Greene Supervisors to hold six public hearings tonight
One of the hearings is on increases to water and sewer connection feeds to bring in additional funding to pay for millions in needed infrastructure repair.
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Governor Youngkin launches on-line resource for veterans
The new service is intended to connect available resources for the nearly 700,000 veterans who live in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Albemarle Supervisors mark Veterans Day
The proclamation was read by Supervisor Michael Pruitt, a veteran of the U.S. Navy.
Charlottesville seeks firm to manage two outdoor pools
Revenues from city pools do not cover the cost to maintain them.
United Way and Minority Business Alliance announce $49K in small business grants
This is the fourth time the United Way and the Minority Business Alliance handed out the development grants
DEQ expands drought watch to 38 counties
The determinations are made by the Virginia Drought Monitoring Task Force.
Amazon files for water permits for second data campus in Louisa County
Amazon Web Services announced the project in the summer of 2023 shortly after the Louisa Board of Supervisors adopted a technology zone to encourage such developments.
Bankruptcy on the rise in the United States of America
Total filings have decreased over the last 14 years from a high of 1.6 million in September 2010.
Charlottesville experienced lower revenue collections in first quarter of FY2025
Budget staff caution about reading too much into the numbers, but also note that Albemarle County and the rest of Virginia do not mirror the trend
Ivy Road now reopened after sinkhole shut the street down Thursday evening
The closure of the road made it more difficult to get around the area on Friday.