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Charlottesville Tomorrow is looking for its first community editor
Charlottesville Tomorrow is growing our team in 2025 and seeks a community editor. This is the first time that the nonprofit ...
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Central Virginia struggles with the flu
That’s been especially true this January. More central Virginians visited emergency departments and urgent care centers last ...
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It’s not just you — this flu season is a tough one
“It’s been a rough year for symptoms. People are feeling pretty beat up by it. There are a lot of headaches, some shortness ...
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After the sudden death of her son, a Nelson County mother turns to art to help her – and others – heal
Her youngest son, Michael Vest, lost control of his vehicle while driving home to Nelson County on Oct. 30. In critical condition, Vest was airlifted to University of Virginia Medical Center’s ...
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Want $1,000 for a new e-bike? Charlottesville will start distributing ‘mini grants’ next week
The City is piloting an e-bike voucher program that offers $1,000 to 25 people each quarter. Here's how you apply.
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A year after rezoning, is Charlottesville becoming the city we wanted?
The event follows the announcement of a regional partnership between the City of Charlottesville, Albemarle County, and the ...
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Founders of central Virginia outdoor activity groups want more Black people to hike, run or walk — here’s why
Prolyfyck Run Crew co-founder no longer feels alone when running through Charlotttesville’s neighborhoods. Now dozens of ...