Charlottesville seeks firms to launch city arts program
The consultant would be paid a maximum of $50,000 but Council has set aside more money to get the project off the ground.
Charlottesville seeks firms to launch city arts program
The consultant would be paid a maximum of $50,000 but Council has set aside more money to get the project off the ground.
Amtrak trains won’t cross the Potomac for nine days in mid-October
The break in service will allow new equipment to be installed in a tunnel that runs between Alexandria and Union Station
Charlottesville formally awards contract for 2000 Holiday Drive to Central Arizona Shelter Services
CASS will receive just over $3.2 million for a year’s work according to the contract
Sales leaving as director of Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority
The CRHA is in the midst of a development boom with the first phase of Westhaven coming up next
Charlottesville area remains under drought warning
Drought levels are monitored by state and local governments
Judge in CRHA fraud case agrees to set aside default
The government entity is accused of using false claims to secure two Payment Protection Program loans in the early days of the pandemic
Webinar participants introduced to Central Arizona Shelter Services
Livable Cville held the event on August 19 to provide more information
Charlottesville seeks action from Dewberry Capital on stalled hotel project
City Attorney John Maddux penned the letter on August 19, 2026
Sanders says no to McGuire’s request to delay opening of 2000 Holiday Drive
The City of Charlottesville plans to move forward with the emergency shelter on time
Bellair Farms among 14 agricultural operations awarded state funding
The funding will be used to purchase a refrigerated truck to help increase pork production and sales
