Group that runs IX Art Park and immersive museum rebrands
The new name reflects recent reorganization in a bid for long-term sustainability for the arts organization and event venue.
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Greene Supervisors to seek restrictions on farm wineries, farm breweries
A preview of the September 10, 2024 meeting of the Greene County Board of Supervisors. How many stories might this one yield?
Nelson Supervisors to consider new location for social services building, temporary sawmill
There are a lot of items on the agenda of the Nelson County Board of Supervisors and this is perhaps the best source to learn a little about what decisions might be made.
Supervisors ratify Project Julius to support Home Depot’s development of Fashion Square Mall
The deal compels Home Depot to open their new store and garden center at Fashion Square Mall by December 24, 2025.
Charlottesville will need to look for another city attorney, again
Stroman was put on administrative leave in early April but has decided to not return to work after an investigation concluded.
MAPP2Health initiative seeks input from the community
The community health project has three different levels of community engagement at the moment and you can help out by filling in their survey. Links in the story.
UVA interns will lead admissions tours on Grounds this semester
The University of Virginia describes the University Guide program as a “special status organization” that provides a role that UVA could do itself.
Investment company seeks higher returns at Cavalier Crossing Apartments
The sale of Cavalier Crossings is different from that of the Carlton Mobile Home Park because there is no state law requiring the original owners to notify anyone of a pending sale. The sale prompted conversation at the end of the August 27, 2024 meeting of the Albemarle Planning Commission
Louisa County Supervisors to hold public hearing on Love’s Truck Stop
The public hearing for the Love’s Travel Store is scheduled for tonight. The Planning Commission recommended against approval in August.
Council to consider sidewalk waiver for rare mixed-use development on Ivy Road
The regular meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. and this account is one of the most detailed if you would like to become more aware of what City Council does.