City officially cancels West Main Streetscape project
Charlottesville City Council has voted to officially cancel the $55 million West Main Streetscape project as well as other projects…
June 2022
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University of Virginia issues first request for qualifications for affordable housing developer
The University of Virginia is moving forward with an initiative to use property owned by its real estate foundation to…
Louisa Supervisors unanimously oppose name change for regional library
At their meeting this past Monday, the seven-member Board of Supervisors for Louisa County voted on a resolution to formally…
Council briefed on tourism group’s efforts to bring in more visitors
Hotel occupancy in Albemarle and Charlottesville continues to rebound with overnight stats in April of this year slightly above the…
Virginia receives $76.4 million in June’s cap-and-trade auction
Virginia has now participated in six auctions brokered by the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, an interstate compact that seeks to incentivize…
Another lawsuit filed to force House of Delegates race this November
Another Richmond area resident has filed a federal lawsuit in the Eastern District of Virginia claiming that the House of…
Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority will get to turn 100
Fifty years ago today, the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority was incorporated as a public body, pursuant to what was…
Council action on seven-story building on Jefferson Park Avenue delayed
Charlottesville City Council had been expected to consider a special use permit for a seven-story building on Jefferson Park Avenue …
City Manager report: Utility disconnections, city leases, building permits, and more
One innovation to come with the tenure of interim City Manager Michael C. Rogers is a written report that is…
Federal judges dismiss Goldman’s lawsuit seeking 2022 House of Delegates election
There are 518 days until the next time voters will decide on who will sit in the Virginia House of…