Charlottesville City Council reviews process for funding nonprofit agencies
Any major changes to the Vibrant Community Fund will happen for the FY2028 process
July 2026
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Albemarle and Charlottesville transportation planners identify next locations for further study
If you want to learn more about how the process works, this is a good story to start with
Development Code digest: Five units in Lewis Mountain neighborhood
Since the Development Code went into effect, the city has amended the manual to change the review process making it more difficult for people to track what is happening
Albemarle Supervisors make brief announcements on Biscuit Run Trail, drought watch, and federal housing bill
The first of many stories from the July 15, 2026 meeting of the Albemarle Board of Supervisors.
Greene Supervisors support sales tax referendum requested by Greene School Board
The chair of the School Board said the additional revenue will help prepare for new schools to meet a growing population
Site plan filed for Woolen Mills industrial buildings
The Albemarle Board of Supervisors approved a permit to fill in the flood plain earlier this year
Emerson Automated Services to close Albemarle operations and lay off 139 employees
The closure follows on the heels of the layoff of 87 people last year
Some trails have reopened at Ragged Mountain Natural Area
The reopened pathways are on the eastern side of the reservoir
501 Cherry Avenue and other recent applications for demolition permits in Charlottesville
One way to track the future of Charlottesville’s built environment is to review what’s about to come down
Capacity reduced at Charlottesville’s Market Street Parking Garage
Repairs are underway to fix structural damage from a vehicle fire as well as a need for renovations