Charlottesville News

The Charlottesville-Albemarle Alliance of Black School Educators and the Young Black Professional Network of Charlottesville organized the symposium at the African American Heritage Center.

University of Virginia grad students Rachael Beaton and Charles Romero work on pulling a dead tree from a riparian buffer on a farm just off U.S. 33 in Penn Laird.

The Albemarle Board of Supervisors has decided it will spend months performing a chapter by chapter review of its updated Comprehensive Plan for land use, transportation and development.

The Virginia baseball team won their series opener against Boston College Friday night in Charlottesville, 8-1.

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An advisory group tasked with overseeing new infrastructure projects in Charlottesville has been shown two concepts for a new span to replace the Belmont Bridge .

Here's the third installment in Bobby Osborne's set of video recollections in celebration of his 50th Anniversary as a member of The Grand Ole Opry.

The Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce today announced that it will hold its 2014 Chamber Commonwealth Breakfast on Monday morning, April 14th - 7:30 - 9am, at the Holiday Inn on Emmet Street in Charlottesville.

Passengers are now able to access real-time arrival information. As stated in a previous release, the system went down due to last night's high winds.

Planning the Charlottesville city budget comes with a catch. State lawmakers are still locked in a stalemate over their spending plan.

Philip Glass will be the 2014 artist-in-residence at the University of Virginia from March 31 through April 2. Through his operas, symphonies and compositions for his own ensemble and his collaborations with artists ranging from Twyla Tharp to Allen Ginsberg, Woody Allen to David Bowie, Glass has had a wide impact on the music world.

The Arbor, a non-profit organization helping survivors of the illegal sex trade, held a workshop on Thursday in partnership with Creciendo Juntos to raise awareness about sex trafficking in Central Virginia.

Before his 2005 move to Charlottesville, Va., where he died Monday, Feb. 3, at age 90, University of Pennsylvania professor Thomas P. Hughes was a familiar presence in Chestnut Hill, bicycling to and from the early service at the Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, or buying crackers and cheese for the intimate gatherings of neighbors and Penn ... (more)

A nonprofit, all-volunteer theater in Charlottesville is taking the show on the road after high rent forced it out of the IX building.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Virginia starting outfielder Derek Fisher will miss the next four to six weeks because of a broken hamate bone in his right wrist.

An elementary school teacher accused of sexting with a teenage girl no longer faces child pornography charges in Charlottesville.

Democrats Lawrence Gaughan and Ben Hudson, both from Charlottesville, have announced their campaigns to challenge Republican incumbent Robert Hurt.

If the Hackensaw Boys had been around in any earlier era -- say, the '20s or '30s -- they might have been big stars.

Both Charlottesville and Albemarle schools want to support their teachers. Their budgets for the next school year include pay raises, and both school boards want to keep class sizes small.

Lawrence Gaughan, a Charlottesville native, actor, and founder of the non-profit advocacy group Gov360 announced today that he will seek the Democratic nomination for the 5th district congressional seat currently held by Republican Robert Hurt.