12 Healthy Breakfast Places In Virginia Where Fresh Ingredients And Great Flavor Come Together
A breakfast bowl piled with fresh fruit, a warm slice of whole-grain toast, or eggs tucked beside crisp vegetables can change the way a morning feels. When good ingredients take center stage, breakfast can be nourishing without losing the pleasure of sitting down to a meal you genuinely want to eat.
Greystar close to opening several units in what it’s calling Spring Valley
When the Board of Supervisors approved Greystar Development’s request to rezone 36 acres of land just to the west of the University of Virginia’s North Grounds, there was no mention of what the area would be called after 525 new units were built. At some point between March...
Ronald McDonald House cart brings free snacks, comfort items directly to families at UVA...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - For families with a child in the hospital, even stepping away for something to eat or drink can be difficult. Now, some of those everyday needs are being brought directly to families at UVA Health Children’s through the return of the Ronald McDonald House Charlottesville Hospitality Cart.
Virginia towns scrap Flock cameras after records show police, not councils, arranged installs
Footage they obtained showed an Elkton officer zooming in on people at a gas station late at night.
A look at school construction costs across Virginia
In the coming months, localities all across the Commonwealth of Virginia will be presenting information to voters about how they would use the proceeds of a one-percent sales tax. Later this week I will have a story about Charlottesville City Council’s joint meeting with the School Board about the topic.
Commonwealth’s Attorney fires back at Albemarle School Board
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – In his own strongly-worded letter back to the Albemarle County School Board, Commonwealth’s Attorney Jim Hingeley defended comments made about the school division in court by one of his deputies and blasted Board Chair Dr. Rebecca Berlin for launching a “public debate” over the
No injuries at Free Bridge encampment after severe storms
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Despite a number of trees falling on tents around the Free Bridge homeless encampment, no one was injured during the severe thunderstorms that hit the area Friday, Charlottesville Mayor Juandiego Wade told Cville Right Now on Tuesday. Over 80 unhoused people are believed to curr
Weekly Concert & Event Calendar: August 17–23, 2026
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLERIGHTNOW) – Whether you’re looking to take in cinematic short films, indie-folk brilliance, or a string-backed Coldplay tribute, there’s plenty to explore across the region. Each week, Anand Harsh of 106.1 The Corner will direct your attention to the music and arts events happening in Charlot
Local cyclists call for increased bike safety in Charlottesville-Albemarle area
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Wendy Baker was riding her bike home down 5th Street Southwest one day last month, as she does at the end of most every workday. But as she approached the interchange that leads to Interstate 64, what little purchase she can count on as a cyclist vanished in favor of a rough, ro
City council approves $3 million for homeless shelter expansion
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Charlottesville City Council voted to approve $3 million for the expansion of the Center of Hope, a homeless shelter in the area. The $28 million project would add about 15,000 square feet to the Ridge Street facility, bringing it to roughly 47,000 square feet. It would also add 2 addition

















