Potential grocery store owner-operators will talk with the community Dec. 9 at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church on Lankford Ave.
Category: Short & Important
Help local health officials and hospitals decide what to prioritize to improve community health
The Blue Ridge Health District, University of Virginia Health and Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital conduct an assessment every three years.
The Salvation Army seeks new home for its Cherry Avenue thrift store
The organization hopes to transform the store into a low-barrier shelter.
City Manager: There’s still no plan for Belmont property originally eyed for homeless shelter
“The city retains control of this site for a future redevelopment project. And we’re going to wait to figure out what is the right project,” said City Manager Sam Sanders.
Take a survey about community interest in a grocery store on Cherry Avenue
The survey, which should take about five minutes to complete, closes Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Beloved Community C-Ville hopes video tour will shed light on Charlottesville’s African American history
The virtual video series will explore several of the city’s historic landmarks.
This free expungement clinic offers help for people with non-conviction criminal records
Clearing records can open job, housing and education prospects.
Could a community-owned grocery store thrive in Fifeville? Learn more on Saturday, Oct. 5
Farmer and food co-op founder will offer insight Oct. 5 at Jefferson School African American Heritage Center.
State finds ‘catastrophic’ pump failure at water treatment plant caused the strong odor that left eastern Orange County without usable water for a week
The state has given the Rapidan Service Authority 60 days to create a plan to keep things like this summer’s contamination from happening again.
Want a say in the Charlottesville schools’ new names? The district is taking applications for its renaming committee
City Schools is resuming renaming its schools after an 18-month pause.






