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
Federal Judge Orders Trial for Lawsuit Against Augusta County Deputies, Dismisses Sheriff From Suit
Written by: Sam OrlandoAugusta County Sheriff's Office Legal Woes GrowCHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA – The legal woes of the Augusta County Sheriff's Office keep growing. A lawsuit...
Charlottesville photographer honors formerly enslaved people
A photographer in Charlottesville is honoring the legacy of formerly enslaved people with her latest display at Unity Church.Story continues
Virginia Holds Off Hofstra for 11-9 Win, Completes Series Sweep
Two of the three games required the Cavaliers to sweat it out to the finish line, but Virginia got the job done and...
No. 21 Virginia visits Virginia Tech seeking to boost tourney hopes
Virginia coach Tony Bennett knows the NCAA Tournament selection committee may be stingy toward the Atlantic Coast Conference on Selection Sunday. ESPN's Joe Lunardi...
Charlottesville photographer honors formerly enslaved people
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - A photographer in Charlottesville is honoring the legacy of formerly enslaved people with her latest display at Unity Church. The...
Gordonsville Community Garden seeking volunteers
GORDONSVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - If you have a green thumb or want to learn more about gardening, there is an opportunity for you in...
