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.
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How does local news happen? Here are essays and pieces from the team about how we produce news — and why we need a community to do it.
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Charlottesville Tomorrow housing reporter to speak at a panel on news and nonprofits in Virginia
Hear from our Neighborhoods Reporter Erin O’Hare and other news and nonprofit leaders from across Virginia this Thursday, May 21 in Henrico County.
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You can now place your public notice with Charlottesville Tomorrow
Here’s how to submit a notice for Charlottesville City or Albemarle County.
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Come say “hello” to the Charlottesville Tomorrow team — and some llamas — on Saturday, May 2
We’ll be at the 8th Annual How-To Festival at the Central Library in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Visit our Voter Guide team this Saturday at the Lovingston Spring Street Festival
What would you like us to ask local candidates? Let us know.
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If you have a story to tell, you won’t want to miss this community conversation at the Tom Tom Festival
Charlottesville Tomorrow is hosting a conversation with some of our strongest local storytellers — and you.
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Meet Charlottesville Tomorrow at Gordonsville in Bloom this Saturday — and help build the Central Virginia Voter Guide
Have a question on your mind for a political candidate? Find us at our table so we can ask them.
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Pulitzer Center, Education Writers Association and Virginia Press Association recognize Charlottesville Tomorrow reporters
Anastasiia Carrier, La Shawn Pagán, Allie Pitchon and Erin O’Hare have been honored with awards, fellowships and scholarships.
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From Substack and Facebook to cafés and libraries, residents get information from many places — but rarely local news outlets, says new report
Charlottesville Inclusive Media and the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation worked with independent researchers to survey central Virginians. Here’s what they found.
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Help shape the Central Virginia Voter Guide while your kids vote for ‘Mayor of the Hop’ this Saturday
Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Voter Guide team will join the festivities at the First Easter Bash at Tonsler Park.
