
Seventh LEED certified project completed by City of Charlottesville
Charlottesville Circuit Court, located at 315 E. High St., has been award LEED Gold certification.

Charlottesville Circuit Court, located at 315 E. High St., has been award LEED Gold certification.

Winter is the perfect time for homeowners to make landscape changes to protect birds in cold weather and to provide year-round habitat.

As much as I’m glad Joe Biden won (or, more precisely, that Donald Trump lost) the election, I’m really doubtful that a Biden/Harris governance will make a marked improvement in poor and low-income Americans’ quality of life, however much the pair might try.

Three Economic Resilience and Recovery Program projects that will help Virginia communities mitigate the economic impacts of the COVID-19 public health response are among those being funded through $6 million in GO Virginia grants announced this week.

The formula for measuring a champion tree is deceptively simple: add the trunk circumference (in inches) to a tree’s height (in feet) and one-quarter of the tree’s spread (in feet).

Virginia’s unemployment system, atrophied due to low unemployment over the past several years, and inattention from the past two governors, Terry McAuliffe and Ralph Northam, was obviously ill-equipped to handle the surge in unemployment claims that were received due to the pandemic.

Bricks are a highly durable material for both residential and commercial buildings, but that doesn’t mean you won’t have to invest in brick maintenance or restoration.

The City of Charlottesville has received CARES Act funds to assist residential and commercial utility customers whose accounts are past due as a result of financial hardship caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Summers are always around the corner and are perfect for adorning the best fashion statements. There is no better clothing than linen, and they have remained so for decades enabling people to remain cool around their friends and family.

Virginia hospital census dipped below 13,000 Monday, even as COVID-19 hospitalizations reached a high-water mark.
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