrow joins a statewide panel on different models

by Atlee Webber September 14, 2026September 11, 2026

Our CEO and Editor-in-Chief, Angilee Shah, will speak at Washington and Lee University on Wednesday, Sept. 16.

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From the newsroom

Take this five-minute survey to help shape Charlottesville Tomorrow’s reporting

by Atlee Webber September 9, 2026September 11, 2026

Our newsroom wants to better understand your local news and information needs.

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From the newsroom

Charlottesville Inclusive Media continues internship program for its second year

by Charlottesville Inclusive Media and Sophia Bangura August 26, 2026September 1, 2026

The program gives students and early-career professionals hands-on experience in journalism, digital media and audio production.

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From the newsroom

Charlottesville Tomorrow reporter awarded prestigious Knight-Wallace Fellowship

by Atlee Webber August 14, 2026August 14, 2026

Public health and safety reporter Anastasiia Carrier is one of 19 talented journalists from across the globe selected for the 2026-2027 program at the University of Michigan.

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From the newsroom

Here’s how Charlottesville Tomorrow uses — and does not use — AI

by Angilee Shah August 10, 2026August 10, 2026

A note from our CEO and Editor-in-Chief, Angilee Shah, about our newsroom’s human-first approach to artificial intelligence.

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From the newsroom

We’re launching a program to boost small businesses and nonprofits — and strengthen independent, local journalism

by Atlee Webber and Sophia Bangura July 8, 2026July 8, 2026

Organizations can apply for our Growth & Visibility sponsorships, which are supported by the City of Charlottesville, by Monday, August 17.

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From the newsroom

Meet our Central Virginia Voter Guide team at the Orange County Fair

by Atlee Webber and Sophia Bangura June 26, 2026June 26, 2026

Share what’s on your mind about local issues and what you’d like us to ask local candidates.

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From the newsroom

Your neighbors shared their visions for the future — and then got to work to make it happen

by Atlee Webber and Angilee Shah June 9, 2026June 9, 2026

Charlottesville Tomorrow has a big vision for its future, too.

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From the newsroom

Meet Charlottesville Tomorrow editors at the VeryAsian VA Celebration at Fridays after Five

by Atlee Webber May 21, 2026May 28, 2026

CEO and Editor-in-Chief Angilee Shah and Managing Editor Akash Sinha will be tabling to help answer your questions — and to find out what you want to know for our annual Voter Guide.