Elliott Robinson has spent nearly 15 years in journalism and joined Charlottesville Tomorrow as its news editor in August 2018. He is a graduate of Christopher Newport University.
Aug. 12 is a volatile, traumatizing day in Charlottesville. This year, there were no official local-based commemorations for the life that was lost and the people who were injured on that day in 2017. But a demonstration...
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University of Virginia Medical Center employees have begun to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. In our last episode of 2020, we look back on some of the big stories of year: the pandemic, the election, the racial justice protests this...
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This week, WTJU’s Soundboard focuses on the local demonstrations in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. First, we catch up with Charlottesville Tomorrow about what they saw on the ground at the Charlottesville protests. We also talk to...
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This week, we’re talking with Sarad Davenport and Jordy Yager about the joint Charlottesville Tomorrow-Vinegar Hill Magazine series, Determined. Determined explores how Charlottesville’s history of racial injustice has left many people of color in our community particularly vulnerable to...
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It’s been more than a month since SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, began raging through Virginia. It has disrupted virtually all types of human activity, including fire departments.
In keeping with social distancing requirements, Charlottesville...
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Elliott Robinson is the news editor at Charlottesville Tomorrow, one of WMRA’s news partners. Bob Leweke spoke with him about their latest reporting and what’s happening in Charlottesville during the COVID-19...
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It’s been more than a month since SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, began raging through Virginia. It has disrupted virtually all types of human activity, including law enforcement.
In keeping with social distancing requirements, Charlottesville Police Chief RaShall Brackney...
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Forty-one of 46 patients at the Envoy skilled nursing facility in Fluvanna County have tested positive for COVID-19, according to Central Virginia Health Services’ Paula Tomko. We talk about how rural areas are coping with COVID-19 and the non-profit...
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As part of our ongoing conversations with WMRA‘s local news partners, Bob Leweke spoke with Elliott Robinson, news editor at Charlottesville Tomorrow. The conversation started with Elliott’s description of their coverage of how local non-profits are dealing...
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This week on Soundboard, we cover the issue that has changed all of our lives in some way the past two weeks: the novel coronavirus. Elliott at Charlottesville Tomorrow gives us an update on how the virus has impacted...
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As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps across the globe, the immediate focus has been on how to maintain our physical health through distancing and hygiene. But the toll on mental health that has come with the arrival of...
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