VCU Bridging the Gap program awarded part of $5M grant to serve victims of violence
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Part of a $5 million grant will allow VCU Health to serve victims of violence in the Richmond area and expand educational opportunities.
Search Results for housing
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Washington & Lee junior awarded Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service
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Alina de Zoysa ’25 is Washington & Lee University’s first recipient of the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service.
Dave Matthews Band announces fall tour with two nights in Charlottesville
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The Dave Matthews Band has announced its 2023 fall U.S. Headline Tour with two nights at John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville.
Report: Work needs to be done to ‘scale up’ support for Virginia’s seniors
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A new report highlights the need for the philanthropic community to support the growing population of older adults in Virginia.
An action plan to revive Uniontown: Millions needed to redevelop Black neighborhood
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Staunton City Council approved allowing Staunton Planning Commission to create an amendment to the city’s comprehensive plan.
Sellers market: Inventory of homes for sale is low in Virginia compared to 2022
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The number of active listings on the market continues to decrease, according to the July 2023 Virginia Homes Sales Report.
Sentara Cares provides $5.3M in grant funding for community partners in Virginia, N.C.
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Sentara Health awarded $5.3 million to support 17 partner organizations to advance health equity and behavioral health access.
From press room raids to indictments, anything goes when the government piles on
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What is playing out before our eyes right now should be familiar to any fan of football: it’s called the pile on, a brutal, frenzied, desperate play to seize control and gain power while crushing the opposition.
Court Square Theater to hold auditions for ‘Steel Magnolias’ production
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The Court Square Theater ACT ONE program will be auditioning actors ages 60 and up for Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling on Aug 21-22 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Charlottesville man named to first cohort of 100 Obama Leaders program
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Barack Obama’s foundation has announced its first cohort of changemakers, and to Charlottesville residents, it’s likely no surprise that Daniel Fairley, II, is on the list.
