Smith Aquatic Center to close for annual maintenance
Since opening in 2010, Smith Aquatic Center has been plagued with a plethora of issues related to indoor air quality. …
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Public comment being taken for TJPDC’s use of federal funds
“Several new affordable housing construction projects are either underway or in the planning stages but making significant progress has been challenging due to a tight real estate market in the city and in the wider region and the space constraints the city faces, along with the challenges posed by the lingering effects of the COVID pandemic,”
Hotel bar to be on roof of new UVA hotel
When the University of Virginia’s new hotel and conference center opens on Ivy Road, there will be a rooftop bar….
Charlottesville City Council to learn more about CDBG, ranked choice voting
What’s coming up at Charlottesville City Council’s work sessions today? This report will tell you.
First newcomer files for Albemarle School Board
Cooper becomes second candidate in House District 54 As 2022 comes to a close, a look ahead to the School…
TJPDC board discusses RideShare, Zion Crossroads plan, Route 29 corridor study
For many of us, the pandemic has meant working from home. When this time ends, many of us may be…
Second set of draft zoning rules released
The Cville Plans Together initiative has released the second set of rules for how Charlottesville’s new zoning code will work….
Louisa Supervisors restore funding to Piedmont Virginia Community College
Supervisors reversed course after getting written reassurances from PVCC officials
Charlottesville’s pre-K center will be at Walker Upper Elementary School, not Oak Lawn
Superintendent Gurley said the Oak Lawn site might one day become a “welcome center” for the school system
Charlottesville’s fourth collective bargaining unit to be represented by Teamsters Local 29
Four of six collective bargaining units have now been recognized as Charlottesville moves toward unionization of many of its employees