cvilletomorrow.org2d
Charlottesville’s roller derby team is rebuilding itself after it was set back by the COVID-19 pandemic
"We're on the come up, it's slower than we'd love it to be but we're impressed with ourselves," said Kaylee Sciacca, ...
cvilletomorrow.org5d
A Japanese artist’s idea to help people cope with grief makes a connection in Albemarle County
Sitting next to Free Bridge Lane overlooking the Rivanna River is a black wall telephone common in American households ...
cvilletomorrow.org2d
Charlottesville’s PCOB lost its attorney to the city — now it’s looking for a new one
"Young, motivated up-and-coming attorneys might be very useful," said Board Chair Bill Mendez. "And some academics, as well." ...
cvilletomorrow.org6d
Charlottesville Tomorrow is seeking a full-time employee to build up community investment
If you are excited about building up a news model that keeps diverse communities informed, this is the role for you.
cvilletomorrow.org6d
Charlottesville Tomorrow welcomes Akash Sinha as its new managing editor
Sinha, Higgins, Newman-Davis and CEO and Editor-in-Chief Angilee Shah will help Charlottesville Tomorrow and its editorial ...
cvilletomorrow.org5d
Feeling blue this holiday season?
If you do feel up to some festivities, there are a lot of things you can do in the Charlottesville area to celebrate this ...
cvilletomorrow.org9d
Consultant recommends Charlottesville build a community garden in Booker T. Washington Park
A consultant recommends Charlottesville build a community garden somewhere in the lower part of Booker T. Washington Park, pictured here. Credit: Zack Wajsgras/Charlottesville Tomorrow A consulting ...