Carrazana named as chair of the Albemarle Planning Commission
The four members of the Albemarle Planning Commission who were present elected Luis Carrazana as the appointed body’s chair. The Associate Architect of the University of Virginia serves as the at-large member and was vice chair in the last two years. Samuel Miller District Representative Karen Firehock will be...
Extreme cold WARNING until 10 a.m. today
STERLING VA: (Rocktown Now) – A prolonged blast of Arctic air and powerful winds is creating life‑threatening conditions across portions of north‑central and western Maryland, northwest and western Virginia, and eastern West Virginia. An Extreme Cold Warning remains in effect until 10 a.m. Sunday. Forecasters warn...
‘Defense was not the issue’: SU improves against UVA, but only in 1 area
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Since the start of Atlantic Coast Conference play, Syracuse’s trademark defense has become a shell of itself. Head coach Adrian Autry wants his team to harness a defensive-minded, gritty identity. Yet, the Orange have conceded an average of 77.7 points per game in ACC play, a far cry from when...
One injured, one arrested in Albemarle shooting
The Albemarle County Police Department arrested a 21-year-old Charlottesville man just after 1 a.m. on Saturday.
10 Free or Cheap Date Night Ideas in Charlottesville
Parents in Charlottesville often juggle busy schedules, but a night out doesn’t have to break the bank! Whether you’re looking for a romantic evening out or something fun and budget-friendly, there are many ways to have an inexpensive or even free date night in Charlottesville. Here are ten free or inexpensive ideas...
Albemarle EDA agrees to spend $500K on Boulders Road Extension
In recent years, Albemarle County has increased the amount of emphasis placed on economic development as a way to diversify the county’s resources. That includes four staff members who work on the topic, as well as a seven member Economic Development Authority that has some financial power. At their...
Fraternity and sorority recruitment sees influx in registration
The start of the spring semester marks the time for formal fraternity and sorority recruitment — a process which roughly 25 percent of the student body takes part in. This year, 1,100 undergraduate women registered to rush 13 sororities in the formal recruitment process, and 825 undergraduate men registered to rush...
Flucos Find Fun and Comfort in Snow Days
Following two days of heavy snow and ice, Jan. 24-25, Fluvanna was covered in 6-8 inches of what was quickly dubbed “snowcrete.” Flucos were put out of school for seven school days, two of which were considered remote learning, and even when students returned on Feb. 4, it was to an unprecedented three-hour delay...
Ask the expert: Understanding managed vs. unmanaged cat colonies
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – When people hear the phrase “cat colony,” they often imagine something informal or self-sustaining – cats living independently, largely taking care of themselves. In reality, there is a critical difference between managed and unmanaged colonies, and that difference directly...
10 Virginia Cheesesteak Joints That Keep Locals Coming Back
Think you need to cross state lines for a killer cheesesteak? Virginia’s got something to say about that. From beachside grills to mountain town hideaways, the Old Dominion has quietly built a reputation for slinging some seriously satisfying sandwiches that rival anything you’ll find up north. Locals know where to...
