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The group that manages community gardens for low-income Charlottesville residents is going to close if it doesn’t raise $500,000 by April
The nonprofit organization, which is funded through philanthropic donations, grants, and some City taxpayer funds, did not ...
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A health survey, mysterious car fires and a 10-year old scandal
We start off with a quick appeal from the Blue Ridge Health District. Officials there want to know about the health concerns of folks in Charlottesville and Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, and ...
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You’re going to be hearing a bit more from us over the next few weeks — here’s why
Starting now, and through the end of the year, you will be hearing a bit more from us — so today, I want to tell you why.
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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.
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Lawsuit to stop Charlottesville’s new zoning ordinance can proceed, says judge
To begin, a local circuit court judge has ruled that a lawsuit to stop Charlottesville from implementing its new zoning code ...
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The Salvation Army seeks new home for its Cherry Avenue thrift store
The Salvation Army Charlottesville corps officer Major Mark Van Meter stands in the agency's thrift store at 604 Cherry Avenue. The Salvation Army plans to convert the building into a homeless shelter ...
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A year after Charlottesville City Manager’s ‘homeless intervention strategy,’ a bold plan to assist area’s growing unhoused population unfolds
Major Mark Van Meter, The Salvation Army Charlottesville corps officer, has offered to convert the agency's thrift store on Cherry Avenue in Charlottesville into a low-barrier homeless shelter. Credit ...
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Will The Salvation Army’s thrift store become a new homeless shelter?
Charlottesville city leaders and local nonprofits are inching closer to their goal of creating more shelter options for the area’s growing homeless population. The City Council expects to vote in ...
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City Manager: There’s still no plan for Belmont property originally eyed for homeless shelter
The City of Charlottesville purchased a vacant building at the intersection of Avon Street and Levy Avenue near the Belmont Bridge for $4 million from the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing ...