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Rising rents and limited affordable housing continue to push more people in Charlottesville area...

Local nonprofits told Charlottesville City Council that at least 703 individuals in the Charlottesville area experienced homelessness of some kind in the last year, up from 620 the previous year. The post Rising rents and limited affordable housing continue to push more people in Charlottesville area into homelessness
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Orange taxpayers see lower real estate/COFEM rates following reassessment

County’s VDOT Six-Year Plan updated After holding public hearings on the Fiscal Year 2027 tax rates and budget on May 5, supervisors came back Tuesday night and passed resolutions to adopt the tax and fee schedule and budget. The bare bones budget for FY 27 is based on a real estate tax rate of 46 cents per $100 of ass
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Harrisonburg Police searching for suspect in Ralph Sampson Park shooting

HARRISONBURG, VA (Rocktown Now) — Two teenagers were shot and injured, one seriously, at Ralph Sampson Park after a group of people met in the parking lot of the park Wednesday evening. Harrisonburg Police say one suspect has been arrested related to this incident and another remains at-large at...
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ICE raid nabs 26 illegal aliens, including 2 Greene residents

UPDATE – An earlier version of this article incorrectly identified the 3A Narcotics and Gang Task force as being part of the raid. The Greene County Sheriff’s Office Street Crimes Task Force participated in the raid. Twenty-six illegal aliens were picked up Thursday acrosshis thishe region, including two Greene County
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Monticello Wine Week is Back

If you love wine, this is your guide to one of the best weeks of summer!. Mark your calendars, Virginia foodies. Monticello Wine Week is returning June 22–28, 2026, and this year’s lineup might be the best one yet. Spread across Charlottesville and Central Virginia, the weeklong celebration brings together more than 40
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You’d Never Guess This Little Virginia Town Has Some Of The Best Food In...

There are approximately 25,000 people living in Staunton, Virginia, and every single one of them is probably laughing at everyone else right now. Because they’ve been sitting on one of the best-kept culinary secrets in the Commonwealth, casually enjoying world-class dining while everyone else fights for parking spots a
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Proposed development concerns Carrsbrook residents

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – A proposed development at the intersection of Route 29 North and the Carrsbrook neighborhood is raising concerns from the homeowners association there. The Carrsbrook HOA is hoping Albemarle County will deny developer Hunter Wood’s application for a zoning map amendment. If not,
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53 names, finally spoken: Woodberry student’s research restores recognition to enslaved individuals who made...

Jayden Crosby-Brewer worked with local historians to identify 53 enslaved people who built and maintained a former Madison family estate on the campus, restoring visibility to individuals whose lives had been reduced to property records. The post 53 names, finally spoken: Woodberry student’s research restores recognit
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Telehealth conference in Charlottesville focuses on expanding virtual healthcare across Virginia

As more doctor visits move online, health care leaders across Virginia are working to make sure patients can actually access that care.
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Sunny Start, Showers & Potential Storm Later

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Good morning. The work and school day will get off to a rather sunny start. Clouds will increase ahead of an approaching cold front. Scattered showers will develop this afternoon. As the front advances across the region, scattered storms will move through this evening. Any storm could prod

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