Charlottesville homeowner assistance program grant filing deadline extended to Sept. 8
The deadline for Charlottesville City Council’s homeowner assistance program grant has been extended through Friday, Sept. 8, at 5 p.m.
The deadline for Charlottesville City Council’s homeowner assistance program grant has been extended through Friday, Sept. 8, at 5 p.m.
Virginia Diodes, Inc. plans to invest $2.5 million to expand capacity at its operation in the City of Charlottesville – creating 24 new jobs with the expansion.
The Senate Appropriations Committee included $650,000 for the Piedmont Housing Alliance to build a permanent location for the Charlottesville Financial Opportunity Center + Housing Hub in the draft funding bills that passed out of the committee this week.
Before Charlottesville children and teens go back to school, the city’s parks and recreation department is hosting a community celebration on Sunday at Washington Park.
Charlottesville Police worked with local and federal partners to remove an inactive controlled explosive found on a construction site located on 315 Long St.
Barack Obama’s foundation has announced its first cohort of changemakers, and to Charlottesville residents, it’s likely no surprise that Daniel Fairley, II, is on the list.
Charlottesville’s Aquatics Program has selected two customer service pool attendants, a new position created this summer to keep certified lifeguards in the stands.
A Charlottesville nonprofit has partnered with the city of Hampton to make solar panels more affordable for residents.
Live music lovers were asked to rank the best under-the-radar live music destinations across the nation, and Virginia had three entries on the list.
Charlottesville City Manager Sam Sanders has announced the selection of Michael L. Thomas as Fire Chief and Steven W. Hicks as Interim Deputy City Manager for Operations.
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