Charlottesville businessman threatened with jail over Madison County Zoning violation
A retired judge from Virginia Beach was ready to throw the book and incarceration on a Charlottesville businessman Thursday in Madison County Circuit Court. Judge Designate H. Thomas Padrick sternly looked down on defendant Ton Dinh, who owns a 5.9-acre property on Jacks Shop Road in Rochelle. Dinh has a Saab repair shop in Charlottesville and has used his Madison […] The post Charlottesville businessman threatened with jail over Madison County Zoning violation first appeared on The Piedmont J
Kate Acuff participates in School Board town hall as petition to remove her gains...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The Albemarle County School Board held its second official town hall Wednesday, with Board Chair Dr. Rebecaa Berlin and embattled Jack Jouett representative Dr. Kate Acuff taking questions at Greer Elementary. While the board’s first town hall last week saw frustration and anger...
Sensation in South Bend: Virginia beats Notre Dame in penalties in ACC Tournament
Virginia entered the ACC Tournament needing to make a statement to stay alive in this postseason. Thanks to late game penalty heroics, that’s exactly what they did. No. 9 seed Virginia (7-6-4, 3-3-2 ACC) took down No. 8 seed Notre Dame (7-5-4, 4-4-0 ACC) by a score of 2-2 (5-4) in an absolute thriller in South Bend, Ind., on Wednesday. In a matchup of fantastic goalkeepers, with fourth-year Caleb Tunks for Virginia and junior Blake Kelly for Notre Dame, the Cavaliers survived.
From Fry’s Spring to ‘Wheel of Fortune,’ Charlottesville dad takes his turn
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - At 7 p.m., Pierre Poindexter is usually in his carport in Charlottesville’s Fry’s Spring neighborhood, calling out answers to Wheel of Fortune. On Monday night, November 9, his neighbors can turn on their TVs and watch him play. Poindexter buys and sells scrap metal...
Instant Takeaways From UVA Women’s Basketball’s Blowout Win Over UMES
Monday evening, Virginia women's basketball began the 2026-27 campaign with a resounding 87-45 win over Maryland-Eastern Shore. The Cavaliers led 43-19 at halft
Women’s Initiative presents stories of hope and healing
Mental healthcare can be expensive, and many people who need it can’t afford to get help, but thousands of women in Virginia receive counseling and other services at no charge through a unique program. It’s called the Women’s Initiative, and it will be on stage Wednesday. Aektha...
CPD considering stronger police presence at future community events
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Following Saturday’s gunfire at a community “Trunk or Treat” at Tonsler Park, Charlottesville Chief of Police Michael Kochis said his department will have to consider having a heavier presence at events going forward, despite both the cost and negative optics that would bring.
Sales tax for school construction on the ballot in many Virginia localities
Across Virginia, dozens of localities are asking voters to approve an additional 1% sales tax to finance public school construction and renovations. The proposals come as communities confront aging school buildings, costly infrastructure improvements and difficult decisions about how to pay for them. WMRA's Anjoleigh Schindler reports. Voters in Albemarle,...
PFF Grades and Snap Counts For Virginia In Their Blowout Loss to No. 14...
Virginia is a program that is spiraling right now, and it might result in the Cavaliers missing a bowl game for the fourth time in five seasons under Tony Ellio
Virginia leaves Winston Salem empty-handed — all tricks, no treats in fifth loss
Virginia’s ninth game of the season was played on Halloween, yet there were very few scares. Defeat did not pounce out of nowhere, nor sneak up behind the Cavaliers (4-5, 2-4 ACC) — instead, the inevitability of the 51-7 loss to the No. 14 Demon Deacons seemingly crystalized before halftime.

















