An exhibit of 80 submissions in a competition to redesign and rethink the west end of Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall is being exhibited at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center through May 7. The competition is being held by... More

Julie Zink

The Albemarle Board of Supervisors is pursuing a rezoning to encourage beekeeping by county residents living within the urban ring. “I raised this issue in the fall when one of our beekeepers in Earlysville … was visited by the... More

Julie Zink

In 2015, a 30-year-old seamstress named Hawa Fnu walked into Les Fabriques fabric shop looking for a job. She and her husband — who had been working for a U.S. agency during the war in Afghanistan — had been... More

By the end of March, the Piedmont Housing Alliance intends to speak with members of every household in Friendship Court about their hopes and concerns for the property’s redevelopment. This year, the PHA will become managing partner of the... More

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Thousands of youths and adults are on soccer teams in the area and some would like local governments to increase the amount of places to play. “We started to recognize that what makes soccer so unique in Charlottesville is... More

Julie Zink

A group of 13 graduate and undergraduate students from the University of Virginia School of Architecture spent last fall researching and conceptualizing proposals to redesign of Charlottesville’s Emancipation Park.  Several of these students will be exhibiting their designs from... More

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Monticello High School student Josh St. Hill spoke and performed in front of 50 people at the University of Virginia’s Music Library on Friday night.  St. Hill is known for writing and starring in “A King’s Story,” a play... More

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In May of this year, the Charlottesville Police Foundation awarded its 13th Officer Housing Program grant, allowing the most recent in a line of city police officers to purchase a house in Charlottesville. “We’re so proud of this housing... More

Julie Zink

As Charlottesville officials discuss ways to improve communications with city residents, the PLACE Design Task Force was briefed recently on lessons learned by another Virginia city. The task force was created in 2012 to advise the City Council and... More

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Three Democrats won the three races for the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors Tuesday. In the Samuel Miller District, Democrat Incumbent Liz Palmer beat out Republican John Lowry, taking 68 percent of the vote while Lowry took 32 percent... More

Julie Zink

In advance of Election Day Nov. 7, Charlottesville Tomorrow has produced in-depth nonpartisan voter guides, featuring exclusive one-on-one interviews with all the candidates for the Charlottesville City Council and Charlottesville School Board.  In advance of the election, we will also feature... More

Julie Zink

In advance of Election Day Nov. 7, Charlottesville Tomorrow has produced in-depth nonpartisan voter guides, featuring exclusive one-on-one interviews with all the candidates for the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors and Albemarle County School Board.  In advance of the election,... More

Julie Zink