Temporary signal at Route 250/151 in Nelson County activated
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The temporary signal at the intersection of Route 250 and Route 151 near the Albemarle-Nelson line was placed in flash mode late this afternoon.
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Signal activation at Route 250/151 in Nelson County rescheduled
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The temporary signal at Route 250 and Route 151 near the Albemarle-Nelson county line will be activated next week.
Letter: Ban fracking in every county in Virginia
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Fracking has a major impact on our drinking water. It is the only industry allowed to inject toxic chemicals into underground water sources.
Public hearing Jan. 10 for Route 250 bridge replacement in Albemarle
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VDOT invites the public to attend a public hearing on the proposed replacement of the Route 250 bridge over Little Ivy Creek in Albemarle County.
Albemarle asks Charlottesville to defer on biking at Ragged Mountain
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Albemarle County has asked Charlottesville to defer action on a proposed ordinance establishing the Ragged Mountain Natural Area Rules of Use.
Route 625 in Nelson County to close for pipe replacement Sept. 12
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Route 635 (Greenfield Road) over a branch of Perry Creek in Nelson County will be closed beginning Sept. 12, while a VDOT crew replaces pipe.
Nelson County motorists urged to plan for possible congestion due to Lock’n
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Motorists in Nelson County should be aware of possible congestion and changes in traffic pattern on US 29 and side roads near Oak Ridge Estate in Lovingston.
Tom Garrett: Albemarle economy struggling under Jane Dittmar
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A recent article by Charlottesville Tomorrow highlighting dire economic issues in Albemarle County is being cited by the campaign of Fifth District Republican congressional nominee Tom Garrett.
Lane closure planned on Route 240 in Albemarle on Tuesday
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VDOT will replace a drainage pipe on Route 240 (Three Notched Road) at Route 1250 (Park Ridge Drive) in Albemarle County, weather permitting.
VDOT will install flashing yellow arrow signals in Albemarle, Louisa, Culpeper to improve left turn safety, efficiency
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New signals use a flashing yellow arrow instead of a solid green ball to indicate that drivers may turn left after yielding to oncoming traffic.
