Charlottesville zoning ordinance still in limbo after latest hearing
The Charlottesville community will have to wait a bit longer for clarity on the city’s zoning code, as a lawsuit that threw development in the city into chaos earlier this summer continues. During the latest hearing in Charlottesville Circuit Court on Aug. 13, Judge Claude Worrell did not issue...
Sights and sounds from Virginia’s practice on 8/13
Wahoos247 was at the McCue for the first 20 minutes of open practice.
Charlottesville and Albemarle County begin warning period for speed cameras
Greene County finances reservoir, ground to break by end of 2025. After more than two decades of planning, a project that promises to ensure reliable water access to Greene County has been financed. Senior advocacy group holds first of series of town halls on aging. Updated: 5 hours ago. The...
Senior advocacy group holds first of series of town halls on aging
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Jefferson Area Board for Aging hosted a town hall meeting to help older adults learn about their options for care. It also focused on finding security in aging, and how to feel comfortable with it. Mayor Juandiego Wade spoke at the event and took part...
More Shower and Storm Chances Through the Late Week
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Any leftover showers and storms move away early tonight. Warm and muggy with areas of fog developing. A slow moving cold front will approach and move over the region for the late week, before dissipating to our south. Seasonable temperatures, high humidity and some scattered showers and...
C’Vinyl Night at The Jefferson Theater 8/16
Get into the grooves at C’Vinyl Night, a record-setting evening of needle-dropping sessions from three of the most dedicated selectors in town. Gwen Berthy, Thomas Dean, and Ryan Wood pull an eclectic mix of tracks on wax to get you spinning right ’round. From deep cuts to dance-floor staples, these DJs set the...
Charlottesville Schools seeks feedback on plan to reinstate police on campus
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Charlottesville City Schools is looking to hear from the community about how they should reinstate school resource officers. Though law enforcement won’t be walking through school hallways until fall of 2026, the deliberations for what that return should look like are happening now. In...
Harrisonburg man dies after single-vehicle crash involving moped
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - The Harrisonburg Police Department is investigating a fatal crash involving a moped that happened Tuesday. The crash happened around 3:15 p.m. Tuesday when 66-year-old Robert Jones of Harrisonburg was driving west on Reservoir Street near Holly Court and lost control of his moped and struck...
After losing half its board members, Charlottesville’s Police Civilian Oversight Board is losing its...
Inez Gonzalez resigned effective Aug. 15, urging the community "to put differences aside and work together to codify what has been achieved in practice here in Charlottesville." The post After losing half its board members, Charlottesville’s Police Civilian Oversight Board is losing its executive director appeared...
Historic Carrsbrook in Albemarle County, Virginia has been standing for over 200 years
On July 21, 1981, Carrsbrook was listed in the Virginia Landmarks Register. On July 8, 1982, it was listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. This home carries a lot of history and stories.