Charlottesville 2024 reassessments are in; values increased 5 percent on average
Share
The City of Charlottesville assessor’s office has completed the 2024 reassessment, and parcels have increased by an average of 5 percent.
Search Results for REAL ID
Share
Nick Patler: Something about the Northrop Grumman-Waynesboro deal doesn’t add up
Share
Despite the claims of Waynesboro leaders that the city’s deal with Northrop Grumman will provide 331 jobs, job creation does not appear to have been a priority.
Five Observations: Big scoring night for Beekman, hot shooting from Groves
Share
The first observation, starting hot here, is, Reece Beekman, who had 21 points, tying a career-high, on a night where there was a lot to be happy about, a lot that makes you go, hmmm.
Mary Washington alumna, former CNN executive to speak on career burnout Feb. 1
Share
Career burnout can happen to any professional. Former CNN, Warner Bros. and Discovery executive Lisa Greene knows about burnout.
Movie fans unhappy 96th Academy Awards nominations are not all about ‘Barbie’
Share
Last year may have been the year of Barbie, but the 2024 Academy Awards are not necessarily reflecting the milestone.
‘Oops, sorry’: Oklahoma demands teachers pay back state bonuses from recruitment program
Share
Confusion about who was eligible for a teacher bonus program in Oklahoma has the state demanding educators return money months later.
Comedian Theo Von brings ‘Return of the Rat’ tour to JPJ on Thursday
Share
Comedian Theo Von brings his “Return of the Rat” tour to John Paul Jones Arena on Thursday, Feb. 1.
Wim Laven: An unwinnable situation led to a racist Electoral College
Share
In life people face many moral dilemmas. The challenge of making choices when different values are in competition is not easy.
Scott German: Long-anticipated sale of Baltimore Orioles apparently finalized
Share
Current Baltimore Orioles CFO John Angelos has agreed to sell the team to Baltimore native David Rubenstein, according to numerous published reports emerging late Tuesday.
Youngkin, Miyares bring Virginia into the thick of the southern border political stunt
Share
Virginia Republicans Glenn Youngkin, the governor, and Jason Miyares, the attorney general, are on board with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott defying the U.S. Supreme Court.
