Darden School Celebrates 50 Years
The University of Virginia's Darden School of Business celebrated its 50th anniversary Friday.
The University of Virginia's Darden School of Business celebrated its 50th anniversary Friday.
Some Charlottesville students are putting their two cents in, literally, then it comes to the hurricane relief effort.
We've heard over and over about the tremendous donations from the community to hurricane survivors. But local charities are beginning to feel the brunt of it.
As Homecoming weekend approaches, businesses are gearing up for a successful weekend.
Charlottesville is know as being an artistic and music friendly town and now some are using their talents for a good cause.
Kindergarteners at Jackson-Via Elementary School welcomed the fall season by visiting Graves' Mountain Farm in Syria, Virginia.
The National Transportation Safety Board is looking to keep cell phones out of the hands of new drivers while on the road.
After six years as Charlottesville's Director of Communications, Maurice Jones has resigned.
As Hurricane Rita inches closer to land, local Red Cross volunteers are being evacuated from Houston. We spoke to one Red Cross worker via telephone.
Hardy Drive was once, one of the biggest crime areas in the city, but the Charlottesville Police Department, the housing department and the community is working to change that.
Runners on their marks. The Darden Cares 5K kicks off Saturday September 24, 2005.
With oil prices on the rise, many homeowners are switching to alternative heating sources.
Hurricane Rita changed form a Tropical Strom to a category 5 hurricane in just 30 hours. Her strong winds are pushing towards the Texas coastline, causing millions to evacuate the area.
It costs a pretty penny to live in Charlottesville, in comparison to other cities. That high cost of living in combination with low annual average pay means a lot less expendable income for local workers.
The worst fire season in local history was fall of 2001--in a five week period more than a 1,000 fires burned 10,000 acres. This year, conditions are similar if not worse.
A new study says that construction of the Meadowcreek Parkway can move forward even without an interchange in place.
Large amounts of mercury have been found in swordfish sold in grocery stores in our region. If eaten in large quantities, it could do serious harm.
The former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency visited the University of Virginia today. It was all to kickoff Darden's 50th Anniversary Speaker Series
A filmmaker is traveling coast-to-coast on only $5 a day and stopped in Charlottesville.
Two of the three Albemarle School Board Candidates held a community forum to discuss their intentions.
Some controversy sparked among the candidates for the 58th seat in the House of Delegates. It's all over what one candidate sees as a negative campaign tactic.
City and county leaders attended the 7th Annual Charlottesville and Central Virginia Symposium on Economic Development.
A local non-profit literacy group has added 3,000 new books to its collection thanks to the Dave Matthews Band.
For people, therapy is often key after an injury. But what about for man's best friend?
The first positive case of West Nile Virus has been found in a horse in Albemarle County.
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