11 Virginia Towns That Are No Longer As Affordable As They Once Were
There was a time when small-town Virginia offered an affordable alternative to the expensive cities. Housing was cheaper, groceries cost less, and the cost of living allowed families to stretch their budgets further. But in many of these towns, that era is fading. This list has eleven Virginia towns that...
UVA involved with companies receiving three state grants for biomedical research
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The University of Virginia is right in the thick of three grants totaling $2.4 million Governor Spanberger announced Thursday for public-private biomedical products and research., according to a Governor’s Office release. Two of the companies are in Richmond, and one in Baltimor
Saturday is the last day to vote early in the primary!
Today is your last chance to vote early in the primary!. Early voting locations are open until 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, for those of you who vote best under a deadline. Contact your local registrar’s office to find out where to vote in your area. The next chance...
11 Virginia Secondhand Bookstores Every Book Lover Needs To Visit In 2026
There is nothing quite like the experience of finding a secondhand bookstore. The shelves are packed with stories, the prices are low, and the discoveries are often unexpected. This list has eleven Virginia secondhand bookstores that every book lover needs to visit in 2026. I have browsed most of them,...
Waynesboro Police Investigating Assault That Left One Man Critically Injured
WAYNESBORO VA: (Rocktown Now) – Police in Waynesboro are investigating an assault that left a Pennsylvania man with life‑threatening injuries late Saturday afternoon. Officers were dispatched to a Waynesboro park in the 100 block of Short Street at approximately 4:36 p.m. after receiving reports of an assault. When the
▶︎GF&L Sheep and Goat judge shares her Virginia farm roots and veterinary goals
At the Greene County Farm and Livestock Show, Thursday night, the youth lamb and goat exhibitors got a treat when Livestock Judge Ruth Haile took stock of thier projects. After the show, Haile shared the personal and agricultural experiences that helped shape her path in the livestock industry. Haile said she grew up
Virginia Quarterback Beau Pribula: ‘He Runs Angry,’ Says RB Coach Gaithers
Longtime Virginia fans can remember the havoc a running quarterback can create for an opposing defense with the likes of Bryce Perkins, Marques Hagans, going back to Shawn Moore. We are depending on our faithful readers and new readers to support our endeavor to deliver you the best and complete...
▶︎Updike sisters claim top prizes at GF&L Market Hog show
Judge Blake Dean praised Ella Updike’s market hog entry at Friday night’s Greene Farm & Livestock Show in Ruckersville, citing the hog’s structural soundness, freshness, and muscle shape. Updike took grand champion honors and will lead her 265-pound hog in Saturday night’s auction of livestock projects at the showgrou
PVCC course addresses area dental hygienist shortage
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Throughout Virginia, and especially the Charlottesville area, a significant shortage of dental hygienists has developed. In response, the new Virginia budget includes an additional $20 million for the expansion of career and technical education programs, including dental hygiene
Drought conditions have not improved locally
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The U.S. Drought Monitor, as well as the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Drought Monitoring Task Force, has observed improvements in the drought in many places in Virginia, but not the Charlottesville area. The City of Charlottesville, Albemarle, Louisa, Nelson, Aug

















