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Charlottesville leaders put out a joint statement late Friday expressing the shock and horror felt locally over the murder of George Floyd, an African-American, at the hands of a white Minneapolis police officer.
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A Charlottesville group is organizing a protest at the city police headquarters to highlight justice for black lives lost at the hands of law enforcement, and raise issues with local police harassment, surveillance and militarization.
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The Charlottesville Waldorf School is ready to share with a series of virtual Open Houses including question and answer times with teachers.
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Construction will begin next week on two projects along U.S. 29 in the vicinity of Interstate 64 south of Charlottesville.
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UVA Health is launching a hotline staffed by its medical students and doctors for Charlottesville-area patients without a primary care doctor.
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The Paramount Theater is hosting a Charlottesville community digital talent competition.
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The City of Charlottesville has entered the first phase of Gov. Ralph Northam’s Forward Virginia plan to ease public health restrictions to help contain the spread of COVID-19.
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Waldorf Schools focus on experiential learning: an active approach to a subject’s lesson which uses different senses and subjects like arts and music, tactics, and manipulatives to best stimulate the mind to retain what is being learned.
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Keeping track of 40,000 grapevines from the ground has its challenges, especially when it comes to determining places that need a little more irrigation than others, or maybe a little more, or less, fertilizer than others.
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News reports proclaim that the Governor of Virginia has signed into law a bill allowing localities in Virginia to remove Confederate statues.
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