Lancers Close Longwood Invitational with Losses to Toledo, No. 24/25 Virginia
FARMVILLE, Va. — Toledo exploded for a eight-run top of the seventh inning, breaking open a 1-1 game, to beat the Longwood softball team, 9-3, on Saturday in the Longwood Invitational at Bank of the James Park. The Lancers rebounded in their second game of the day to hang...
No. 6 Maryland women’s lacrosse dominates No. 12 Virginia, 17-9
With snow covering half of the bleachers and a midday start on Valentine’s Day, No. 6 Maryland women’s lacrosse’s matchup with No. 12 Virginia was anything but alluring for fans. But the rivalry clash proved to be one that many fans will regret missing. Kori Edmonson and...
Albemarle awarded grant to support Southwood Sanitary Sewer Project
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - Albemarle County was recently awarded a $2 million Community Development Block Grant to support the Southwood Sanitary Sewer Project, a part of the ongoing redevelopment effort led by Habitat for Humanity in the Southwood Mobile Home Park. “One of the main reasons we undertook...
The most romantic spots on Grounds
The University is often marketed as historic and idyllic — brick sidewalks, Jeffersonian columns and sprawling grounds studded with primordial trees. With this historic charm and architectural splendor, students are left with a plethora of spots that practically beg you to fall in love — or to do whatever you so...
UVA Health among first in nation using new technology to treat irregular heartbeats
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - UVA Health’s Heart and Vascular Center is among the first teams in the country using a new technology to treat certain irregular heartbeats. Doctors are now using a procedure known as pulse field ablation to treat atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter, conditions that cause the heart to...
Charlottesville to receive nearly $100,000 grant for construction of a shared-use commercial kitchen
CHARLOTTESVILLLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – A $962,958 grant will help New Hill Development Corporation construct a shared-use commercial kitchen in Charlottesville. Gov. Abigail Spanberger announced more than $4.9m in grants that will invest in Virginia’s food systems of Friday. The 11,300-square-foot facility will...
CHS sends two runners to the Millrose Games
CHARLOTTESVILE, VA. (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) — Charlottesville High School left its mark on the track & field world earlier this month, sending seniors Sam Palmer and Elaina Pierce to the historic Millrose Games in New York City from Jan. 31-Feb. 1. The Millrose Games are one of the most...
‘It’s never boring’: Charlottesville’s mayor reflects on his first term, plans for his second
The City of Charlottesville operates under a “mayor-council” government, in which the mayor holds limited executive power, and appoints a city manager to oversee the operations of the city and execute the City Council’s plans. But this doesn’t stop Mayor Juandiego Wade — who was reelected for a second two-year term...
Coffee, Treats, And Wagging Tails Await At 10 Virginia’s Most Pet-Friendly Cafes In 2026
Good news: Virginia has become a paradise for pet parents who refuse to choose between quality coffee and quality time with their furry companions. From Richmond to Arlington, cafes across the state are rolling out the welcome mat for four-legged guests with everything from pup cups to dedicated dog menus.
200th Anniversary of Poe’s Enrollment at UVA
Today, February 14th, marks the 200th anniversary of Edgar Allan Poe’s enrollment at the University of Virginia. Poe entered the University in 1826 as a part of its second class, appearing 136th out of 177 students on UVA’s matriculation list.i. Construction on Virginia’s first public University began in...
