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The map, which depicts an area of land in Albemarle County, is set to be sold at auction in Charlottesville this Saturday, Dec. 14. Jefferson drew the map, known as a plat, for more than 1,300 acres known as Indian Camp.

"Unfortunately in this region, the greater Charlottesville region, we've been growing jobs at the sort of low wage of services, retail and service sectors.

The University of Virginia no longer has to worry about its accreditation status.

For William Suter, a good night's sleep was an elusive dream. He snored all night and felt tired every day.

This shows low-power and high-power photomicrographs of an intraarteriolar vascular inclusion.

Works crews have been busy cleaning up after the weekends ice storm, but now they are gearing up for another round of winter weather.

The beef about ticks: Bites from the paralysis tick in Australia, the lone star tick in southeast United States and the castor bean tick in Europe, can lead some people to develop an allergy to red meats, such as steak and hamburgers.

TO Georgia, USA, where quick-acting school officials have suspended a 10-year old with an imaginary bow and arrow, saving his classmates from imaginary massacre.

The appeal of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted in the slaying of his ex-girlfriend is set to be heard this week.

An apartment complex in Downtown Charlottesville was evacuated Sunday night after a fire broke out in one of the units.

The University of Virginia is currently seeking a full-time Certified Ophthalmic Assistant for the outpatient Ophthalmology Clinics within the University of Virginia Health System.

The ice storm left a blanket of white on the sidewalks in Charlottesville. The roads, though slushy, are currently clear.

A play about two college students who meet in a walled garden in the 1980s and find themselves in an intimate discussion about football, politics and religion ive Arts presents 'The Philadelphia Story' by Philip Barry in the Gibson Theater, December 13 through January 18th.

The overarching question posed Saturday at an open house about West Main Street was what the artery should look like as the 21st century unfolds.

A few people around Charlottesville got a chance to get a free portrait thanks to the nonprofit organization Help Portrait of Charlottesville.

A candlelight vigil and private screening of the new Nelson Mandela film organized by University of Virginia students will be held Friday, Dec 6th.

Residents at a town hall meeting White Hall District Supervisor Ann Mallek held Nov. 16 at the White Hall Community Building raised concerns over illegal hunting, intoxicated drivers leaving local wineries and the future of county solid waste services.

We've been monitoring this one for the past week. Now, the timing and impact of a major storm system with an Arctic Blast of cold air are becoming clearer.

Right now, there seems to be no good way into Downtown Charlottesville right now.

John Singleton Mosby, who was born on Dec. 6, 1833, was a relatively small man; he was a lawyer and lover of history, and partial to the poems of Lord Byron; yet when mounted on his large, gray horse, leading his 43rd Battalion Virginia Partisan Rangers, he was transformed into a specter who haunted Union Army units during the Civil War.