Amazon files for water permit for first of two data centers
The conceptual becomes the real as federal permits are sought for the first of two data center campuses in Louisa.
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Student housing project at Darden reaches key milestone
Crews recently celebrated the topping off ceremony for the two-building complex
Charlottesville offering $150 rebates for toilet replacement
Participation in the program has dropped so a consultant recommended increasing the amount for the rebate and making more toilets eligible
Charlottesville City Council to hold public hearing on use of CDBG money for pedestrian bridge, finalize legislative positions
A group is also expected to present a petition seeking a second crosswalk on Elliott Avenue and more improvements to improve pedestrian safety.
“Bonus bucks” project launched in Albemarle
Albemarle County is offering a one-time bonus to property owners to take on tenants whose rent will be subsidized through…
Demolition underway at South First Street CRHA properties to clear way for 113 townhomes for low-income households
Charlottesville’s public housing authority continues to move forward with the creation of new units to replace those built in the late 70’s and early 80’s.
Council updated on CRHA’s sustainability plan
There’s a lot of activity happening at the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority as new housing units come on line…
An October update on the “Cultural Landscape Report”
For several years, many in the historic preservation community have sought a study of Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall that would review…
Spanberger to run for Virginia Governor rather than seek re-election to U.S. House
Election 2023 is only six days behind us, though all of the final numbers are still waiting to be certified…
Governor Youngkin vetoes 22 bills related to law enforcement
Youngkin took action Wednesday on 60 bills, and is on his way to potentially setting a new record for vetoes