
Albemarle County COVID-19 response update: March 25
Albemarle County has created a COVID-19 page on the county website – albemarle.org/COVID19 – to provide updated information about public safety, parks, financial assistance, and more.

Albemarle County has created a COVID-19 page on the county website – albemarle.org/COVID19 – to provide updated information about public safety, parks, financial assistance, and more.

Until further notice, all Albemarle County tennis courts and basketball courts within Albemarle County parks, at Albemarle County Public Schools, and at Crozet Park are closed to use.

In an effort to keep the creativity and connectivity alive during these times, The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative is teaming up with Charlottesville Safe Routes to School to introduce ART APART.

Augusta Health is still not reporting a positive coronavirus test, and hospital officials are working on improving testing and in particular getting a quicker turnaround on test results.

Gov. Ralph Northam today offered the first target date that COVID-19 measures closing non-essential business and banning large public gatherings could be lifted.

The City of Charlottesville is adjusting the operations of some additional Parks & Recreation facilities as well as the Neighborhood Development Services Department.

Nobody could predict a crisis like the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic we are currently experiencing.

Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but staff is doing its part to provide enriching educational resources for everyone.

A Virginia Tech expert in gerontology encourages families to stay connected with their older loved ones while practicing social distancing.

The Virginia Department of Health’s Central Shenandoah Health District announced today a COVID-19 case in Lexington.
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