Superintendent Search Continues
Two local school systems are both searching for new superintendents. But Charlottesville and Albemarle County have both taken different approaches to finding the right choice for the job.
Two local school systems are both searching for new superintendents. But Charlottesville and Albemarle County have both taken different approaches to finding the right choice for the job.
After the latest U.S. Census results showed that Charlottesville's population declined by 3,500 residents, several leaders of the community challenged those results.
Every five years, school systems around Virginia are required to develop a strategic plan. For this one roundtable group, looking towards the future required strongly examining the past.
If the news of recent natural disasters and rising death tolls is really beginning to get under your skin, you're not alone.
Charlottesville's communications director shut his office door for the last time Wednesday night. After six years of being the face of Charlottesville, today was Maurice Jones' last day working for the city.
The Greene County Sheriff's Department is investigating a shooting that took place just outside of Stanardsville.
A Grottoes family is morning the loss of their 19-year-old Marine that was killed in Iraq. Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Bubb was one of two Marines killed near the Jordanian border.
Local salons are doing their part to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Wednesday 13 Charlottesville salons handed celebrity John Grisham over $6,400 in cash.
Albemarle County schools are in the top 10 percent in the state and in the nation. This afternoon the Albemarle County school board met with the county board of supervisors to help make sure it stays that way.
Now that the Meadowcreek Parkway may finally become a reality, a former chairman of the county board of supervisors is proposing we change its name.
Student leaders organized a Yard sale to give money to Katrina victims.
College students have plenty to worry about between classes, writing papers and doing homework--and sexual assault should not be on that list. A group from UVa is teaching other students how to know when consent is given.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas on the Downtown Mall. Well, not exactly. A storefront is covered in Christmas things because of a movie that is being shot in Charlottesville.
A Charlottesville man in court for sentencing on one crime is arrested on another charge.
Delegate Rob Bell (R-58th) was on Good Morning Charlottesville to discuss the upcoming election and issues concerning the 58th District.
Vendors on the downtown mall could be disappearing if they can't afford the rent.
An Albemarle County police officer accused of a domestic assault was in court Monday for a first hearing.
Justice has finally been served in the case of a former University of Virginia Ph.D. student accused of sending threatening letters to 50 university officials.
How can we better prepare for a disaster? UVA is hoping to answer that question in a two day conference on Catastrophe Preparedness Conference.
Two convenient stores are robbed in less than 24 hours and four miles apart. Both Charlottesville and Albemarle County Police are investigating to see if the two are linked.
Democratic candidate for the 58th District seat in the House of Delegates speaks about his run on Good Morning Charlottesville.
The unranked Cavaliers at the time knocked off the #4 ranked Seminoles over the weekend, and the emotions of fans summed up the taste of this sweet victory.
If you've ever dreamed of having your own radio show--that dream may now be a reality and you don't need hundreds of thousands of dollars either.
Pelasara's statement is to try "to get out Taylor's side of things and to disprove Fawley's lies."
The Church of the Incarnation and a bunch of local non-profit groups hosted a Hispanic community outreach initiative.
