Louisa County Supervisors to consider future of Household Hazardous Waste Day
Louisa County owns and operates its own landfill and the program is intended to properly dispose of materials that could lead to pollution.
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Charlottesville City Council to get another budget briefing, resume conversation on outdoor cafe standards
The meeting begins with a 4 p.m. budget work session with a restart at 6:30 p.m. Will you attend or watch?
Zoning clearance report: Tesla showroom moving forward at Stonefield
Albemarle County is also building two medical clinics for local government employees and a new storage facility is coming to Fifth Street Extended behind the new Starbucks
Louisa farm is among several Virginia properties that win land conservation grants announced by Governor Youngkin
Conservation easements are used to permanently restrict properties from intense development
Albemarle Planning Commission recommends denial of a “public garage” in Keene
Members of the Planning Commission continued to be concerned about the scale of the proposal, echoing many of the same arguments made after a March 2024 public hearing.
City briefly installs signs on West Main Street memorializing Drewary Brown and other “bridge builders”
While the signs were removed, the 37 plaques honoring various civil rights figures have been moved to a more visible location.
Youngkin announces workforce housing initiatives
This order seeks to encourage the production of more housing units that can be priced for “workforce housing” which is considered between 80 percent and 120 percent of the area median income.
UVA disease expert says bird flu is currently at low risk for widespread human exposure
The comments from Dr. Patrick Jackson came during a briefing on November 22, 2024
Rivanna Solid Waste Authority director briefs officials on challenges including dwindling amount of landfill space
There are just over 20 years left of capacity at landfills in Virginia which means the cost to dispose of items will likely increase.
Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce marks the passing of a long-time leader
Tim Hulbert served in the position for seventeen years from 2001 to 2018.