Johnson Elementary Students Plant Trees to Celebrate Arbor Day
Apr 27Friday, 45 third graders at Johnson Elementary School in Charlottesville got their hands dirty and planted trees to celebrate Arbor Day. »
Friday, 45 third graders at Johnson Elementary School in Charlottesville got their hands dirty and planted trees to celebrate Arbor Day. »
The Dogwood Vietnam Memorial at McIntire Park was rededicated Friday to pay tribute to those killed, and those missing in action. »
Two men from Charlottesville are behind bars following a shooting outside a Waffle House in Albemarle County Wednesday. »
More than 125 members and guests of the Charlottesville Albemarle Chamber of Commerce packed into UVA's Alumni Hall for the chamber power lunch Thursday. »
Charlottesville's Building Goodness Foundation (BGF) is looking for some help. Thursday the nonprofit held a luncheon at Farmington Country Club to show people what it does. »
The University of Virginia Health System and the Ghana Association of Charlottesville have teamed up to send more than 400 boxes of medical supplies to Winneba. »
A Charlottesville woman faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to selling bath salts at a video store she formerly owned. »
Charlottesville is celebrating its 250th birthday by investing in the future. The city is partnering with Charlottesville Gas & the Local Energy Alliance Program for a campaign called "Energize!250" »
A national campaign launched in Charlottesville Thursday morning to fight HIV. The HIV Stops With Me campaign aims to decrease the stigma in central Virginia. »
When people's budgetary belts tighten, the arts are one of the first things to get cut from extra spending. Charlottesville community theaters are feeling that penny pinching in their bottom lines. »
The national Mayor's Challenge for Water Conservation is set to wrap up at the end of the month and the city of Charlottesville is at the front of the race for its region. »
Recruiters at Charlottesville's Community Spring Job Fair are searching for employees who are willing to start at the bottom and work their way up. »
Organizers are gearing up for at least 1300 people to walk through the doors of John Paul Jones Arena Wednesday for the Charlottesville Community Job Fair. »
A man remains hospitalized after an overnight stabbing on the downtown mall in Charlottesville. »
Business owners say the way tow trucks are scooping up cars at a parking lot in Charlottesville is unfair and it's hurting business. »