Author, Michael Kranish, joined Charlottesville—Right Now! with Coy Barefoot to discuss his book Flight From Monticello detailing Thomas Jefferson’s eluding capture by the British in the Revolutionary War. »
Expectations of more nasty winter weather have led to the postponement of a women’s conference originally scheduled for Thursday. Organizers of the Quadruplicity conference said Monday that the event will be held March 25. The conference, created by th... »
Snow crews rushed to finish dealing with the weekend’s snowstorm Monday as another, expected to begin today, loomed. “Our crews are still working on clearing roads from the last storm,” Virginia Department of Transportation spokesman Lou Hatter said. H... »
Fire below and snow above brought down the roof on a Robertson Avenue home Monday afternoon, said Charlottesville fire Chief Charles Werner. When firefighters arrived at the blaze, which was called in by a neighbor, they could see a large fire through ... »
Fox Ridge Farm Holding Co., owned by entrepreneur Halsey Minor, has brought current its $6.52 million mortgage on the 204-acre farm, taking the property out of foreclosure and avoiding a scheduled Feb. 18 public auction, according to court records and ... »
The Building Goodness Foundation has helped Haitians for years, and in the wake of the earthquake is ready to do more. »
Due to the major snowstorm that hit Charlottesville VA last weekend my speechless Sunday post was postponed. The snowstorm which brought 10-14 inches of snow and ice to the region was accompanied by widespread power outages with over 40,000 households... »
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At Charlottesville High School, a group of students who have a unique chance to do their learning far from home. Beth Duffy features the teacher and his hands-on trips in this week's Beth on the Bright Side. »
With another winter storm expected to drop at least five inches and perhaps as many as 10 inches on the area today and tomorrow, Charlottesville public works crews are putting up temporary no parking signs along downtown streets and will tow violators ... »
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