Earlysville News

A man who directed crime shows on TV is living out a real-life crime story. 76-year-old Raymond J. Devere-Austin of Earlysville is charged with stealing several items worth more than $200 from the Antiquers Mall on Route 29 in Ruckersville.

A string of car accidents in Earlysville is concerning the Albemarle County Police Department.

Posted by Allie Pesch on 10/06/09 Categorized as October 2009 Share/Save Among those celebrating their 50th A Albemarle High School Class Reunion were students who attended the Crozet and Greenwood Schools.A The celebration was held at Wintergreen, September 19.A The class honored their principal and teacher, Mr.

From forums to fundraisers, political events were held all over the area on Tuesday.

Tomorrow will find elementary school students in Greene, Albemarle and Charlottesville receiving a civics lesson from Delegate Rob Bell.

A Virginia Department of Transportation report on the future of U.S. 29 will recommend the consideration of two new roads in the Charlottesville area.

A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by the parents of a boy killed by a portable soccer goal in Frederick County.

Fluvanna County has natural beauty in spades, but as its population grows, the community's leaders are trying to find a balance between nature and commerce.

Here we go again - by way of Glenn Reynolds we come to a Washington Post editorial defending a woman arrested for harassing the local police by outing their "undercover" drug enforcement task force on her blog .

Earlysville falconer/Shamus Award-winning writer Andy Straka has a new mystery ready for release September 1, the fourth in his Frank Pavlicek series.

It's a big day in NASA history: the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission. Thursday, an Earlysville resident sells a check signed by Neil Armstrong for over $27,000. Noah Bradley had the check in his collection, and decided to sell it on the Anniversary.

Danny Spitler of Staunton spent much of Tuesday afternoon running errands downtown.

University of Virginia employees with 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 or 50 years of service will be honored June 10 at a dinner at the Boar's Head Inn Pavilion from 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Two of the employees, Edward Morris of Earlysville and Louella J. Walker of Charlottesville, have each clocked in 50 years.

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Memorial Day tributes to salute those who serve in uniform and those who died in battle.

Joe Ford sat in Lane Auditorium for the entire three hours of the Albemarle County Planning Commissiona s meeting on May 19, 2009, waiting for a chance to speak out against the Countya s new Patricia Ann Byrom Preserve Park .

Melissa Cawley grooms Calvin during a recent appointment at Happy Tails. By Page H. Gifford Groomer Nichole Gibson came with 13 years experience when she began working as a groomer at Happy Tails in 2008.

In early 2009, Albemarle County leaders responded to the diminishing supply of the County's industrial land, in part, by amending the Economic Development chapter of the Comprehensive Plan to set new goals for business and industrial growth .