AC44 eliminates study of development around two interchanges
After nearly four years of review, the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors is expected to adopt a new Comprehensive Plan on October 15. Such documents contain directions for staff to work on new policies and retain old ones. Until mid-September, the proposed Albemarle County Comprehensive Plan included language...
Old Ivy Road bridge remains closed after apparent truck strike Monday
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The Old Ivy Road bridge over the 29 bypass remains closed after apparently being struck by a truck Monday, and the Virginia Department of Transportation is only saying it will remain closed “until further notice”. “Our crews are assessing the bridge,...
Jefferson School hosts event for incarcerated women to speak
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Across the country, women in jail and prison face unique challenges, from giving birth behind bars to surviving abuse. On, Tuesday September 30, people in Charlottesville gathered to shine a light on those struggles and the ongoing push for change. “The biggest thing for me was...
Greene farmer one of three being recognized with inaugural Virginia Veteran Farmer award
A Greene County farmer who served in the military will join two fellow veterans on Thursday at the State Fair of Virginia in a celebration of agriculture and rural traditions. The trio will be honored in the inaugural Virginia Veteran Farmer Recognition awards ceremony on the main stage at the fairgrounds located in...
Virginia State Police makes arrest in 27-year-old cold case (6 p.m.)
STAUNTON, Va. (WHSV) - The Staunton Downtown Development Association (SDDA) is working to get reaccredited through the Virginia Main Street program. Staunton Downtown Development Association working to be reaccredited (5 p.m.) Updated: 4 hours ago. STAUNTON, Va. (WHSV) - The Staunton Downtown Development Association...
Brohm OK with poll snub as Cards try to stay unbeaten against No. 24...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KT) - Due to both some upsets and impressive performances this past weekend, there was a lot of movement in the Associated Press and Coaches polls when they were released Sunday. But contrary to expectations, Louisville remained on the outside looking in, stuck in the "others receiving votes" category.
Upcoming Tree Walks and Guided Hikes
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – The Charlottesville Department of Parks and Recreation invites the public to an educational walk focusing on upcoming tree maintenance on the Downtown Mall trees. Discussion will focus on the overall health of the Downtown Mall trees as well as management phases for future tree work on the Mall.
Bonjour! Welcoming the French Club
Introducing one of our beloved clubs, the French Club! The French Club is a great way to broaden your French knowledge beyond just the language. Let’s take a deeper dive into what the French Club does and what the environment is like by talking to the leaders of the club, Ryleigh Harrington and Asha Parmar. The...
The Greenhorns at The Stage
The Greenhorns will put on the penultimate night of concerts as part of this year’s Jazz Marathon. The Greenhorns is a new, 7-piece band from Charlottesville blending New Orleans funk, jump blues, R&B and a little jazz. The group includes a number of local musicians well known on the Charlottesville music scene...
Pharmaceutical company breaks ground on Albemarle facility, expected to create over 200 jobs
An official groundbreaking was held on Monday for a new Afton Scientific biopharmaceutical facility located in Charlottesville.

















