The city of Charlottesville is addressing the bicycle and pedestrian needs of area residents with renewed effort. With the appointment of a new bicycle and pedestrian coordinator and an expanded budget, officials say progress is being made toward compl... »
On Thursday night at Charlottesville Tomorrow's monthly News n' Brews, about 70 community members packed into Zinc to talk about the evolution of the West Main Street area. »
Meet your government: Donovan Branche, Acting City Engineer, City of Charlottesville »
Cyclists who own iPhones or Android phones will have the opportunity this spring to help the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission collect data to help plan the next generation of bike infrastructure. The C-Ville Bike mApp project will use the ... »
The winning entry in the grassroots contest to design a new Belmont Bridge is a proposal that recommended eliminating the bridge altogether. Community members and exhibitors gathered together Sunday at CitySpace to learn the results of the Project Gait... »
If you see teams of university students and faculty circling around downtown Charlottesville over the next 10 days, they’d like you to know that they are part of the “Belmont Vortex.” This whirling academic energy is being directed by Iñaki Alday, the ... »
Dissatisfied with the design process for a new Belmont Bridge in downtown Charlottesville, a local filmmaker has launched a contest to solicit fresh ideas for its replacement. “In the city’s design brief, this was to be an iconic gateway to the city, [... »
The city of Charlottesville is addressing the bicycle and pedestrian needs of area residents with renewed effort. With the appointment of a new bicycle and pedestrian coordinator and an expanded budget, officials say progress is being made toward compl... »
