ACPS parents press School Board on potential conflict of interest in abuse investigations
School Board members said they were reviewing potential conflicts of interest for the division’s Title IX coordinator with outside counsel.
Virginians vote to change constitution, 8 of 11 districts go to Democrats
While most districts in Virginia went to Democrats, preliminary results show Rep. John McGuire has just over 50% of votes in the 5th District.
Albemarle County School Board to host two more town halls in early November
The meetings follow the arrests of two ACPS administrators and a former principal for failure to report child abuse.
Judge dismisses most claims in UVA Health lawsuit, allows others alleging workplace retaliation to proceed
The ruling comes a year after the lawsuit was filed and nearly two years after UVA Health faculty raised concerns about patient safety, workplace retaliation and leadership practices.
Voters deserve robust, independent local journalism
That’s why we put so much into our annual Voter Guide. Here’s how you can help.
Local election officials unfazed by Justice Department monitoring surge
While the DOJ plans to send 1,000 monitors to the polls, including four in Charlottesville, election officials say monitoring is a routine occurrence that they are well prepared to handle.
Need healthcare, but worried about the cost? These free health clinics are happening monthly in Fluvanna
The clinics offer health screenings, private doctor visits, Medicaid assistance, food and other resources on the first Thursday of each month. The next clinic is on Nov. 5.
In Q&A, Brian Vincent says there’s no room for party politics in Farmville’s mayoral race
“Town government is about water lines, fire trucks, budgets and housing. None of that is Republican or Democrat,” said Brian Vincent, who is running for re-election against Christian Fox. Fox did not respond to Q&A.
Incumbent Adam B. Yoelin is running unopposed to represent Ward B on Farmville Town Council
Yoelin answers community-sourced questions about housing, healthcare, data centers and more.
The Town of Louisa hasn’t been fully staffed for years. Town Council candidate Vicky Harte shares ideas on how that can change in Q&A
Vicky Harte responded to our candidate Q&A. Her opponent Durvin Corker did not.
Three candidates are running for three open seats on Pamplin’s Town Council
We sent them questions about downtown development, budget priorities and flood preparedness. None of them responded.
Two candidates are running for two open seats on Louisa’s Town Council
Graven Craig and David Purcell did not respond to our candidate questionnaire, which included questions about local businesses, community spaces and more.
Greene County is growing. How should its Board of Supervisors respond?
“Growth is inevitable, but poorly planned growth is not,” said Greene County BOS candidate Alex Salle in our voter guide Q&A.
John Miller, who is running unopposed in Farmville’s at-large Town Council race, says he is looking for ‘creative ways’ to encourage affordable housing
Miller also discusses water supply and aging infrastructure in his candidate Q&A.
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
