
Charlottesville Area Transit: West Main Street closure, Free Trolley and Route 7 to detour
Due to the Midtown Festival in Charlottesville on Sunday, September 21, the Free Trolley and Route 7 will detour around portions of West Main Street.

Due to the Midtown Festival in Charlottesville on Sunday, September 21, the Free Trolley and Route 7 will detour around portions of West Main Street.

Charlottesville and UVA police are searching for a first-year University of Virginia student reported missing on Sunday.

The Route 250 Bypass in Charlottesville will be reduced to two lanes on Monday, September 15th through Wednesday, September 17th between 9am and 4pm to install a new waterline.

The John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Va., has a seating capacity of 15,600. TNA drew a reported 425 fans to the arena last week for a taping for a One Night Only pay-per-view.

Due to UVA’s game against Louisville on Saturday, September 13, Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT) will detour the Free Trolley. Bus stops along Alderman Road, McCormick Road, and portions of Jefferson Park Avenue will not be served.

Lite Rock Z95.1 is proud to again partner with The Aldersgate Ringers (hand-bell musicians) to honor first responders in Charlottesville on this day of remembrance.

Charlottesville Police Officers will be directing traffic on Park Street at the intersection of the Route 250 Bypass ramps on Wednesday, September 10th as new traffic signals are installed.

“Our Town Charlottesville,” a series of town hall style meetings in all of Charlottesville’s neighborhoods, will begin again on Thursday with a meeting for residents of the Fifeville, Starr Hill, 10th & Page, Orangedale, West Haven and Blue Ridge Commons neighborhoods.

Virginians are already experiencing the impacts of climate change – from more extreme weather to rising seas.

The City of Charlottesville received the Enhanced Situational Awareness Award in the category of Innovative Use of Technology in Local Government during the annual Governor’s Technology Awards.
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