
Aubrey Watts announces retirement as City of Charlottesville COO/CFO
Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer Aubrey V. Watts Jr. has announced that he will retire from the City of Charlottesville at the end of July 2015.

Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer Aubrey V. Watts Jr. has announced that he will retire from the City of Charlottesville at the end of July 2015.

Redshirt freshman UVA quarterback Corwin Cutler has reversed course and will continue his college football career at Virginia.

The Paramount Theater in Charlottesville announced new members elected to its board of directors.

Delegates who farm said that work affords them a unique understanding of legislation that stands to affect Virginia’s farmers and rural communities.

U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine joined 24 of their Senate colleagues Friday in urging President Obama to expand job opportunities and reduce recidivism by taking executive action and requiring federal contractors and federal agencies to “ban the box” on job applications.

AccuWeather reports Subtropical Storm Ana has formed off the southern Atlantic coast of the United States, making it the first named tropical system of the 2015 Atlantic Hurricane Season.

AccuWeather reports a developing tropical system, which could soon acquire the name Ana, will affect part of the southern Atlantic coast of the United States with rain, wind and rough surf through the weekend.

Former Old Dominion University football student-athletes Josh Mann and Antonio Vaughan were invited by the Jacksonville Jaguars to try out at rookie mini-camp this coming weekend

Homegrown Virginia wants area farmers’ ugly fruits and vegetables. The growth of the local food movement has seen more produce being harvested than can easily be sold, said Allie Hill, director of Homegrown Virginia and coordinator of the Prince Edward County Cannery.

Governor McAuliffe announced this week the creation of a special sub-panel of the Secure Commonwealth Panel that will focus on the use of emerging technologies by law enforcement agencies.
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