County And City Schools Now In Session
It's good-bye to summer vacation and a return to hitting the books for thousand of students in both Albemarle County and the City of Charlottesville.
It's good-bye to summer vacation and a return to hitting the books for thousand of students in both Albemarle County and the City of Charlottesville.
Parents in Charlottesville and Albemarle County are getting ready to send their kids off for the first day of school. Albemarle County schools start earlier this year.
Parents in Charlottesville and Albemarle County, it's here! The first day of school.
Monday marks the first day of school for the city and counties--but what does it take to get your child ready?
A gas leak and dumpster fire forces the evacuation of several businesses on the Corner.
The search continues for a man involved in a robbery of the Wachovia Bank on Emmett St. Officials are using surveillance pictures to help in their investigation.
A man suspected in up to four incidents of peeping and breaking and entering has been captured.
Each year the football season brings more than 60,000 fans to games, but the game isn't the only attraction for Hoo fans. There is another attraction that brings a mighty sound and the crowd to their feet.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is considering whether the popular all terrain vehicle's need a safety boost. This summer alone, more than 50 kids have died while using ATVs.
The race for governor is closing up and closing in. In fact recent polls show the candidates neck and neck. GOP candidate Jerry Kilgore was interviewed on Good Morning Charlottesville regarding issues affecting our area.
A camper overturned on the interstate, two people trapped inside the vehicle and a possible propane leak. It all added up to a messy accident on I-64 Friday afternoon.
The preliminary results were announced a few weeks ago--but now final testing scores are in and they were brought to the school board. These are the AYP results that will show how Charlottesville schools stood up to national standards, where as SOLs are state standards.
Summer camp can mean a lot of different things to different kids, but for a group of burn survivors, camp means being able to go without stares, a place where you can be yourself.
UVA Police ask students to be on their guard as the school year begins.
Charlottesville Police are searching for a man they believe could be tied to four incidents of peeping and breaking and entering.
Chris Harrison has broken away from football and is now an entrepreneur. He and Torrance Hampton are the proud owners of the new Nextel store at Hollymead Town Center across from Target.
The open house meant time for children to meet their new teachers and see their new classrooms. Thanks to First United Methodist Church this year all of the kids at Jackson-Via will have everything they need to learn.
A car hit a tranformer containing hazardous materials early Thursday morning, causing an evacuation.
Israeli forces began moving into the Gaza Jewish settlement of Kfar Darom early on Thursday to begin the second day of removing all remaining settlers by force.
University of Virginia Police chased a man by car from Emmet Street and Ivy Road for several miles.
Cindy Sheehan, the mother of a fallen soldier, continues to protest outside President Bush's Texas ranch. People as far and wide as Iowa and Washington DC to right here in Charlottesville are joining her vigil.
The cost of housing has been on the rise for years but is there an end in sight?
With school just around the corner schedules are changing and so are eating habits.
Area school districts have begun analyzing results from the Adequate Yearly Progress Report. While many schools in our area passed, others have work to do.
An effort to put a big smile on every kid’s face got a big boost Wednesday evening.
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