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Three properties in Charlottesville and Albemarle County owned by the University or the University of Virginia Foundation have been selected as the sites proposed for a new housing development initiative.
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RIVANNA®, an imaging-based medical solutions developer, will invest $260,000 to expand and renovate its facility in Albemarle County. Virginia successfully competed with North Carolina for the project, which will create 18 new jobs.
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Chris Slade and a slew of other former Virginia gridiron greats made the trip to Charlottesville Monday to welcome Virginia’s 42nd head football coach, and Slade made it clear after that he liked what he saw and heard.
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By spring practice, hell, by next week, you’ll have forgotten the drama from this week surrounding the Virginia football coach search.
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Borrowers harmed by the lending practices of Allied Title Lending, doing business as Allied Cash Advance, will begin receiving checks in amounts between $20 and $491.40 as part of a settlement negotiated by Attorney General Mark Herring.
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OK, so, we’ve got our guy. Tony Elliott, the offensive coordinator at Clemson, is the new head coach at Virginia.
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Virginia athletics director Carla Williams has her man: Tony Elliott, recently of Clemson, as offensive coordinator, will replace Bronco Mendenhall as the head football coach.
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OK, so, now the news is, there’s a plane scheduled to depart Oconee County Regional Airport at 3:45 p.m. today for Charlottesville. Maybe Tony Elliott left his pajamas behind. Or maybe he’s taken the Virginia football coaching job.
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So, Tony Elliott, at this writing, has us on hold, though that could change any minute. Now we’re learning that Michigan offensive coordinator Josh Gattis may or may not have been in Charlottesville for an interview Thursday night.
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Clemson offensive coordinator Tony Elliott has left Charlottesville, and told a reporter back in South Carolina that he has a decision to make.
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