As COVID-19 is changing the way people live, many nonprofits see their missions as more important than ever. As the virus also casts financial hardship on all sectors of the economy, some nonprofits are on unsteady footing as operations... More

Recently, Congress passed a $2 trillion legislative package aimed at helping individuals, businesses and the health care system as the entire nation grapples with the global COVID-19 pandemic. Signed into law on March 27, the Coronavirus Aid,... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

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By Ali Sullivan The University will pack and store the belongings of on-Grounds residents living in Bond, Bice and Language Houses, according to a Sunday email sent to on-Grounds residents by Gay Perez, assistant vice president of student... More

This week, we have an update on COVID-19 in the Charlottesville area. We talk about hospital preparedness, the economic pain many are feeling and how the schools are helping students keep up with their... More

Since Gov. Ralph Northam shuttered K-12 schools in response to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, history and English teacher Russell Carlock has been sending emails to his students, letting them know he cares and is thinking about them. In the emails,... More

Billy Jean Louis

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By Zach Rosenthal Students still living on-Grounds in Bond House, Bice House and the Language Houses will be relocated to provide housing for University of Virginia healthcare workers, according to an email sent Thursday to students living in... More

The Cavalier Daily

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

Charlottesville Tomorrow

Nonprofit organization Local Food Hub has partnered with several local farms for a weekly drive-through farmers market. It also has coordinated with the Food Justice Network to incorporate fresh fruits and vegetables to its ongoing efforts to... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords

After producing a video with Scottsville Town Councilor Dan Gritsko and his son, Caleb, that urges young people to take precautions to protect themselves and others from the novel coronavirus, Dr. Greg Gelburd, owner and founder... More

Kate Hidalgo Bellows

Our newsroom has made the decision to drop everything and focus on working for you, our community, to help answer the questions you have about what’s happening. More

The best deterrent to coronavirus is common sense. One of the virus’s most powerful accelerants is forcing people to expose themselves to the virus to avoid dire consequences, such as eviction. Many people are swayed from the commonsense approach to... More

Richard Lord

First came the pandemic. Then came the due dates for rent.  Amidst the state-ordered closure of nonessential businesses and educational facilities, some area residents are facing furloughs or being laid off from their jobs, making the... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

@charlottewords