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The Charlottesville Police Civilian Oversight Board has lost half of its members in recent months which has limited some of its current capabilities, and the outgoing chair pleaded with City Council ...
Parents, caregivers, and children can take VDH's "pool safety pledge" and learn more about pool safety as part of a national ...
"I want to urge you to continue to make transportation, and bus transit in particular, a real priority for the lives of real ...
From clean energy and farming to blues music and youth mentorship, dozens of UVA programs tied to federal grants have been ...
Amid the ongoing lawsuit against the city, developers have been left wondering what's next for projects that are already ...
Everyone who works at Charlotteville Tomorrow has multiple touch points too — our reporter Erin O’Hare is part of the music and creative community, our chief sustainability officer Michaux Hood has ...
The project, which will help ensure residents in the city and parts of Albemarle County will continue to have access to clean drinking water, will cost $79 million.
Michael Cheuk is connecting Charlottesville leaders through his Joyful News Initiative, and Sharon Harris is building a nonprofit, Community Voices Virginia, to expand news access in Fluvanna County.