
Inside the Numbers: Not much going on with COVID-19 in Virginia
If it seems that it’s gotten quiet on the COVID-19 front in Virginia lately, that’s because it kinda has.

If it seems that it’s gotten quiet on the COVID-19 front in Virginia lately, that’s because it kinda has.

The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week.

WTJU 91.1 FM and Lifeview Marketing have announced that the fourth annual Charlottesville-Albemarle Black Business Expo will be held virtually at BlackBusinessExpo.org.

UVA Health is teaming up with the Virginia Department of Health, Thomas Jefferson Health District and community partners to offer four free COVID-19 testing events beginning next week.

Virginia football fans have been hemming and hawing over the tough schedule handed their favorite team by the ACC. The football team had a different response.

A collaborative effort involving several justice organizations will recruit, train, and support volunteer lawyers to assist incarcerated individuals to submit petitions to the governor for executive clemency.

In a meeting on Thursday night, the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted for the prompt removal of the “At the Ready” monument that sits outside the Albemarle County Courthouse.

Albemarle County has hired Fentress Architects to design and facilitate construction of the $45.2 million Courts Complex Addition and Renovations project.

Three local branches of Farm Credit of the Virginias, a customer-owned financial cooperative, announced they have paid their customer-owners in the form of a patronage dividend.

The Virginia Supreme Court upheld the conviction of a man involved in the beating of Deandre Harris in a Charlottesville parking garage during the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally.
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