Charlottesville | Documentary on addiction to make nationwide debut on PBS
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A Charlottesville filmmaker’s documentary, A Bridge to Life, will air nationwide on PBS stations beginning on Sept. 1.
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Big Ugly Bill puts hundreds of thousands of Virginia families at risk of losing SNAP benefits
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MAGAs in Congress, at the behest of Donald Trump, cut $187 billion from the SNAP program in their Big Ugly Bill, conveniently as the Trump tariffs are forcing mass layoffs, and the immigration roundups are pushing food prices higher.
Midterms 2026 | Could this be the Democrats’ last stand against Donald Trump?
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The Democratic Party now faces the test of lifetime relevance. It must now advance a compelling socioeconomic and political agenda that reflects the needs and yearnings of those who abandoned the party.
Virginia real-estate market seeing more listings, homes for sale longer
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There are more homes on the market in Virginia, and they’re staying there longer, according to data from the July 2025 Virginia Home Sales Report released by Virginia REALTORS® this week.
JMU professor hopes civics minor will create problem-solving members of society
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An education in civics at the college level instills the necessary skills in students to become problem-solving members of a community.
Albemarle County: New details released in Keswick home explosion
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New details are emerging regarding the Albemarle County home explosion that occurred on Tuesday in the Glenmore neighborhood in Keswick.
House energy coalition raises alarm on HUD, USDA intent to end energy efficiency building codes
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HUD and the USD have proposed rolling back key energy efficiency building codes that save homeowners and renters thousands on energy bills.
Charlottesville NIMBYs hope lawsuit can protect their property values
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A group of Charlottesville NIMBYs is seeking a cheap win in a court battle in a case challenging an effort by the City Council to make it easier for developers to build affordable housing.
Waynesboro not a big city like Washington, but homelessness issues still exist
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While federal agents clear out homeless encampments in Washington, cities like Waynesboro look to have conversations around the issue.
Doing the math: CSPDC seeks $65K grant to improve five low-income units in region
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The CSPDC is applying for a grant that would provide emergency repairs and health or home safety modifications to low-income households.
