Albemarle Supervisors briefed on how county government plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Albemarle did not meet a target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in 2022
May 2026
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Health-oriented community fair happening midday Saturday at Washington Park
Sponsors include UVA Health WellAware, Move2HealthEquity, the City of Charlottesville and the Charlottesville Police Department
Rivanna Solid Waste Authority Board approves $11.7 million budget for FY2027
Albemarle County pays a large portion to keep the authority in business
Ivy Solid Waste and Recycling Center can now safely take lithium batteries
There was also a sharp increase in volume at the transfer station in April
Preservation Virginia’s list of endangered places include Wertland district, entire alignment of Valley Link Transmission line
Preservation Piedmont hopes to find a buyer for 1301 Wertland Street
Stanley Martin Homes prepares to build new subdivision in Fry’s Spring neighborhood and 33 other Charlottesville property transactions from February 2026
In days of old, I remember property transactions being one of the highlights of the Sunday newspaper. That edition was…
Supervisor Duncan wants Albemarle to consider creating rental inspection program
Cities like Danville and Roanoke already have such a program in place
Sanders gives first progress report on operations plan for 2000 Holiday Drive
The City Manager pledged to give a two-minute update on negotiations at each Council meeting
Charlottesville’s FY26 budget on track for surplus
The fiscal year ends on June 30 and an audit will officially determine the amount leftover
Increased cost of right-of-way negotiations for Stribling Avenue upgrade leads to temporary pause
Only a quarter of the necessary parcels of land have been purchased with some hold-outs demanding over $100,000 for easements