Shared solar programs approved by SCC for Dominion customers in Virginia
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Customers of Dominion Energy Virginia may now participate in shared solar initiatives, after the State Corporation Commission approved the program.
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Hospice of the Piedmont camp reinforces to kids, teens that ‘they are not alone’ in their grief
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Children and teens from Central Virginia are on the path to healing after a day camp in Free Union.
Virginia Main Streets receive economic boosts with grant funding
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Sixteen communities will receive 2023 Virginia Main Street grants to revitalize historic commercial districts, expand small businesses and bolster local economies through new technology and improved marketing.
UVA breaks ground on new hotel and conference center, slated to open spring 2025
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The University of Virginia and its partners have broken ground on a new 223,000-square-foot hotel and conference center in Charlottesville, which is targeting a spring 2025 debut.
Josh Throneburg TV ad, ‘Lonely,’ puts focus on how Bob Good agenda attacks family core
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The campaign of Fifth District Democratic congressional nominee Josh Throneburg has released its first TV ad, “Lonely,” which will run in the Charlottesville and Roanoke-Lynchburg markets.
Night-time lane closures planned this month on Route 250 Bypass
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There will be night-time lane closures on the Route 250 Bypass over Rugby Avenue, the Norfolk Southern Railroad and Emmet Street throughout the month of October, according to a news release from the City of Charlottesville sent today.
Artist and author Lincoln Perry to speak about his new book, ‘Seeing Like an Artist’
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a book talk and signing with author and artist Lincoln Perry on Saturday, Oct. 22, at 4 p.m.
Tony Elliott is learning the hard way that Virginia ain’t Clemson
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Tony Elliott seems to think, and maybe Carla Williams thought this last December, that he can make Virginia a sort of Clemson North.
Tony Elliott is still trying to put the square peg in the round hole, with predictable results
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The UVA Football fans that could be bothered to attend Saturday’s Homecoming game against Louisville headed for the parking lots early in the fourth quarter. They had seen enough of the Great Collapse of 2022.
They had the right ‘energy’: So why did the ‘Hoos, at the first hint of adversity, fold up their tent?
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UVA, after a week of self-inflicted adversity – precipitated by a couple of ugly scenes on the sidelines caughg on the TV cameras involving first-year head coach Tony Elliott, who then doubled down, defending his right to be frustrated – somehow overcame all of that and played well, for most of the first quarter.
