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African Children's Choir Comes to Charlottesville This Month
A group of professional young performers is touring the country to raise money for charity, and they're making a stop in Charlottesville.
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Garden to plate: L'etoile wants your food Comments
For the third season, L'etoile on West Main Street is asking for the stuff in your garden.
UVA Researchers Identify Enzyme Linked to Cancer Cell Survival
There is new headway in the fight to cure brain cancer and it comes from the University of Virginia.
City, County Officials Look Over Voting Machine Options
On Wednesday, four voting machine manufacturers came to the Charlottesville area to demonstrate their products for city and county officials from all over Central Virginia.
Experts Describe How to Keep Guns Safe
The Albemarle County Sheriff's Office is working to make sure gun accidents, like the one that claimed the life of a 10-year-old girl in Crozet, don't happen.
Trial Continues for Barboursville Man Charged with Abduction
A he said, she said case is unfolding in Albemarle County Circuit Court. The trial continues for a man charged with abducting a 20-year-old and taking her to an abandoned house.
Two vie for Republican Attorney General nomination
Del. Rob Bell is a former prosecutor who has represented the Charlottesville area in the House of Delegates since 2002, although he notes that he is a Northern Virginia native, growing up in Springfield.
Meade Avenue Closed while New Railroad Crossing is Installed
A traffic alert for drivers who travel on Meade Avenue - the street closed Tuesday at the intersection with Carlton Road while crews put in a new railroad crossing.
Charlottesville Men Share Stories of Race Relations in the City's Past
Even in Charlottesville, considered one of the most liberal cities in Virginia, blacks and whites had to fight to be seen not only equal as late as the 1970s and beyond.
Cville Chamber Launches "Charlottesville Works" Project
It released its 'Charlottesville Works' project Monday. It stems from the 2011 "Orange Dot Project" report that found 27 percent of people in the city are living in poverty.
Staunton Cyclists Petition for More Bike-Friendly City
Bicyclists in Staunton are petitioning City Council to make the streets safer for bikes.
Best Use of Double Entendre: RAWFL and ROFL
We were stoked when we learned that the ladies arm-wrestling trend, which started big-time in Charlottesville, had made it to Richmond with the formation of the Richmond Arm Wrestling for Ladies .
How to Help Oklahoma Tornado Victims From Charlottesville
Any time disaster occur, our nation comes together to help out neighbors in need.
Tea Party Group Protest at IRS Office in Charlottesville
The Jefferson Area Tea Party held a rally in front of the local IRS office on Tuesday, to protest the IRS targeting Conservative groups.
Sexual function in older adults with thoracolumbar–pelvic instrumentation
Charlottesville, VA . Surgeons investigated sexual function in 62 patients, 50 years and older, who had received extensive spinal-pelvic instrumentation for spinal deformity at the University of Virginia Health Center.
Challenges encountered in surgical management of spine trauma in morbidly obese patients
Charlottesville, VA . Physicians at Monash University and The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, Australia describe the logistic, medical, and societal challenges faced in treating spine trauma in morbidly obese patients.
UVA Board Talks Development, Appoints New Vice Rector
The University of Virginia's Board of Visitors is meeting in Charlottesville Monday and Tuesday to discuss strategies for the school's future.
VDOT: Afton Mountain Work Postponed Again
CULPEPER The Virginia Department of Transportation's emergency project to remove unstable soil from a slope above Interstate 64 at Afton Mountain has been suspended today due to weather conditions.
Charlottesville Council Approves Higher Parking Fines, Lower Speed Limits
You'll now be forking up more money if you get a parking ticket in Charlottesville.
Charlottesville City Council Approves Human Rights Commission
City Council voted Monday night to approve the highly debated commission, but first it heard from the public one last time about the revised proposal.