Since nearly the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Marie Ungar has been a part of our newsroom, playing a crucial role in our reporting on what the disease means for live in the Charlottesville area. Today, we’re saying goodbye. Marie, a... More

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Charlottesville Tomorrow announced today the addition of two new members to its Board of Directors, Shantell Bingham and Dr. Christopher Ali. With these newest additions, along with Angilee Shah, William Lewis More

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Although most international travel is on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic, Georgian and American media outlets have continued to work together by taking their partnerships online. Participants of the Georgian Media Partnership Program (GMPP) joined in a series of... More

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On Tuesday, the Google News Initiative announced first round recipients of its Journalism Emergency Relief Fund (JERF).  Charlottesville Tomorrow’s news team was awarded $5,000. In April, Google announced the initiative as a way to support small and medium-sized news organizations... More

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A partnership between Charlottesville Tomorrow, journalist Jordy Yager, and Vinegar Hill Magazine has received $35,000 from the Facebook Journalism Project’s COVID-19 Local News Relief Fund Grant for a new series, “Determined: Stories of Resilience in a Broken... More

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The Virginia Press Association on April 30 announced the winners of its 2019 News & Advertising Contest. Charlottesville Tomorrow’s staff won 11 first-place awards. Charlotte Rene Woods, MHJ Media and former staff writer Emily Hays shared a... More

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With the end of the semester at University of Virginia, Charlottesville Tomorrow once again says goodbye to a talented and hard-working reporter. Kate Hidalgo Bellows, a soon-to-be 2020 UVa graduate, has reported locally for four years as an enterprise... More

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As a part of a special COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall edition of In My Humble Opinion on 101.3 Jamz, Charlottesville Tomorrow Executive Director Giles Morris and News Editor Elliott Robinson talked with the hosts about COVID-19... More

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When our newsroom decided to drop everything to focus on COVID-19 coverage, we knew that we couldn’t do it alone. Two young journalists with ties to our community have decided to help our small team report on the pandemic... More

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Charlottesville Tomorrow is taking a road trip. From Monday afternoon to Wednesday evening, Executive Director Giles Morris, News Editor Elliott Robinson and reporters Billy Jean Louis and Charlotte Rene Woods will be in Chapel Hill, North Carolina (our sincerest apologies... More

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Hi! It’s Emily, your faithful real estate and urban planning reporter.  I have some personal news to announce: I’m moving to Connecticut to join the staff at another online news nonprofit, the New Haven Independent.  More

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As part of our ongoing effort to be accountable to our community, Charlottesville Tomorrow on Monday worked with local activist Don Gathers to hold our third community feedback session at the historic First Baptist Church on West Main Street.  More

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