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Category: From the newsroom

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 has a new look — and it’s more than a pretty shade of purple

Portrait of man in black t-shirt, looking at camera by Giles Morris August 5, 2022August 5, 2022

Our newsroom has grown and changed in the last four years, and now we have a new website to reflect that work.

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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 with glasses and a black blazer looks off camera. He is wearing a blue face mask that reads “I will vote.” There are other people whose faces aren’t shown around him.
Posted inFrom the newsroom

We’re re-imagining what news about our democracy can do for our community

by Charlotte Rene Woods May 31, 2022August 5, 2022

For almost a decade, Charlottesville Tomorrow has been publishing voter guides. This year, we’re making one built on your questions for congressional candidates.

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, 2022June 1, 2023

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

Hear from five news organizations around the country that say representation matters

A "T" on a purple circle by Charlottesville Tomorrow April 22, 2022August 3, 2022

A national network of news organizations highlight Charlottesville Tomorrow’s work connecting with diverse communities

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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.

Illustration of Black man sitting in bed with laptop. He has shoulder length hair and white glasses and is wearing a T-shirt that shows three people with fists in the air. Bottles sit on a night stand on one side of the image.
Posted inFrom the newsroom

Who tells our stories? Charlottesville Inclusive Media wants to better inform — and include — our communities

A teal, yellow and blue logo that has the letters "CIM" by Charlottesville Inclusive Media February 24, 2022August 3, 2022

In a Q&A with the Institute for Nonprofit News, Giles Morris and Sarad Davenport talk about what’s next for the partnership.

A photo of a woman with long hair in a red shirt, trees in background, alongside the Charlottesville Tomorrow logo and text that reads: “Emily Hays, Former Charlottesville Tomorrow Reporter”
Posted inFrom the newsroom

Where are they now? A former Charlottesville Tomorrow reporter says nonprofit newsrooms are what communities need

A "T" on a purple circle by Charlottesville Tomorrow January 6, 2022January 13, 2022

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

A "T" on a purple circle by Charlottesville Tomorrow December 20, 2021December 20, 2021

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.

Posted inFrom the newsroom

Where Are They Now? Former CT News Editor Elliott Robinson

A "T" on a purple circle by Charlottesville Tomorrow December 8, 2021

We reached out to some of our former Charlottesville Tomorrow editorial team to find out where life has taken them since leaving Charlottesville. The second update in the series is with our former News Editor Elliott Robinson.

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