Albemarle School Board officially calls for an independent investigation
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) — During the over hour-and-a-half closed session of a special meeting Tuesday morning, the Albemarle School Board officially directed Acting Superintendent Dr. Chandra Hayes and Chief Legal Officer Josiah Black to hire Richmond-based law firm Harman, Claytor, Corrigan & Wellman to
Spillman Resigns from School Board
At-large School Board member Allison Spillman announced her resignation at a board meeting this morning, August 4, citing the toll that her service has taken on her “physical, mental, and emotional health.” The full text of her announcement is below:. “Today, I’m announcing that I made the difficult...
Saturday Night Sights at GF&L
The annual Greene Farm & Livestock Show concluded Saturday and despite a humongous thunderstorm, the show concluded without a hitch. Visitors had fun watching the action in the sales rind or walking around the Ruckersville show grounds exploring exhibits and each other. PJR photos by Nathan Kipps PJR photos by Brian Me
Central Virginia communities prepare to celebrate National Night Out
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - National Night Out events are scheduled across the nation and Central Virginia on Tuesday, Aug. 4, giving families the chance to meet first responders and learn about community resources. Charlottesville Police Department is hosting their event at Washington Park from 5 to 8 p.m. The free.
Some Albemarle students will begin school year at temporary location
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - Albemarle County Public Schools students enrolled in the Lambs Lane ACE Academy will begin the school year at a temporary location. When classes start August 12, ACE students will attend class inside the Boys and Girls Club adjacent to Albemarle High School while the new ACE Academy build
Cville Local Experts: Battling stink bugs
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – As summer gives way to fall, stink bugs begin preparing for winter by searching for warm, protected places to shelter. Unfortunately, homes are at the top of their list. Once they find a way inside walls, attics, or crawl spaces, they may remain hidden for months before emerging
Dog the Bounty Hunter’s daughter recounts Nelson County arrests
NELSON COUNTY, Va. (WSET) — The daughter of “Dog the Bounty Hunter” is sharing how she ended up assisting with arrests in Nelson County last week. Cecily Barmore said growing up with “Dog the Bounty Hunter” as her father was definitely a unique childhood. She says the line of work was in her blood.
Bridge33 Capital purchases 5th Street Station for $117.1 million
A national real estate firm based in Seattle, Washington, is the new owner of 5th Street Station, a commercial development that turns ten this year. Bridge33 Capital paid $117,124,900 to 5th Street Station Ventures LLC for the 451,822 square feet shopping center. The seller is a company tied to S.J. Collins, a Georgia-
U.Va. Health expands AI use across patient care, research and education
Health systems nationwide have begun implementing a growing array of artificial intelligence tools across clinical care, administrative operations and research. The pace and scope of AI adoption has varied across regions of the United States, with some states moving more aggressively than others. In Utah, for example,
Bryce Bowman Remembered at GF&L Show
The memory of Bryce Bowman was strong with the local showmen. Bowman, a cattle and sheep showman for many years in Greene County, passed away in April after a lifelong battle with a rare genetic disease. According to those who loved him, “his smile would light up a room and his laugh would melt your heart.” Show organi

















