Q&A with Virginia’s three Republican primary candidates for U.S. Senate
Data centers emerged as one of the biggest points of disagreement between the three candidates. From nuclear-powered data centers to stronger local control, the candidates offered competing visions for Virginia’s future.
Have an idea for how to improve Charlottesville’s development code? Here’s how to share it.
Community members, builders and developers can share their thoughts on zoning, development standards and other topics during a June 23 meeting.
Q&A with Republican primary candidates for Virginia’s 5th Congressional District
Still seeking responses from both John McGuire and Melanie Lucero.
Q&A with Republican primary candidates for Virginia’s 7th Congressional District
We asked all three Republican candidates to answer questions based on concerns raised by 7th District voters. So far, only Rick Smithers has responded.
Swords into Plowshares reaches out to Black residents, unhoused community for input on recasting Robert E. Lee statue into new public art
“We want to cast the broadest net possible so that whatever is created is a reflection of a place locally and globally,” said Andrea Douglas, executive director of the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center.
Virginia health officials ask for help slowing down measles spread
The Virginia Department of Health recommends that unvaccinated community members skip public gatherings, including the upcoming Amish Parochial School Consignment Auction in Dillwyn.
From tech glitches to unanswered emails, residents cite communication gaps in Valley Link transmission line project
“I’ve heard time and time again, it’s like you send an email and it goes into some folder, never to be seen again,” said Bryan Nicol, chair of the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
A Louisa County High School teacher is transforming practice rooms into recording studios
Band Director and Teacher Micah Lee is using his music theory class to teach students about creating, recording and producing original music.
Your neighbors shared their visions for the future — and then got to work to make it happen
Charlottesville Tomorrow has a big vision for its future, too.
Measles cases in Buckingham County keep climbing as health officials identify two public exposure sites
Anyone who visited Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital in Richmond May 20-24 or Centra Southside Community Hospital in Farmville on May 26 should watch for symptoms.
‘I am truly horrified that these conditions exist anywhere in the county’
This week’s investigation is closing, but that’s just the start for renters and local officials.
While state laws do little to protect tenants, counties have options — and Albemarle is beginning to consider them
At least 18 localities in Virginia have rental inspection programs. Here’s how Roanoke made theirs.
Virginia law does not make it easy for a renter to force a landlord to improve conditions — even hazardous ones
Against all odds, one Park’s Edge tenant got a case into court. It didn’t go the way she thought it would.
Hear more about ‘No Way Out’ on ‘In My Humble Opinion’
Plus, the next report into the investigation of how renters trying to improve their living conditions found frustration and futility instead.
In Albemarle County, Park’s Edge residents endure stinking floods, rat infestations, fire hazards — and a frequently unresponsive landlord
“They just don’t care,” said one longtime tenant. “They just don’t care.”
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
