Another look at price drops in Albemarle and Charlottesville
Another anecdotal look at the real estate market in Albemarle and Charlottesville, this time based on the lowering of asking prices.
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Supervisor Mallek concerned about cuts to U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
While the federal government is undergoing an unprecedented dismantling by the second Trump administration, business continues in the over 3,100…
Andrews will chair Albemarle Supervisors for 2025
Other Supervisors said having the same leadership team in place would be beneficial in a year when the Comprehensive Plan will be adopted.
Final site plan filed for Azalea Springs development in Charlottesville
The first in a series of stories intended to help test out the functionality of Charlottesville’s new land use software.
Youngkin administration seeks to revoke transgender policy for Virginia public schools
On Friday afternoon, the administration of Governor Glenn Youngkin announced it would seek to overturn a Virginia Department of Education…
Tom Tom panel discusses Ascension: Joining Together to Rewrite the Code
Including today, there are still two more days in the Tom Tom Foundation’s Race and Equity Conference, which has the…
Charlottesville City Council chooses school reconfiguration over West Main streetscape
Last night, the Charlottesville City Council got the latest details on the plans for reconfiguration of the city’s middle schools. Go…
Charlottesville’s decarbonization study available for review
The report offers many suggestions for how the city’s natural gas utility could reduce carbon emissions, but does not explore the feasibility of selling off the service
Beard Mountain Vineyards to get public hearing for Greene County event space
Greene Supervisors will have a public hearing on whether a special use permit should be granted for a 26,000 square foot venue. The 20,000 square foot production facility for the winery would be allowed by-right.