Anderson Family Gift Fully Endows Men’s Golf Scholarship
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Virginia Athletics and the Virginia Athletics Foundation (VAF) announced on Friday (May 29) a gift from Mark Anderson and his family to fully endow a men’s golf scholarship. Anderson, a 1998 graduate of the University of Virginia’s McIntire School of Commerce, serves as a managing...
What type of home sells the fastest in Charlottesville in 2026?
What type of home sells the fastest in Charlottesville in 2026?. The U.S. housing market has been challenging for buyers and sellers since the pandemic, as high prices, elevated mortgage rates, and economic uncertainty have kept buyers and sellers on the sidelines. Most home types have been selling slowly as...
Albemarle Supervisor Pruitt provides short briefing on low-barrier shelter plan
Charlottesville City Council has held three public meetings so far this spring with the leaders of nonprofit groups who each play a role in providing services to those who are without a home. Work is underway to develop an operations plan for a low-barrier shelter and support center at an...
Queen Miller Home included in list of Virginia’s Most Endangered Historic Places
STAUNTON, Va. (WHSV) - Preservation leaders and community members gathered in Staunton on Friday at the site of the Hayes Memorial Industrial School and Orphans Home, also known as the Queen Miller Home, as Preservation Virginia announced the annual list of Virginia’s Most Endangered Historic Places. Logan Parham, serv
Richmond woman convicted of defrauding Waynesboro business after guilty plea
WAYNESBORO, Va. (WHSV) - Anne Ferguson was convicted of three counts of embezzlement following a 2024 investigation by Waynesboro police and a guilty plea. Ferguson — a former employee of E-N Computers in Waynesboro, according to police records — was tasked with handling some of the company’s financial decisions and au
VA CTB approves full funding for Rt. 670 Connector Road project in Greene
VDOT Transportation Improvement project will be win-win for county residents and support big-name businesses in Ruckersville Greene County officials announced Wednesday afternoon that the Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) approved full funding for the Route 670 Connector Road Project during its May 20 meeting.
‘The Enemy’ brings European and Argentinean cuisine to the Downtown Mall
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – During the five months of long nights getting his new restaurant ready to open, Augusto Rodriguez Araoz said he had a realization that led to the name of the new establishment. “The final conclusion … was that we are our own enemy,” Rodriguez...
Big Relief On The Way, Cooler & Less Humid
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Good morning. Rain and storms have moved out. The cold front will continue to move out of the region. High pressure will build in throughout the day. We’ll see clearing sky, lower humidity, and breezy conditions this afternoon. A much cooler air mass will filter into the region the next co
Clear Skies and Tailwinds – Goodnight My Friend George
The memory is so strong it feels like yesterday. Yvette and I were walking into the Rockfish Valley Community Center just north of Nellysford on a winter morning. The smell of frying bacon and pancakes cooking on the griddle filled the air. Dozens of people were lined up getting stacks of pancakes, bacon and eggs then
Motorcycle officers from across the country test their skills in Charlottesville
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) — In the midst of a hot, humid day, motorcycle officers from across the country hopped on their bikes in the parking lot of the Sam’s Club in Charlottesville, weaving their way through meticulously designed courses during the Jefferson Area Motor Squad Police Motorcycle Skills Tr
