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Rep. Abigail Spanberger is calling on her colleagues in the U.S. House and U.S. Senate to work together to advance bipartisan legislation to combat the ongoing prescription drug affordability crisis in Central Virginia and across the country.
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As the 2018/19 school year comes to a close, AAA and the Mid-Atlantic Foundation for Safety and Education honored six students throughout central Virginia with AAA Outstanding School Safety Patrol of the Year awards.
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Central Virginia nonprofits can apply for grants to support community health initiatives through a partnership between the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation and UVA Health System.
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The Office of Integrated Communications at Mary Baldwin University earned two awards at the Central Virginia Chapter of the American Marketing Association’s 2019 Excellence in Marketing Awards.
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UVA is launching the state’s first regional community survey panel, called BeHeardCVA, as a vehicle for communicating the voices of residents in the Charlottesville area and Central Virginia.
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Roads across Central Virginia have greatly improved since early Wednesday morning, but conditions could deteriorate again as periods of freezing rain and sleet are possible before the storm transitions to all rain by early Thursday morning.
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Afternoon commuters and Thursday evening travelers may encounter slick conditions as a winter storm sweeps across Central Virginia. Although the storm is not forecast to leave much snow, cold temperatures and the storm’s timing could make travel challenging late this afternoon and evening.
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BBB serving Central Virginia is alerting consumers that every year there’s always one “must-have” toy on most kids’ holiday wish list.
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St. Anne’s-Belfield Upper School students have designed and will host the third annual Greenway Symposium on Dec. 1, bringing together members of the Charlottesville and Central Virginia community to share ideas.
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In Virginia healthcare costs vary dramatically depending on where you go. According to the most recent figures reported by Virginia Health Information (VHI), a colonoscopy in 2016 averages as little as $1,075 in Southwest Virginia physician offices and as much as $2,940 in Central Virginia hospitals.
