Scott German: Not a masterpiece, but UVA Basketball gets back on track
Not very pretty, but give Virginia credit for a bounce-back win Tuesday evening, defeating Wake Forest, 75-70.
Not very pretty, but give Virginia credit for a bounce-back win Tuesday evening, defeating Wake Forest, 75-70.
Wake Forest trailed by as many as 12 early in the second half, but got the deficit to three in the final seconds, before Virginia was able to close things out at the free-throw line, finishing off a 75-70 win.
It has been 30 years since a woman driving to Charlottesville, Alicia Showalter Reynolds, was abducted and murdered in Culpeper County.
An Albemarle County fifth grade teacher has been arrested on two felony charges of possessing and distributing child pornography.
The Paramount Theater in Charlottesville will host three events for the 2026 Virginia Festival of the Book on Saturday, March 21.
They’re calling what we used to call UFOs something new now – UAPs, Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. Not sure why, and I sure don’t like it, and neither would my Uncle Skeeter, who was convinced, man.
New Dominion Bookshop in Downtown Charlottesville is set to host a celebration of the 50th issue of Meridian, a literary magazine produced at the University of Virginia in conjunction with the university’s MFA in Creative Writing Program.
February college baseball is spring training games that count on your regular-season record. I understand why some coaches schedule tough games early, but really, they don’t help you in June.
Author John Grisham and Deirdre Enright, the founder of the UVA Innocence Project, are leading the featured conversation at the 14th annual Tom Tom Festival.
Liberation & Freedom Day is a holiday celebrated in Charlottesville each March 3, to mark the day in 1865 when Union Maj. Gen. Phillip Sheridan and his troops arrived in the city and liberated more than 14,000 enslaved people.
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