Cville Veg Fest brings food, music and activism to IX Park
Charlottesville’s twelfth-annual Cville Veg Fest — a beloved festival celebrating all things vegan — turned a stretch of blacktop and muraled walls into a kaleidoscope of color, sound and most notably, taste. I made the effort to sample as many of the festival’s offerings as I could, and even still, I was left...
Sanders provides an update on efforts to address homeless population of Charlottesville
On September 2, 2025, Charlottesville City Council opted not to proceed at this time with an ordinance that would make it a misdemeanor to camp or store personal items on public property. “The conversation went where I imagined it would go,” said City Manager Sam Sanders. “And I think ultimately,...
Former television anchor runs unopposed for Albemarle County Public School Board Samuel Miller District...
In Virginia, county school boards are composed of one member from each district in that county, and sometimes include an at-large member. They are elected for four-year terms and oversee the school district by setting the policies and choosing the leadership of public schools, among other duties. The Albemarle County...
Dyke Man Charged with Felony Credit Card Theft and Shoplifting
Albemarle County police arrested Brian C. Tichner of Dyke on felony credit card theft and shoplifting charges. Investigators say more charges may be pending.
JPJ growing as a gathering place for local community and fans
CHARLOTTESVILLE (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) — The 2019 National Championship Trophy is featured prominently on the right side of the atrium at John Paul Jones Arena as fans and spectators who enter can view the shrine to athletic greatness. Tens of thousands of fans will stream in later this fall...
Hundreds of Charlottesville-area students tour tech companies
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The technology sector employs thousands in the Charlottesville area, and that number is expected to grow. On Friday, North Fork Discover Park opened its doors to 300 kids from around the area, hoping to give them an early preview of what a career in technology or research could look like.
Podcast for September 19, 2025: City Manager Sanders on efforts to help those without...
“National Public Radio will serve the individual: it will promote personal growth; it will regard the individual differences among men with respect and joy rather than derision and hate.” Thus begins a document written by Bill Siemering in 1969 when the federal government was investing in public broadcasting....
Q&A with the only candidate for Charlottesville Sheriff
In Virginia, sheriffs are constitutional officers elected to four-year terms. They are responsible for their community’s law enforcement, jail administration, court security and civil processing. In the City of Charlottesville, the Sheriff provides security of the Charlottesville Circuit and General District Courts...
Jason Vandever is running unopposed to serve a fourth term as treasurer for the...
Here are Vandever's answers to a questionnaire Charlottesville Tomorrow designed for him based on responses to a voter survey. The post Jason Vandever is running unopposed to serve a fourth term as treasurer for the City of Charlottesville appeared first on Charlottesville Tomorrow .
UVA and AstraZeneca team up for medicine research and development
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The University of Virginia and global pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca are teaming up to help solve a critical healthcare issue surrounding infections. Both organizations say they’re building a path towards new research, jobs, and medicine that will have an impact on Charlottesville and...

















