
Alert: Charlottesville issues donation scam warning
The Charlottesville Fire Department has received reports of phone calls from individuals purporting to be collecting donations in the wake of the events of Aug. 12.

The Charlottesville Fire Department has received reports of phone calls from individuals purporting to be collecting donations in the wake of the events of Aug. 12.

As news of the Aug. 12 Unite the Right rally reverberated out of Charlottesville, the EMU community watched in dismay and anger.

Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer will make what is being billed as “a major announcement” regarding the Robert E. Lee statue on Friday.

We stand in sympathy and in solidarity with our brothers and sisters caught up in the ugly, tragic violence ignited by virulent racism in Charlottesville.

The “Unite the Right” event that happened in Charlottesville this past weekend could have happened in any community in America.

Over 9,000 people have signed a petition urging the City of Charlottesville to erect a peace pole or other monument in support of peace.

Charlottesville has been my home since I discovered it in graduate school. It’s full of natural beauty, alive, progressive, dynamic.

Governor Terry McAuliffe comments on the next steps he and his administration will take following the events this past weekend in Charlottesville.

Let’s start with the obvious. Charlottesville, Virginia, and Charlotte, North Carolina, are actually two completely different places in the world.

Charlottesville is not the backdrop for white supremacists that the national media is selling you. Chris Graham fills in the gaps on the idyllic city and the story that has gripped the world.
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