Five reasons not to study abroad
Editor’s note: This article is a humor column. As I return for my final year of college, I find myself reflecting on my past spring semester abroad in Paree. If you didn’t know, that’s how we pronounce “Paris” over in the land of bagets and kwasohns. Specifically, I’ve reflected on how difficult my return to normal lif
Charlottesville gives Dewberry 60 days to submit a written plan for half-finished hotel
The City of Charlottesville finally seems to have had enough of the half-built Dewberry, née Landmark, hotel at 201 E. Water St. In an August 19 letter, City Attorney John Maddux gave John Dewberry, Dewberry Capital, and Deerfield Square Associates II, LLC 60 days to submit a written plan for the building that’s sat in
11 Virginia Restaurants Where A Great Steak Doesn’t Mean An Eye-Watering Bill
A sizzling steak arriving at the table does not have to come with a bill that makes you wince. In Virginia, plenty of restaurants know how to serve a satisfying cut of beef while keeping the price within reach. You might find a well-seasoned sirloin at a relaxed neighborhood spot,...
Another busy year for Loaves and Fishes food pantry
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) -For some families, a trip to the food pantry used to be rare. It is becoming part of a monthly routine as more people seek help. Jane Colony Mills, executive director of Loaves and Fishes, said she is seeing more people needing help as federal food assistance cuts push more families to the
Virginia Tech vs. VMI Week 1: How to watch, weather, odds, announcers, and more
The James Franklin era at Virginia Tech begins on Saturday night when they host VMI. Here is all you need to know about the upcoming game.
Albemarle Supervisors to consider Southwood second phase agreement with Habitat
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – A performance agreement between Albemarle County and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville for Phase Two of the Southwood rebuilding tops Wednesday’s agenda for the Board of Supervisors meeting. It’s the first action item in the afternoon session that begins at 1...
Virginia’s Jaylen Jones might have played himself into an expanded role
The SPUR position is an important one in Virginia’s defense. It is usually a bigger cornerback who can operate as a safety slash linebacker. The SPUR is often
A spotlight on women in sports, including locals, at Virginia Beach Super Girl
Rachel “RJ” Jaffe has been skating since she was 8 but became serious about “aggressive” inline skating as an adult. “My original playground and where I learned most of my moves was on the Boardwalk,” the 26-year-old Oceanfront resident said while preparing to “shred” around Woodstock Skate Park in Virginia Beach.
VHSL realignment appeals decisions
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The VHSL released its decisions in regard to appeals submitted for recommended realignment plan for 2027-28 through 2030-31. We had 8 schools in our area that submitted appeals after initial recommendations came out. Alleghany High School was denied a request to move down to Class 2,...
Rustburg native Eden Bigham joins Lynchburg softball coaching staff
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Rustburg native Eden Bigham is returning to the area, joining the University of Lynchburg softball coaching staff as an assistant coach. Bigham joins the Hornets after completing a four-year playing career as a pitcher at the University of Virginia. During her career with the Cavaliers, Bigham...
