Charlottesville, VA News

• Charlottesville, VA News
• Fluvanna champion enters National Spelling Bee
• PVCC program helps former foster care students
• Judge Moon rules against Coalition to Preserve McIntire Park; Parkway Interchange to proceed
• Culpeper police officer charged with murder in Feb. shooting
• Celebrate 250 to hold blood drive
• Albemarle gets another 40.6-acre conservation easement
• Keswick man pleads guilty to eluding police
• Shadwell bridge work to result in rerouted trucks
• The Peace of a Drifting Balloon
• Safety first on the roads this summer
• UVa staff deserve living wage
• Placemaking: Ann Marie Hohenberger
• News n' Brews: Imagining Futurist Charlottesville
• Soundboard 5-25-2012 - Charlottesville's news straight from the source
• Success, challenges of neighborhood model debated
• D-Day Memorial celebrates WWII flight nurses
• Wreck backing up Interstate 64
• UVa to begin business-education dual degree program
• Quarry neighbors still dissatisfied with noise levels
• Memorial Day speaker calls on remembrance of day's true meaning
• Thank you to those who fought for us
• Climate change from a greenhouse gases hypothesis a testable hypothesis
• Heads, I win; tails, you lose
• Virginia’s top court to hear YMCA case
• Names of 40 Virginians to be added to Virginia War Memorial
• 50-year-old time capsule - and a wet mess - unearthed
• Sponsoring 4 the Wounded 5K personal for some
• McKenzie: With Murray's death, area lost another of Greatest Generation
• Dead animals found in Nelson river
• Memorial Day closings
• An open letter to American veterans
• New math SOL tests are setting a higher standard
• Obama lovers only see good side
• 'Box' Brown a new candidated for memorial
• New American order: Using weapons of compliance to stamp out protest
• Versatile love ...
• Almost 50 local bridges found deficient in face of shrinking repair funds
• Danville teens heads to Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Remembering Civil War's dead, and wounded
• A Dream, matriculated
• City of Promise seeks more money to expand cradle-to-college outreach
• Resort to debut Hike Wintergreen
• Police: Louisa woman killed in wreck on I-64
• A few uninvited guests
• Rust vs. trust
• McIntire Park needs playing fields
• Bunny Murray was the model of what a good person should be
• Thorne-Begland case enters GOP U.S. Senate debate
• Huguely appeals conviction
• Charlottesville psychologist's license suspended after alleged intimate activity with former client
• Louisa schools say Jackson concert raised more than $150K
• McKenzie: Remembering war's psychological toll
• City hires new transit consultant
• Crozet Library to break ground June 27
• UVa team helped get innocence decree
• Walton Middle names new principal
• State offers free fishing days
• Fluvanna man wanted in Texas homicide arrested in Virginia Beach
• Kris Kristofferson
• Gay pride flag that flew at Fed donated to Valentine
• Universal health care a win-win
• Murray did it all during her full life
• At local tea party meeting, Marshall furthers comments on gays
• Federal prosecutor issues warning to bath salts users, sellers
• UVa law group files federal suit on limits of women in combat
• Owner of Sweet Frog building to pay fine for tearing down historic facade
• UVa president embarks on Asia trip
• Memorial Day events include 'Homefront' screening
• Remembrance poppies to be handed out this weekend
• Children's bike rodeo set for Sunday
• Charlottesville's outdoor pools to open Saturday
• Albemarle to upgrade schools website
• Memorial Day closings
• Progress on bike infrastructure discussed
• LOOK3: INsight Conversation
• LOOK3: INsight Conversation
• LOOK3: INsight Conversation
• LOOK3: Masters Talks
• LOOK3: Masters Talks
• Companies fail to to the line in city?
• We're in need of real leadership
• Traffic model projects heavy use for a future Eastern Connector
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• The nap that saved his life -- UVa student dodges bullet in his sleep
• County planners support museum for Teddy Roosevelt’s rural retreat
• Dilapidation of Minor's Carter's Grove worse that reported
• Friends shocked by apparent murder-suicide in Louisa
• Charges dropped for woman who tried to halt city tree removal
• Mining family drama playing out in Buckingham court
• PVCC sessions aim to inform prospective students
• Retired Fluvanna educator Loving dies
• Historic Va. home in jeopardy
• The inevitability of austerity
• Road finds its yellow line
• With rising public interest, information session scheduled on chloramines debate
• Hikers found on Appalachian Trail in Nelson County
• Land trust tested as new approach for creating affordable living choices
• UVa board OKs budget amid concerns about future funding
• Rotunda, other restoration work gets under way Wednesday
• First Kid Hero named for anti-bullying efforts
• Local young philanthropist group gives out $66,200
• Judge suspects Minor lied about repairs to historic site
• Man seriously injured in tractor accident in Albemarle
• Stamp Out Hunger collects 170,000 pounds of food
• Council holds public hearing on utility rates
• VDOT spends $5,000,000 to build Botetourt County wetland
• Charlottesville to create towing advisory board
• Hikers found on Appalachian Trail in Nelson County
• Welcoming elk back to Virginia
• Two lives to celebrate
• Evolving thought on gay marriage
• Warner, Rubio and others roll out startup jobs bill
• Local airport considering security changes after pilot boards plane with loaded gun
• Jean 'Bunny' Murray remembered for her service and her devotion
• Orange Trash Dash aims to mix cleanup with fun
• Charlottesville city manager given raise, effective retroactively
• Virginia Tech kicker makes plea deal in Blacksburg break-in
• Virginia Tech kicker makes plea deal in Blacksburg break-in
• Couple to donate 40 artworks to UVa museum which will take their name
• VDOT to be sued by former employee for displaying nooses
• Last chance to register for GOP Senate primary
• When banks' bets go bad
• Affordable Care Act makes sense
• Get junk mail out of post offices
• Slideshow-2012 UVa Graduation
• Slideshow-2012 UVa Graduation
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• Slideshow-2012 UVa Graduation
• Slideshow-2012 UVa Graduation
• Slideshow-2012 UVa Graduation
• Slideshow-2012 UVa Graduation
• Slideshow-2012 UVa Graduation
• Slideshow-2012 UVa Graduation
• Soundboard 5-18-2012 - Charlottesville's news straight from the source
• Jackson 'walks the talk' at Louisa benefit concert
• Meet Your Government: Claudette Grant
• Couric helps to send off 6,400 UVa graduates
• Council to weigh towing advisory board at Monday meeting
• UVa program for older adults grows in popularity
• McKenzie: Ruckersville museum to honor Vietnam vets this weekend
• Orange County looks to improve Internet speed
• 'Politics Matters' to start airing on PBS station in Va.
• SARA names first Kid Hero Award recipient
• Lawyer: Va Tech kicker to plead to reduced charge
• The government would like to know... Did you enjoy that video?
• How to make an apology: A lesson from Aristotle to Mitt Romney
• 20 contrarian thoughts
• Intrusions and injuries in America
• Officially a bypass supporter
• My debt of gratitude to Donna Summer, the Disco Queen
• Supervisors show their worst sides once again
• Withholding sewage technology must stop
• All doors open for 'unbelievable' UVa graduate
• Local program lets inmates work to help pay court costs, fines
• More local, Virginia middle school students taking high school courses
• City to dig up time capsule next Sunday
• WNBA founding president, a UVa alumna, tells almost-grads to 'embrace the journey'
• Lawn residents relish final days at UVa
• Mother, son set to graduate on the same day
• McKenzie: When a 'queen bee' turns 90
• Third Esmont Day set for Saturday
• Albemarle beaches to open next weekend
• Voucher confusion keeping 9 homeless county residents from a roof over their heads
• Judges rules against citizen lawsuit seeking to stop water plan
• Margo Hamilton and Ron Evans
• Hunt Country Market and Deli, a gem along Garth Road
• Public should be heard on bypass
• Saving Va. landmarks important
• Getting back to nature
• City Council, LEAP gave fast 'behind the scenes' help to arena's solar panel project
• Expert: Public-private partnership good model for IT security
• VDOT to fully fund Belmont Bridge, Hillsdale Drive Extension
• City to mark Queen Charlotte's birthday
• Partnership wants to alert residents to AED locations
• Rehabbed bears released into national forest in Augusta County
• Virginia Tech hikes tuition & fees to nearly $11,000
• Fluvanna moves to open high school, restore some funds to Jaunt and JABA
• Daily Progress Building 2012
• Don't forget vocational education
• Rural areas need more help
• The Daily Progress, Media General newspapers sold
• Virginia Republican Senate hopeful angry over Ten Commandments lawsuit suggestion
• City parks board recommends plan to remove McIntire golf by 2020
• Throng clamors for Fluvanna schools funding
• UVa prepares for big graduation weekend
• County staff outline new development review process with early engagement of neighbors
• Culpeper resident: Officer who shot woman also shoved her in 2008
• City's WorldStrides acquires NETC
• Monticello High School announces hiring of new principal
• 5 in custody after gun incident in Culpeper schools
• Fluvanna needs JABA center
• Obama, U.S. must take tough stand
• Evolving thought process
• Louisa's Whitlock elected to 16th Judicial Circuit Court
• White House science official to tour UVa
• VDOT further explains bypass budget
• Fluvanna school teacher's election fraud case headed for trial
• Greenbrier Classic "validated" by Tiger Woods appearance, rest of field revealed
• Small crowd gathers to see unveiled Huguely-Love evidence full of tears and blood
• Waynesboro man sentenced for conspiracy to steal from National Guard
• Governor signs craft brewery bills
• UVa to host national biomedical conference
• Greene County Republicans distance themselves from call for 'armed revolution'
• Area schools try to keep up with mandates
• Don't sweep resolution aside
• Local officials learn about next phase of Chesapeake Bay cleanup
• Library votes to cut Northside hours, put off phone upgrade
• Facing slice-and-dice cuts, Fluvanna School Board seeks more money from county
• Two of four guilty in National Guard thefts sentenced
• County schools to display new learning materials
• Roanoke homeless man pleads guilty to threatening President
• Aaron Neville
• Gymnast Comaneci to speak at Monticello's July 4 naturalization ceremony
• Lawmakers to hold town hall meeting in Staunton
• Officials say safety violation will mean more inspections for Louisa nuclear plant
• Culpeper man files $5.35M suit over fatal police shooting of his wife
• House defeats McDonnell's change on state worker bonus
• Virginia is Top Place in US to “Do Business”
• Soundboard 5-11-2012 - Charlottesville's news straight from the source
• Bureaucracy: More grifts and scandals
• A belated victory
• Whya are schools second to bypass?
• Sharon Love not the only one feeling loss of her daughter
• Lawmakers doubtful on Charlottesville marijuana resolution
• Pine Knot
• Pine Knot looks to increase public role
• McKenzie: Calling on the community for players of taps
• Local lawyer receives statewide, national honors
• Arizona, immigration and he Supreme Court
• STEM in action
• Leaving Afghanistan by staying
• Mae, Mac still twisted in economy
• Colonnades residents appalled
• A lesson before dining ...
• Praising Szakos and the SPLC
• Keep history; improve public discourse
• Instead of removing statues, get new ones
• Cuts not way to celebrate older Virginians
• Panel discusses women and diversity in local politics
• Rally calls for better area bus service
• Mamma Wolf -- Mother-son teams brews together
• Locavore expo puts spotlight on area’s local farmers and food innovators
• City schools talking about setting up a foundation
• After rough season, Wintergreen looks ahead
• Vacuuming made for the 21st century
• And that's a wrap
• We don't need a flip-flopper like Romney
• Albemarle High School showcased talent with 'Fiddler"
• Ratcliffe's columns make reading paper enjoyable
• Sullivan tells PVCC grads to look to themselves
• Leaders say unique qualities of Charlottesville-Albemarle make it a special place for start-up companies
• Local officers to mourn those lost across the nation
• Mike London visits Roanoke for Boys & Girls Club Lunch
• McKenzie: Make Destination ImagiNation one of your stops
• D.C. man killed in Albemarle wreck
• Weekly program to examine Madison's Constitution
• Louisa man found guilty in shooting
• Michelle Obama, Mark Warner speak to Virginia Tech grads
• Virginia Beach firm submits lowest bid for Western Bypass
• Rethinking who is in control of the Internet
• Trust thrust on us
• 'Gaffe-free' Allen shouldn't suprise
• 'Gangsta' culture part of the problem
• As PVCC commencement arrives, a look back at one grad's path
• Albemarle School Board wrestles with budget, staffing
• Texas suspect may be in area, authorities say
• City schools vote for raises, most of which will go to VRS
• North Anna to test sirens Wednesday
• Supervisors defer action on alternative septic systems
• City of Promise to host reception
• Golden Apples bestowed on local educators
• Fluvanna school cuts include all field trips, adult education, new high school
• Virgil Goode addresses Salem voters
• Mental health expo set for later this month
• Police: North Garden man killed in head-on wreck
• City spray grounds to open this weekend
• Mother’s Day Weekend in Charlottesville is truly jam-packed!
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• Landmarks becoming history in Va.?
• Supervisors bypassing public
• Social media and mobile web developers share insights on their growing businesses
• Effort to pave rural road fails; supervisors adopt secondary-road priorities
• 'Flash mob' descends on Fluvanna School Board
• Local woman dies in head-on collision in Shenandoah
• Albemarle dips into reserves to fund employee VRS mandate
• Greene ends up using rainy-day fund to fulfill schools' request
• JAUNT to end bus service in Fluvanna
• Louisa to say goodbye to quake-damaged school Friday
• Safe driving topic of Saturday program in Fluvanna
• Mail carriers to pick up food donations Saturday
• Hollymead, Walton principals take new administrative posts
• Madison case of computer solicitation of minor continued
• Piney Mountain neighbors seek changes to church project
• Location changed for tonight's Fluvanna School Board meeting
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• Values remain important to some
• Why not give the public a voice?
• Man who confessed in exchange for chicken dinner pleads guilty to murders
• The crucial word is city, councilors
• City Council agrees to sell Oakwood Cemetery expansion area
• Green roofs sprouting around community
• Va. has stockpile of drug used in lethal injection
• Marshall urges Lynchburg Republicans to vote for him in primary
• Artisan trail honored by tourism board
• Supporters of Greene schools clamor to try to save funds
• New Dominion electrical substation gets approval from city planners
• City proposes sewer rate increase, water rate decrease
• Fluvanna schools, nonprofits brace as the ax is set to fall
• Roseland couple guilty of animal cruelty after moonshine raid
• County to sponsor Tom Tom's locavore event
• Big Brothers Big Sisters to honor mentors
• Veterans for Peace plans to establish Charlottesville chapter
• PVCC to switch to summer hours
• Virginia Tech prepares for large commencement crowd
• Virginia Tech Clery Act case appealed to Secretary of Education
• Roman Holiday
• Placemaking: A Blueprint for our Future
• Being best for business needs balance
• On the hook for Social Security
• Let's support our current Union
• Charlottesville council OKs marijuana resolution
• Albemarle will cover teachers' VRS payments
• Schools budget headed for showdown in Greene on Tuesday
• Sentencing delayed in killing of 1-year-old Albemarle girl
• Virginia Foundation for the Humanities gets $584,000 grant
• Top doctors list includes dozens from UVa
• Local Habitat holding youth basketball tourney, Women Build event
• Record for most paddlers to be sought Saturday on the Rivanna
• Kaine stumps at town hall at Albemarle business
• New deli in Shoppers World moving along
• Council to weigh marijuana resolution tonight
• A world of superior intelligence
• Stretching the truth in Afghanistan
• Startups finding their place near UVa, Downtown Mall
• Enrollment at PVCC plateaus after years of surges
• Local group for ex-inmates finding its voice
• McKenzie: Resilience award winners have much to teach others
• Waynesboro man accused of threatening to kill Obama
• Intelligence sharing in the private sector
• We must look at the whole picture
• Oh, the things you can think
• Jefferson, religious freedom and Belarus
• Know how to decipher award letters
• Master planning for Albemarle’s southern growth area takes shape
• Maple Hill Farm opens up for Local Food Hub
• Nelson woman killed in tractor-trailer wreck
• Great Harvest Bread
• Obama tells Siegel Center crowd he'll fight for middle class
• Albemarle, RSWA have big garbarge decision looming
• Putting his spots on the map
• One big music maker
• Arrest was counterfeit
• Disappointed by some local merchants
• Thanks to Our Lady of Peace musicians for their talents
• Lamb's Hollow Hike offers trip back in time on mountain
• Area United Way official leaving after 18 years
• Onward Christian soldiers -- local Salvation Army turns 100
• Rescue worker injured in successful search for missing woman
• McKenzie: Better World Betty rallies local businesses
• City catering business wins top prize at innovation pitch night
• UVa student charged in assault, B&E
• Former UVA football player's Roanoke weight loss program to benefit charity
• A 'Waltons' reunion of sorts in area
• Sureyors see what they want to
• Please read the label
• Charlottesville School Board takes up home access to computers, Internet
• Albemarle’s Natural Heritage Committee seeks more influence
• Love's mother sues UVa coaches, AD and the state
• UVa philanthropy class' local grants announced
• Sorensen Institute's new program geared toward young adults
• Builders prepare for higher water, sewer fees in Albemarle
• Charlottesville among 12 winning cities in water conservation contest
• Progress editor departing for UVa post
• Deadline for bypass price proposals extended
• Biotech leaders say their industry is primed for growth around university
• Albemarle police veteran named police chief in Wheeling, W.Va.
• Local chamber joining 'Governor's Bowl' food drive
• Area visitors center working on plan to spend marketing money
• Cuccinelli to speak at Covenant graduation
• Recycling pilot program a success in Charlottesville
• Romney says Va. could be decisive state in Nov.
• Lowering rates another political scam
• Further education needed on national forest lands
• More on monuments
• Michele Bachmann
• Bachmann to endorse Romney today in Portsmouth
• Child poverty in the South getting worse
• Albemarle Supervisors question chloramines decisionmaking
• Supervisors approve effort to recruit new Albemarle industries
• Fluvanna approves lower-than-proposed tax rate
• Jury recommends life after convicting Morris of shooting his then-girlfriend
• Scottsville election clearer after voting machine turned off, turned back on again
• Former opponent and Perriello voice support for Douglass in 5th
• Arrests were up slightly at this year's Foxfield
• Motion for public hearing on bypass fails in deadlocked county vote
• THIS AMERICAN LIFE – LIVE!
• Many deserve a monument
• Councilor can't rewrite history
• Foreclosure call a win for homeowners
• Wreck stops I-64 traffic near Crozet
• Machine snafu delays Scottsville election results
• Living Wage Campaign starts up again at UVa
• Huguely evidence to get public viewing
• UVa students' loss is community's gain with Chuck It for Charity
• GOP activist Morton, facing felony, turns in her conceal-carry permit
• Morris takes the stand in shot-girlfriend trial
• Charlottesville man charged following parkway chase
• Virginia Tech releases 2012 football helmet ratings
• Virginia Tech releases 2012 football helmet ratings
• Take a deeper look at 'stand' laws
• Trains still chugging along in Va.
• Girlfriend testifies that twice-convicted murderer shot her in bed
• UPDATED: Bear cub found in Giles County euthanized
• UPDATED: Bear cub found in Giles County euthanized
• UVa study: Black Virginians continue to lag in earnings, college degrees
• UVa's Darden accepting award nominations
• As re-election campaign begins, Hurt stresses economic opportunity
• JABA to break ground on new housing center next Tuesday
• Case continued in ex-teacher accused of child porn
• Do you see any problem with Mitt Romney speaking at Liberty University's commencement?
• Carbon pollution affecting climate
• UPDATE: Standoff with police ends
• Refusing to pay income taxes
• Growing old but not up
• Renowned sculptor selected to create Charlottesville's first commissioned work in decades
• Tablets in Charlottesville schools prove successful
• PVCC, UVa summer school can help keep college costs down
• McKenzie: Supporting Lark for the Arc
• Public wants more input on bypass
• No call for this
• Do not rewrite, forget (all) our history
• Soundboard 4-27-2012 - Charlottesville's news straight from the source
• Woman accused of courthouse bomb threats is arrested
• Scenes from the Foxfield Spring Races
• Slideshow-2012 Foxfield Races
• Slideshow-2012 Foxfield Races
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• Slideshow-2012 Foxfield Races
• Slideshow-2012 Foxfield Races
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• Slideshow-2012 Foxfield Races
• Slideshow-2012 Foxfield Races
• With new tests, math SOL scores expected to plummet
• Historic Albemarle church thankful to be back from fire
• Shadwell bridge's closure to alter routines
• With Williams out, Douglass is presumed 5th District Democratic nominee
• Towns around Central Virginia set for Tuesday elections
• Greene parents want book tossed
• State Supreme Court sides with Nelson couple over foreclosure
• Phone records sought in wreck that killed Nelson man
• Montpelier Wine Festival set for May 5-6
• Meet Your Government: Wayne Cilimberg
• Never judge a book by its cover
• Safety was off
• Hardily working
• Relaxing? Oh, really?
• Thankful for the kind man in the Harris Teeter checkout
• Kudos to Fresh Air Fund volunteers
• Grateful for helpful stranger on the road
• At UVa, Obama supporters take up student loans issue
• Peepapalooza underway at Gordon Avenue library
• Ex-teacher, officer charged with child porn
• McKenzie: Careless or angry gun use always a bad idea
• UVa students to get practice donating to nonprofits
• Pair charged in county shooting; no one harmed
• Menopause The Musical
• Ex-prison guard pleads guilty to sexual contact with inmate in Fluvanna
• Governor McDonnell tours Pulaski, Washington Counties tornado recovery
• Council should pass pot resolution
• 'Bypass' a misnomer; road won't do area any good
• Romney needs to grow up
• Renewable energy, pros and cons
• Albemarle School Board mulls how to fund VRS increase
• Albemarle schools seek to measure return on investment
• UVa CFO, VP Reynolds to retire
• Greene block party aims to create bonds
• PVCC to host open house for prospective science, tech students
• Man reports being robbed by 3 at playground
• 2012 Spring Digital Brochure
• City’s tree commission to mark Arbor Day
• CYFS recognizes two for community service
• Love's mother files $30M wrongful death suit
• More Jefferson-era slave home sites discovered
• nTelos Wireless expands local coverage
• Woman dealt bath salts from Fifth Street video store
• Cash Mob returns to Charlottesville this weekend
• McDonnell: 'Flattering' to be mentioned for VP
• Police should use all five of their senses
• County road poses potential danger
• Sustainability innovations shared on local food, buildings, and autos
• Bullying in girls can be subtle, but still requires response
• Lexington teacher wins trip to NFL draft
• Obama, first lady coming to VCU May 5
• Teens charged in Louisa robbery attempt
• Judge Moon hears testimony in Meadowcreek interchange case
• Western students take 1st in Governor's Challenge
• UPDATE: Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• White House gate crasher Salahi plans run for governor
• Real estate trending upward? Let's hope so
• UPDATE: Newt Gingrich all but concedes his campaign is over
• Charlottesville police investigating stabbing on Downtown Mall
• PARAMOUNT IDOL – Open Auditions
• Suit puts public waters in jeopardy
• Columnist fails to provide whole picture about Titanic
• Opening communication and trade can open minds
• New views to consider
• McDonnell's political operation to run ads in state
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• Planning Commission recommends changes to allow more rural lodging
• Chloramines in drinking water to be topic of public forum in June
• Group pushes for public hearing on bypass
• London among guests scheduled for benefit golf tourney in Louisa
• Trending Hokies attract unwanted scammers
• StellarOne to open new downtown location
• 2 attorneys challenge Va.'s lethal injections
• Virginia school superintendents group names new head
• Nuclear agency to hold meeting on North Anna
• Appalachian Power seeks to raise Va. fuel levy
• McDonnell concerned about VDOT's proposed E-ZPass fee
• Douglass appears to be 5th District Democratic nominee
• Area lost fine man, leader in Charles Martin
• A transformed life
• City art should reflect diversity
• Meadow Creek streambank restoration set to begin
• $10K reward offered in Amherst County hiker homicide case
• $10K reward offered in Amherst County hiker homicide case
• McDonnell urges Va. colleges to keep tuition down; UVa's already set
• Police: Passenger dead, driver seriously injured in Scottsville Road wreck
• Nixon White House counsel to discuss selection, appointment of Rehnquist
• Charlottesville to use Memorial Day weekend for re-enactments, talks
• Charlottesville Area Transit to work around Dogwood Parade
• Library votes against out-of-area user fees
• MAINO Live
• Local law enforcement offers disposal of old, unwanted meds
• Greenberg
• Should marijuana be legalized?
• UPDATE: U.S. pledges to defend Afghanistan for a decade after drawdown
• Charlottesville residents evaluate downtown connectivity, diversity, and equality
• Obama campaign launch brings TV star to Danville
• UVa hospital pioneer Muller dies
• Eco Fair draws range of participants
• Body found in Fluvanna may be that of missing Buckingham man
• In wake of lawsuit, council weighs reiterating 35-mph speed limit
• In wake of lawsuit, council weighs speed limit reiteration
• McKenzie: Dunk a police chief for a good cause
• Mineral quake puts East Coast's risk in new light
• Madison names new county administrator
• Miller Center to release report on U.S. infrastructure Monday
• Meet Your Government: Pamela Murray
• Soundboard 4-20-2012 - Charlottesville's news straight from the source
• City Council to vote on resolution to de-emphasize primary arrests for pot
• Daily Progress gets 21 awards from Virginia Press Association
• Ivy Creek barn reopens to the public
• Nelson exhibit shows history of area's education
• Task force reports on efforts to reduce Central Virginia recidivism
• Patients, doctors discuss lives changed by new UVa treatment
• SLIDESHOW-Barn renovated at Ivy Creek
• SLIDESHOW-Barn renovated at Ivy Creek
• SLIDESHOW-Barn renovated at Ivy Creek
• SLIDESHOW-Barn renovated at Ivy Creek
• SLIDESHOW-Barn renovated at Ivy Creek
• SLIDESHOW-Barn renovated at Ivy Creek
• SLIDESHOW-Barn renovated at Ivy Creek
• SLIDESHOW-Barn renovated at Ivy Creek
• Chemical engineer briefs ACSA on chloramines
• Experts at UVa debate in-state uranium mining
• Sculptors show their wares in hopes of being chosen for Vinegar Hill tribute
• Albemarle fourth-graders meet with Pentagon leaders to talk about peace
• Three UVa students charged in credit card fraud
• McKenzie: Design House 2012 -- if you lived here, you'd have great ideas by now
• Plea deal expected for former prison guard accused of sex with inmate
• Area PBS stations to cut 11 positions
• Local group takes spitwad case to U.S. Supreme Court
• UPDATE: Officials fear no one survived Pakistan jet crash
• UPDATE: Judge sets $150,000 bond for George Zimmerman
• Officials say passenger jet with 127 aboard crashes in Pakistan
• LETTER: UVa contributes much to community service
• Albemarle plans for water, sewer rate increases
• UVA holds fourth Venture Summit to capitalize on innovation
• Wrongful death suit, motion for retrial likely coming in Huguely case
• Rabid bear attacks in Albemarle; shot dead by victim
• David Osmond to speak at local MS luncheon
• Youth philanthropy group names grant recipient
• Service Academy Day set for Saturday at the Paramount
• Court defers decision on water plan lawsuit to May
• Douglass, ahead in funding, says he is frontrunner in nod for 5th nomination
• Couric scholarship winners announced
• Meeting set for Monday on Meadow Creek project
• Council chooses Habitat/Southern to site near Oakwood Cemetery
• Orange middle school students face weapons charges
• Home & Garden Festival opens Friday
• New signage aims to further promote Virginia wines
• UPDATE: House approves Cantor small-business tax break
• UPDATE: Man hides atop Gator, fends off rabid bear with birdshot
• ParadeRest Benefit Concert featuring Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band
• LETTER: Make conservation easier for the masses
• Social entrepreneurs share their innovative community building projects
• City and county planning commissioners discuss affordable housing
• Marriot Residence Inn site plan now under review
• Don't have a cow, man -- bear fans abscond with Nelson statue
• Louisa prosecutor: Bumpass man just kept burglarizing things
• UVa's Bond to retire with star-studded gala, memorial professorship
• Former UVa law student indicted in registrar break-in
• VDOT receives 7 bids for Western Bypass; no public scrutiny until June
• Fluvanna postpones final vote on tax hike
• UPDATE: House, Senate back McDonnell on phasing in raises
• $9 million Boar's Head renovation redoing guestrooms, adding UVa squash facility
• Scottsville's Morton charged with election fraud
• Stonefield to include Hyatt hotel
• New city GIS viewer provides easy access to property information
• Foster care group plans fair, flash mobs
• Martinsville man wanted in Charlottesville robbery
• The Beauty of Bleak House Road in Earlysville, VA
• Tom Tom event gets last-minute city funding; councilor calls plan 'segregated'
• Charlottesville man sentenced in death of Cowan
• Hearing set for Route 53 changes in Albemarle, Fluvanna
• Woman stabbed in Charlottesville not cooperative
• Charlottesville car fire suspicious, police say
• Council OKs work group to study juvenile justice issues
• The 138th Run for the Roses: The Kentucky Derby
• LETTER: Religion should play no role in a president's qualifications
• EDITORIAL: Valuing community colleges
• Tax day brings activists downtown -- most of them calling for reduced spending
• UVa reports success treating tremors with focused ultrasound
• PVCC open to summer registration
• Former Daily Progress staffer among Pulitzer winners
• Historic Ivy Creek barn to reopen Saturday
• Huguely sentencing set for Aug. 30
• Judge to Miller Center audience: Courts in need of restraint
• Decision on Hash's Culpeper retrial postponed as DNA evidence sought
• Teacher tenure bill noteworthy
• There are other religions in the world besides Christianity
• Who should Mitt Romney pick as his running mate?
• Capitol capital
• Bypass project not cost-effective
• City increases support for bicycle planning; New smartphone biking app to aid planning
• Slideshow and podcast of TJPED's Targeted Industry Study presentation
• Wages, out-of-area user fees among library session topics
• PVCC solicits community input in culinary program development
• McKenzie: Dueling tax rallies set for Monday
• 3 arrested in Charlottesville armed robbery; 1 more suspect sought
• VDOC isn't learning from errors
• What happened to TV and us?
• We can't trust President Obama
• State lacks clear rules for officials in schools
• First, do no harm: Some veep contenders
• UVa's Innocence Project having a busy -- and possibly banner -- year
• Charlottesville's first constructed mosque has its ribbon cutting
• Dialogue on Race discussion sees overarching problems with police, education
• UVa events to draw attention to dating sexual violence
• City to vet possible designers for Vinegar Hill monument
• Louisa man officially charged with murder in Orange slaying
• Soundboard 4-13-2012 - Charlottesville's news straight from the source
• Va. Dept. of Corrections tops anti-free speech awards — again
• McKenzie: Madison man was a friend to children and football players, enemy to lawbreakers
• UVa approves tuition hike, lab fees
• Final member of area crack ring sentenced
• Authorities questioning person of interest after Orange man, 84, killed in his home
• UVa bestows its 'highest external honors' on Jefferson's birthday
• Attorney Powell secures Democratic nod to challenge Cantor in 7th
• Slideshow-Thomas Jefferson Birthday Celebrations
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• Sherlock Holmes Season 2 Premiere Party
• Distracted drivers event set for Saturday
• Jefferson's Capitol makes PBS list of influential U.S. buildings
• Orange wrongful death suit moved nearer to site
• LOOK3 – UNDER EXPOSED: David Doubilet
• Powell wins Democratic bid to face Cantor in 7th
• Obama tax return shows 2011 earnings of $789,674
• Dozens protest UVa's use of cats in medical training
• Powell wins Democratic bid to face Cantor in 7th
• Tom Tom festival to spark conversations about local innovation and entrepreneurs
• Albemarle division puts off decision that could designate more schools as over capacity
• City schools, still struggling with current budget, looking ahead to next deficit
• Man reported shot to death in Orange
• Dozens protest UVa's use of cats in medical training
• Supervisors approves Estes Park rezoning
• Weed endorses Douglass' bid for 5th District
• 6 sentenced in crack distribution; 1 more awaits
• Police investigate bomb threat at UVa building
• Fluvanna supervisors divided on tax increase
• UVa's Sorensen Institute gets Virginia's ex-governors to speak at next week's gala
• Charlottesville to launch online geographic/real estate viewer
• DMV 2 Go heading back to Palmyra
• UPDATE: Wildfires burn more than 17,000 acres in Va.
• Muzzles 'honor' free speech violators
• Va. Dept. of Corrections tops anti-free speech awards -- again
• Zimmerman arrives at jail after turning self in
• Fluvanna residents speak out on proposed tax hike
• Elected officials react to study identifying new business targets
• Racial profiling topic of local NAACP forum
• Albemarle OKs budget; Boyd, Thomas vote no
• UVa to open Contemplative Sciences Center
• Study reveals jobs of Central Virginia's future
• 2 Nelson residents charged in meth bust
• Forum on underage drinking set for April 30
• 5th District candidate Williams to host meet-and-greet
• Planners get first look at 204-unit city-county neighborhood
• UVa events to draw attention to dating sexual violence
• Woman arrested trying to save trees in Woolen Mills
• BREAKING NEWS: Authorities urge drivers to avoid Emmet Street and Ivy Road area
• McIntire Golf Course used by many
• UVa to host debate on uranium mining
• UPDATED: Alleghany, Rockbridge County wildfires grow due to winds
• Out-of-state, regional crews join fight against Virginia wildfires
• New jobs brewing in Nelson
• 9 trapped miners rescued in Peru
• Councilor wants it both ways
• Architect calls for preservation and reuse of historic buildings
• Charlottesville planning panel gives out awards
• UVa board to weigh 4 percent tuition hike
• Sabato's crystal ball: Presidential race a coin toss
• Hurt talks about running on his record at stop in Crozet
• Charlottesville apartments for homeless, low-income people holds opening ceremony
• Public input sought on Albemarle trail
• Community job fair set for April 25 at JPJ
• 2 Albemarle Title 1 schools honored
• Former Albemarle supervisor Charles Martin dies
• Charlottesville council OKs budget; will consider funding Tom Tom
• Area unemployment rises a bit
• Frank Beamer visits Danville Community College
• Alleghany, Craig County fires scorch 1,000's of acres
• Fluvanna school evacuated following threat
• CHS to host Regional College Fair
• Threat against Cantor brings 13-month sentence
• Local government offices to close for Jefferson's birthday
• UVa law library trying to restore Jefferson book collection
• Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer visits Danville
• McDonnell OKs changes to Virginia's retirement system
• Conditions make fire risk high today
• UPDATE: 127 killed in 2 days of clashes in Yemen
• McDonnell
• Officials say Ivy Fire Station should greatly improve response times
• Douglass: I'm the one who can beat Robert Hurt
• Task force begins to study possible need for Commission on Human Rights, Diversity
• Authorities say masked pair broke into Greene credit union
• Greenbrier, Burnley-Moran get Title I designation
• Landmark auction -- date set, details emerge
• Dialogue on Race to host talk on Trayvon Martin
• City library trustees to meet with patrons
• Ex-officer originally accused of rape will serve no time
• UPDATE: Wildfires burning in 5 Va. counties
• Are you concerned about having fluoride in local drinking water?
• The Small House
• Get City Market out of limbo
• Tough on the kids
• Some info on particle pollution
• Don't try to change Virginia
• cuba article
• UPDATE: Wildfires burning 900 acres in Alleghany, Craig Counties
• Officials favor continued use of fluoride in drinking water
• WWII Diary Part 2
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• Recipe Part 2
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• Concert ticket
• Football childrens' book
• Lion poetry
• Deep sea speech
• News article on Cuba
• MULTIMEDIA REPORT: City third-graders explore writing with aspiring teachers in Indiana
• UVa study: Racial disparities seen in juvenile justice locally
• McKenzie: Looking for some good news
• Orange Walmart groundbreaking still months away
• Innovation in Virginia's K-12 education
• Our irrational embargo of Cuba
• Power on the rise
• Foreign policy, national security
• Congrats to Innovator of the Year
• Do what you say
• Lyme is a multi-organism disease
• Meet Your Government: Bill Letteri
• Growing in the spirit: Portico congregation exploding
• Fluvanna eyeing 20 percent tax rate hike
• Easter marks one year since Fluvanna dad's disappearance
• Children enjoy outdoors at Heritage Day in Madison County
• Cantor challenger Powell speaks in Culpeper
• 2 boys escape from juvenile detention center
• City upgrades 250th celebration website
• Embassies have better things to do
• Where there's fire …
• Local officials go the extra mile
• Thank you to Martha Jefferson
• Someone needs to be tried
• UPDATE: Officials say all accounted for after jet crash
• Pilots in fiery Virginia Beach jet crash faced tough choices
• Local worship calendar
• Soundboard 4-6-2012 - Charlottesville's news straight from the source
• As season opens Saturday, City Market future still unclear
• Crozet farm to plant chestnut hybrids in restoration effort
• Cantor talks immigration, health care at UVa stop
• McKenzie: Wounded Warrior run set for second year
• Jet crashed after 'catastrophic mechanical malfunction,' Navy says
• RC 2012
• Readers' Choice 2012
• Paramount Idol
• Registration open for PVCC's free Engineering Summer Academy
• Marathon could cause bus service delays
• Shadwell bridge to close May 1 for 10 weeks
• More free tickets for Jackson show in Mineral
• Research on cats humane, necessary
• Children need all of your focus
• Fast track finding of speed study
• Bridge projects get focus as state funding drops further for secondary road projects
• 'Optimistic' Kaine campaigns in Charlottesville with Warner
• Old Martha Jefferson space filling slowly
• Buckingham man charged with sex with child
• PVCC to hold hiring fair for part-time staff
• Man accused of trying to burn down UVa observatory
• Tim Kaine starts campaign trail early in Roanoke
• Democratic challenger says Hurt not doing enough for education
• Wordplay teams to do quiz-battle at the Paramount
• ParadeRest Benefit Concert – Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band
• Former Heritage & UVA standout Chris Cook back in Lynchburg
• National Theatre LIVE: Frankenstein
• Hansel & Gretal (Missoula Children’s Theatre)
• Frog Prince (Missoula Children’s Theatre)
• Cantor touts small-business tax-cut plan
• Daily Progress to begin new Facebook comment policy
• Operation targeting online child predators nets 20 arrests, officials say
• Obamacare may benefit from face lift
• Community needs to help youth
• Bypass costs more than money
• Your Charlottesville Home and Water: Rain Gutters
• Accused speeders demand to see city study that set speed limit
• UVa names its Innovator of the Year
• 5k scheduled to honor Yeardley Love
• Area NAACP to hold meeting on Trayvon Martin, local racial profiling
• Albemarle approves less-than-equalized tax increase
• County accepts lowest bid for Crozet Library
• Henry County church raises giant cross on Route 220
• Rudy Giuliani to speak at Washington & Lee
• Embattled Fluvanna appoints new county administrator
• City fire departments' among local Easter egg hunts
• Daily Progress to begin new Facebook comment policy
• Two years after scandal, VQR editor stepping down
• Wagner’s Dream: The Making of The Ring
• The Met: LIVE in HD – Götterdämmerung
• The Met: LIVE in HD – Siegfried
• Kaine, Warner tour today to tout economic proposals
• The Met: LIVE in HD – Die Walküre
• The Met: LIVE in HD: Das Rheingold
• The Met: LIVE IN HD – Wagner’s Ring Cycle Subscription
• Comments deserve a discussion, not hatred
• Not your average congressman
• Worry about the real issues
• RWSA makes case for adding chloramines to water supply
• Officials: Proposed change 'a recipe for the dissolution of the ... Library'
• First Tee in the rough over funding
• County Planning Commission backs new police shooting range
• Roseland woman, 83, dies in crash
• Applications sought for UVa-hosted science camp
• Playground fire does damage worth thousands in Charlottesville
• Albemarle safety awards to honor enforcers, survivors
• Man in Charlottesville pleads guilty to stealing from the National Guard
• Scottsville announces new town manager
• Police: Unclaimed chickens spilling onto Berkmar Drive
• Scooter driver in ICU as investigation continues
• The Downtown Charlottesville City Market Opens Saturday!
• Obama failing to follow through
• Bay cleanup looks to be progressing
• Szakos decries response to statue comments
• Avon-Fifth connector, Wood development focus of meeting
• State official tours Louisa schools
• 3 indicted on fraud charges; UVa student indicted on porn charges
• Pedestrian, cycling improvements coming to Lake Monticello area
• Work begins on trail in McIntire Park
• Full text of Forgiveness Day resolution
• Charlottesville councilors endorse 'Community Forgiveness Day'
• Series of events to mark Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Congressional hopeful Douglass to hold town hall in Charlottesville
• Man wanted in Conn. bank robberies arrested in Nelson County
• Suspected meth lab found in Christoper Newport dorm room
• Should the government forgive a portion of outstanding student loans?
• Obama's heavy use of Espionage Act topic of 'Whistleblowers' conference at Montpelier
• Charlottesville budget passes on Longo proposal for Downtown Mall
• Career-track academies distinguishing Albemarle school
• McKenzie: Ink blots make me think of gratitude for birthday party
• PVCC to hold engineering degree program open house
• Huja calls on residents to curb water use, pollution as part of contest
• Charlottesville budget highlights, upcoming meetings
• Charlottesville budget proposal relies on raiding certain funds
• Charlottesville schools budget crisis averted -- for now
• Louisa returning to normal after quake
• UVa dean: Nurse shortage tied to lack of faculty
• Piece of steel from 9/11 to be dedicated at UVa Sunday
• 3 Nelson teachers win travel scholarships
• This week's votes in Congress
• Worship calendar for the week beginning Saturday
• Citizens review plans for protection of historic and scenic resources
• Danville celebrates David Wilson's move to NFL
• Soundboard - Charlottesville's news straight from the source (3/30/2012)
• Book festival sees another strong year
• McKenzie: Losing rights? Just ask Mr. Hash
• Augusta Health to open Crozet clinic April 30
• Homicide victim may have made fraud allegations against defendant
• Dog saved in U-Heights fire in Albemarle
• James River meeting to be held in Scottsville
• Red, white powder found in Albemarle office building
• Gary Sinise in car crash, won't make Martinsville concert or race
• Moscow Ballet – Great Russian Nutcracker
• Children's health expo being held Saturday
• CATEC seeking Wall of Fame nominations
• Community gets engaged on West Main's past, present and future
• Two years after crisis, UVa's radio station sees listeners, funds up
• Class of 2016--UVa admits 7,759, but how many will accept?
• Orange woman enters plea deal in fatal wreck, alleged conspiracy
• CAT preps for summer free youth transit
• New federally funded health center in Charlottesville stalls
• Virginia Tech students murder task force reveals murder weapon, DNA evidence
• Bolling speaks at Chamber of Commerce breakfast
• UVa offers more than 7,700 spots in Class of 2016
• Police: White powder in UVa hazmat scare turns out to be cocaine
• Madison County man gets 27 years for throwing girlfriend off bridge
• Civil War is part of our heritage
• Hurt using scare tactics on seniors
• New school offers frersh questions
• Green Home Improvements for Your Charlottesville Home
• MPO remains concerned about changing transportation laws
• Two Hanover schools locked down after report
• Putt-Putt owner named chamber of commerce's volunteer of the year
• Contractors bid on Crozet Library
• Tea party challenges need for Albemarle tax bump as groups plead for more
• Albemarle ups illegal sign enforcement
• CBIC announces award finalists
• City police arrest man in two different incidences
• Charlottesville leaders ponder future land uses
• Opportunities grow at PVCC job fair
• Albemarle increasing enforcement of illegal signs near highways
• Attorney seeks $4 million for 2 Va. Tech families
• Michelle Obama to speak at Va. Tech commencement May 11
• Michelle Obama to speak at Virginia Tech commencement
• Nelson superintendent voluntarily lowers pay to help budget
• Cash Mob Charlottesville Strikes Downtown
• Do your part to save on gasoline
• Look again at alcohol policy
• State putting localities on road to crisis
• ACLU warns Va. State Police about social-media policy
• Event discusses past, present and future of locally grown food
• At UVa, Pawlenty talks tough on Middle East, humorously on campaign
• Police seek public's help in credit card fraud probe
• Woman dies in Buckingham flooding
• Buckingham fire kills man
• Judge denies Carter's Grove proposed settlement
• Virginia Tech robotic jellyfish to aid U.S. Navy
• Virginia Tech students hold "hoodie march" for Trayvon Martin
• VDOT adjusts bypass requirements as bid deadline nears
• Freeze damage not widespread
• Hearing set for Fluvanna bridge replacement
• Woman, 88, dies in wreck on U.S. 29
• Esmont Day set for May 19
• Ruth Graham to speak at prison ministry benefit
• Volkswalk to be held at Monticello on April 15
• UVa BIS officials holding advising sessions at PVCC
• Hillsville man has new face after groundbreaking transplant
• Va. ACLU picks Claire Guthrie Gastañaga as executive director
• SAT, ACT tests to tighten security
• Soundboard - Charlottesville's news straight from the source (3/23/2012)
• Worker killed in accident at western Va. steel plant
• Home Improvement Apps
• Gas prices are no simple formula
• City's Civil War statues remind us of our past
• Charlottesville Parks Board takes input on McIntire Park’s future
• Organizations won't commit to IMPACT's youth unemployment initiative
• Mid-warm spring, freezing could do damage to crops
• Library to ask Albemarle for more money
• UVa researchers launch UCanPoopToo.com to help childhood incontinence
• Charlottesville picks Prince Michel to concoct Celebrate 250 wine
• Virginia Tech student murders task force to reveal murder weapon
• Wreck blocks Burnley Station Road in Albemarle
• What should Charlottesville do with its Civil War statues?
• The latest in John Edwards soap opera
• Explore bypass alternatives
• Book festival wraps up with session on presidents' faith
• Top-paid faculty members at Virginia colleges
• Schools find ways to boost salaries
• Virginia lags in faculty pay
• Albemarle struggles with taking on more of road maintenance costs
• New Charlottesville fire station to cut response times
• McKenzie: SARA looking to award a Kid Hero
• Local planning district honored for intergenerational efforts
• Mayhem in the making
• Bypass project is safe and opportunistic
• Fetus not a person until the soul joins
• Solar installation a win-win program
• Who are the 17 slain Afghanis?
• Drug Court helps lives, saves money
• Meet Your Government: Donovan Branche
• Ryan, survivor and former UVa coach, to speak on pancreatic cancer
• Albemarle budget would move on long-waiting projects
• UVa can't help but plan its budget, even with state one undecided
• Current Bond author tells crowd: 'Rejection is a speed bump'
• Program for mental care for recently released inmates worries about its funding
• Pawlenty coming to UVa
• There's order in this judge's courtroom
• The job ax falls
• Flying squirrel-cat
• Some matters are more important
• Obama, Lilly Ledbetter helped in fight for women's rights
• Planning commission endorses continued protection of most rural interstate interchanges
• Attorney files suit to stop new dam
• Albemarle begins discussion of eventual new high school
• Nelson supervisors reject latest reassessments
• Scores protest federal contraception mandate in Charlottesville
• Book festival event uncovers little known facets of Charlottesville
• McKenzie: An ode to a good old dog
• Charlottesville to begin leaf pickup April 2
• City students get back April 9 as day off
• No charges to be filed in UVa bomb threat
• State Police probing money missing from Greene Sheriff's Office
• Lynchburg man charged with 126-mph DUI in Amherst County
• Obama taps Dartmouth College president to head World Bank
• Real Estate Recovery in Charlottesville, VA: Buyers Who Buy Now, Even If They Need To Sell, Will Be Ahead In The Long Run
• Gray areas in military free speech
• How has Afghan war helped U.S.?
• Historian talks Civil War as councilor wonders if statues should be torn down
• Main Street Arena getting huge solar installation
• Crews to close Advance Mills bridge
• Is your student a hero? SARA wants to know
• Third arrest made in series of burglaries
• Howardsville Turnpike to close for rail repairs
• City schools seek health board members
• Jefferson Area Tea Party welcomes new leader, hears Senate candidate
• Northrop Grumman gives Darden $1M grant
• Alex-Zan 'lock in' to talk school desegregation
• UVa performs Virginia's first stem cell transplants
• Investigation preceded city spokesman's departure
• Woman arrested, another sought in late-night robbery
• Va Senate panel OKs budget, setting up Monday vote
• Senate Finance Committee approves budget
• Monticello HS principal stepping down in June
• Northrop Grumman gives Darden $1 million grant for new program
• Bagel guru Murray Lender dies at 81
• Other side of uranium controversy
• An acceptance of Graham's apology
• Judge Hogshire talks about how he came to be a fan of Drug Court
• NBA great Jerry West kicks off book festival
• Book festival event explores Southern-Latino culinary fusion
• Longtime Orange publisher dies
• City spokesman stepping down as investigation reports surface
• 2 locals among national Carnegie hero medalists
• 1 arrested, 1 sought in local larcenies
• Food Heritage gathering set for Monday
• Easter egg hunts planned for area children
• Water plan foes to file suit to stop dam construction
• City police step up enforcement on bypass
• Anti-dam group plans to file lawsuit
• Home Office Security Check
• City should avoid homogenization
• Increasing taxes for pay raises doesn't benefit the taxpayer
• Tough hit, but chance to start anew
• Water authority awards dam contract to Thalle Construction
• First Tee officials make pitch for continued use of McIntire Park
• UVa seeks to shift paradigm of change with OpenGrounds
• Virginia Festival of the Book starts Wednesday with sold-out event
• UVa Cancer Center seeks industry partners
• Police: Batesville man arrested in sexual battery of girl
• New MJH LEED certified
• UVa testing surgical blood pressure treatment
• Hiker might be missing along Appalachian Trail
• Searching for Google, NSA connection
• Time for another bypass study
• State legislators not focused on the important things
• Charlottesville refrains from using eminent domain on Fry's Spring land
• City Council holds public hearing on FY13 budget
• Albemarle to hold master plan meeting
• Senate hopeful to address Jefferson Area Tea Party
• Staunton stables 'more of a lifestyle than a job'
• Police: Man shot, charged after breaking and entering
• Real Estate Recovery in Charlottesville
• What's your favorite place to enjoy spring?
• Virginia tornado drill set for tomorrow morning
• UPDATE: Obama raises $45 million in February
• Heroes in classrooms
• Justice in progress
• Bypass gains would not be 'major'
• Meet Your Government: Dan Eggleston
• Charlottesville ready to open first housing complex for the homeless
• Hash case: UVa law reps lash out at sheriff at meeting
• UVa professor 'not surprised' by Hash case
• Hash case: Convictions need to be policed, experts say
• Local budgets counting on increased revenue from meals taxes
• Great War exhibit rolls into Charlottesville
• McKenzie: ODU ghost hunters go to private homes
• Albemarle St. Paddy's checkpoints net arrests
• 'No respect'
• Bypass impacts need re-evaluation
• 'There are none so blind as those who will not see'
• Victims of the budget stalemate
• D.C. restaurateur, local resident Gerard Pain dies
• Nelson volunteers work to reduce child hunger
• Slideshow-2012 Regional Spelling Bee
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• UVa leaders, all relatively new, face great challenges, change
• Fluvanna girl on her way to national spelling bee
• Scottsville gears up for town elections
• UVa law students rack up record number of pro bono hours
• University of Virginia only cares about the bottom line
• At least he wasn't late
• Pass the TP, please
• More than 'friends'
• Officials erred in breaking up protest
• Soundboard - Charlottesville's news straight from the source (radio pilot)
• Huguely lawyer says 'retrial' request likely
• State police to probe unauthorized raises in Fluvanna
• Police have person of interest, but no suspect, in UVa bomb scare
• Suspect in custody in Albemarle shooting
• Details announced for Mineral's Alan Jackson concert
• UVa-designed artificial pancreas moves closer to market
• Albemarle police seek man on multiple charges
• Judge rules in Albemarle's favor in dispute with insurer
• Jaquith launches Virginia law website
• Suspect in custody following shooting in southern Albemarle
• Locked up on the Lawn: Chains clutter heart of honor-bound UVa
• McKenzie: WWI exhibit rolling into Shoppers World
• Super Temps help UVa fill special assignments
• UPDATE: Clooney, Moran arrested at Sudanese embassy protest
• Principal of Iowa school where Christian band spread anti-gay, anti-abortion message resigns
• Albemarle Images
• Albemarle County bicyclist robbed on Pantops
• March Madness at The Paramount
• Police have person of interest after bomb threat clears UVa buildings
• Clarifying church views, contraception
• How about we treat marijuana like another legal substancde?
• Criminals now in the know
• Views differ on meaning of 'equalized'
• Easy on B&Bs
• Living Charlottesville: Woodhayven, an affordable Downtown neighborhood
• DEQ briefs localities on quality of area streams
• Residents share feedback on Virginia’s plan for state parks
• UVa announces new bio-materials partnership
• One arrested, one flees after Orange home invasion robbery
• SARA seeks to break record with three-legged race
• Caution urged for drivers on St. Patrick's Day
• Suspect sought after bomb threat clears UVa buildings
• Missing Albemarle girl found
• Public has right to know about mining
• Public radio needs state's boost
• County may study zoning changes to encourage rural B&Bs
• Virginia Tech civil trial jury finds in favor of April 16th families
• Albemarle police ask for help finding missing teen
• Littlepage, at senior center, bemoans distractions of college athletics
• UVa schools rank high in annual listing
• Slideshow-Michael Hash released
• Slideshow-Michael Hash released
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• Slideshow-Michael Hash released
• Slideshow-Michael Hash released
• Judge frees Hash in rejected Culpeper murder case
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in shootings response
• Albemarle advertises less-than-equalized tax rate
• Virginia professor wins Bancroft Prize for history
• What Makes Charlottesville Such a Great Place to Live?
• Hash case highlights court drama
• Time to think north-south bypass
• Remembering religion's place
• Edison2 presents car designs to green builders
• Nelson County man killed in accident remembered
• Cash Mob coming to Charlottesville
• Safety of chloramines questioned: Disinfectant to be added into local water supply starting in 2014
• Redfields developer sues Albemarle over rezoning denial
• Traffic, police staffing top discussion at Mallek town hall
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 7: Deliberations begin Wednesday
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 7: Deliberations begin Wednesday
• Scores to shave heads at Corner restaurant
• Albemarle schools budget gap narrowing
• Public forum on city budget set for March 21
• Bridge in Shadwell to close for 10 weeks
• St. Anne's-Belfield awarded LEED certification
• Room Key acquires local online lodging firm
• Virginia jobless rate hits 3-year low at 5.8%
• Kaine leads Allen in UVa center poll
• Charlottesville polling Downtown Mall visitors
• Mineral DMV Select to be dedicated
• Ivy Creek Natural Area – Programs all Year Long
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 7: Tech lawyers rest their defense
• State rests in Va. Tech wrongful death trial
• County fair returns, while state fair exits
• Look again at education systems
• 31 dead, dozens missing in Bangladesh ferry crash
• Cuccinelli needs to do his job
• Allen or Radtke to be first on GOP primary ballot
• Our Spotted Ones Get Clean at the Dogg House
• Such great heights -- UVa helps world's tallest man finally stop growing
• Charlottesville officials balk at raising minimum pay
• Scottsville residents hear how funding has hurt police, transportation
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 6: Tech's defense begins
• City survey: Most residents satisfied with services, taxes
• Pair plead guilty to obstructing justice after last year's fatal shooting
• Virginia General Assembly special session expected to cost taxpers thousands
• Virginia General Assembly special session expected to cost taxpayers thousands
• AUDIO: Albemarle Supervisors discuss capital budget
• Albemarle budget session: 'Where is that money coming from?'
• Police ask for help finding suspect
• Two arrested after Albemarle police find dead and malnourished horses
• Culpeper prosecutor resigns in aftermath of overturned murder conviction
• Supervisors endorse changes to county strategic plan
• Are we in Fallujah, Virginia?
• To help nature, we must first know how
• Does the price of gas affect your view of the presidential election?
• Survey highlights value of rural areas, public participation
• City man charged with assault on police
• City considering raising lowest regular wage to $13 an hour
• Ingenious idea at Greenbrier: After-school program takes root in vacant apartment
• McKenzie: March 24 workshop to help plan a good death
• Obama was just trying to protect our soldiers
• Private property has more value, rights than women
• Iran must make move to rescue diplomacy
• Living wage won't make workers stop striving
• Albemarle traffic safety should shift focus
• Partisan politics trumps national interests in 2012
• Services recommence today in Greene church gutted by 2010 arson
• Something old, blue ... and unexpected
• Another good, for the most part, apology
• Income tax code needs correcting
• Survey finds public wants a bypass, open to alternatives to the Western Bypass
• Albemarle EMS fees set to rise
• Shortstaffed Albemarle police blamed on high standards, low pay
• Ruckersville church
• Meet Your Government: Ryan Davidson
• UVa law school aims to have renovations ready for Aug. interviews
• Blue Ridge Baking eyes expansion
• Governor should stand up for us
• Maybe a compromise possible on the Belmont Bridge project
• And they partied like animals
• Hey, look, I did it!
• Mad Men – Season 5 Premiere Party
• Even after verdict, press still fighting for access to Huguely evidence
• Hash, his conviction overturned, transferred to Albemarle, possibly ahead of release
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 5: Steger, victim's mother take the stand
• McKenzie: Vigilant neighborhoods vs. determined burglars
• Suspect arrested after sexual assault of elementary student in Louisa Co.
• UPDATE: Va. Tech president testifies: 'I tried my best'
• House, Senate heading to special session on state budget
• City seeks design task force applicants
• Albemarle County Fair to return
• Albemarle Images
• World Peace and Other 4th-Grade Achievements
• S.C. lieutenant governor resigns amid criminal investigation
• Disabled deserve chance at full life
• Rules to aid passenger, pilot safety
• Albemarle begins planning process for southern growth area
• Some Hollymead students will be moved to Baker-Butler
• UVa researchers find DNA in new places
• UVa study: Area residents above average in economic optimism
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 4: Hinkcer, Flinchum testify
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 4: Hinkcer, Flinchum testify
• Ex-Louisa police officer indicted on fraud charge
• Lawmakers likely to adjourn Saturday without budget
• City homicide victim was stabbed in neck
• Former Kluge-connected business reopens under new owner
• Local cideries could get boost from grant
• Stein Mart, Jason's deli coming to Shoppers World
• Bolling to speak at annual chamber breakfast
• PVCC fire blamed on cigarette butts
• Fluvanna prison guard to face charges of inmate sex
• Madison girl charged in attack
• Nelson official convicted in TV case
• Living Charlottesville: Melbourne Park, Downtown Charlottesville
• Apologies all around, both good and bad
• Women's rights under attack
• Albemarle will not ask for detailed bypass study
• Even prosecutor warns suspect in Madison triple homicide against self-representation
• JABA leader, in office since '87, plans to step down
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 3: Police, April 16th panel leader, Tech executive take stand
• County supervisors bicker over which projects should see 'fast-track' permits
• PVCC secures Greene location with donation
• Woman accused in city man's death denied bond
• Campaign apologizes in Democratic 5th District scuffle
• UPDATE: McDonnell signs ultrasound abortion bill
• Bill that would allow Habitat-Biscuit Run land swap passes Senate
• SLIDESHOW-Burnley-Moran Video Conference
• SLIDESHOW-Burnley-Moran Video Conference
• SLIDESHOW-Burnley-Moran Video Conference
• SLIDESHOW-Burnley-Moran Video Conference
• WWI exhibit set to visit area
• Workshop aims to increase fluency with Cvillepedia
• Charlottesville, One of America’s Favorite Cities
• Laff Mobb: Love to Laff Comedy Tour
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 3: April 16th panel leader on stand
• Nelson County man dies after being hit by track loader
• UVa may need to re-evaluate itself
• State legislators talking out of both sides of their mouths
• Delegates not speaking for the majority of Virginians
• State Capitol protest deabate remains raging
• Most, but not all, of Central Virginia localities go for Romney
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 2: Opening statements begin
• Race for Democratic nod for 5th gets testy
• Man admits to stealing 111 Albemarle schools laptops
• Gordonsville man charged in city with attempted capital murder
• Louisa superintendent honored for leadership
• Time change set for this weekend
• Council OKs task force to study Belmont Bridge corridor
• Orange man charged with attempted capital murder
• As expected, light turnout in 2-candidate GOP primary
• Snow makeup day set for April 9
• Halfaday pleads guilty to election fraud.
• Gary Sinese named Grand Marshal at Martinsville NASCAR race
• GOP primary voting at a trickle in city, county
• Nelson County woman killed in house fire
• Woman charged in city killing has record
• Architectural Salvage Yards Near Charlottesville
• Curious George: Follow That Monkey!
• UPDATE: McDonnell changes voting time; misses protesters
• Cell jammers raise issues of free speech
• Romney can be the leader we need
• Letter writer inaccurate about Obama Bible quote
• Special Forces soldier dies trying to save his children in N.C. fire
• Virginia prepares for back-burner, less-than-super Tuesday primary
• Area agencies ask federal government for more scrutiny on Western Bypass
• Only Ron Paul, Mitt Romney face off today in Va.
• Officials warn melted snow could hamper traffic again
• Sympathetic City Council listens to School Board money woes
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 1: Jury selection almost complete
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 1: Jury selection almost complete
• Win for good government
• UVa officials' behavior shocking
• VMI students launch effort to prevent cheating
• Turner to address African-American experience at UVa
• Supervisors say county in 'big trouble' with understaffed police department
• Mallek to host town hall meetings for White Hall
• Albemarle growth meeting pushed back
• Charlottesville police investigating a possible homicide
• Regional planners to launch bike-tracking application
• Do you buy "organic" fruits and vegetables?
• Charlottesville Business Journal Tips Its Hat to Ragged Mountain Running Shop
• UPDATED 10:15 a.m.: Burst of winter tangles commutes; spurs multiple accidents
• Charlottesville Dogwood Festival 2012
• Organization could shake up politics
• Belmont Bridge’s future: Winning design faces obstacles
• Meet Your Government: Margaret Maliszewski
• More funds needed for local care
• Council to take up Belmont-area redesign Monday
• Overall, crime down in city, Albemarle
• McKenzie: Anderson Carriage Food House alive and well
• Analyst: With Democratic challenge, Hurt still the favorite
• Hogshire to speak at drug court event
• Bell to commend Fluvanna hero on Monday
• Cantor endorses Romney
• 309 Kent Road OPEN for preview, Today, Sunday March 4
• UPDATE: Cantor endorses Romney
• Rising student loan debt fuels concern among Lynchburg-area colleges
• Speak up and defend the Constitution
• Just the facts about Affordable Care Act
• No connection between eugenics, personhood bill; research before praising Margaret Sanger
• Blame game does not lead to real solutions to our very real problems
• Weapons that wit
• Confessions of a celeb downfall enthusiast
• The reality of an ultrasound
• Now is the time for UVa to pay a living wage
• Virginia court clears way for rape conviction reversal
• It's official: This winter one of the warmest
• Werner to speak at Red Cross luncheon fundraiser
• Volunteers needed to help children in court
• nTelos expands wireless service in city
• UPDATE: Va. court halts AG's quest for records
• Area helping its students and sciences
• All aboard for arts
• Cutting school funding hurts students
• Hoping for a better tomorrow
• Bell's 'Tebow bill' dies in committee
• Blue Ridge Parkway sees uptick in visitors
• Advocates object to state's use of national housing settlement
• Charlottesville School Board approves budget with 5 layoffs, shortened contracts
• UVa living wage campaign breaks hunger strike, vows to 'escalate' action in the future
• Orange County sues now defunct American Press
• County's Dumler plans town hall-style meetings
• Nature enthusiast to speak at Paramount
• Chamber supports UVa in 'living wage' debate
• Go slow on bridge proposal
• How to save a soul?
• City needs to keep Belmont Bridge
• Equality in invasive testing
• Planning Commission approves rezoning of Greenbrier Commons
• City’s transit director departure means new era for system
• Panel at UVa talks GOP campaign, predicts Romney will emerge
• Albemarle told to lower taxes, and also how under-funded everything is
• National Weather Service issues Central Virginia flood warning
• Judge overturns Culpeper murder conviction; Albemarle sheriff 'opened the door' for investigation
• VMI student helping Air Force develop flapping wing drones
• Albemarle warns of rising sewer costs and continues to question move of pump station
• Senate fails to pass House budget; sets up impasse
• Armed robbery suspect arrested in Buckingham
• U.S. judge overturns Culpeper capital murder conviction
• Extension could better the bypass
• Oscar vs. Oskar
• Economist's ideas turned inside out
• Huguely trial testimony shines light on drinking at university
• McIntire Park planning process continues
• WORDPLAY presented by Literacy Volunteers of Charlottesville
• Local black history exhibit plans unveiled
• Rio District residents speak out on traffic woes
• Virginians to vote on eminent domain amendment
• As final redistricting suit is tossed, Douglass nears announcement
• UVa center starts presidential election history blog
• Birth expo scheduled for Saturday
• Albemarle budget public hearing set for Wednesday
• UVa engineering school plans open house
• Armed man robs GameStop on U.S. 29
• UVa names 2012 Jefferson medalists
• UVa, Hopkins get $3.3M grant for brain cancer research
• Louisa police officer charged in embezzlement probe
• Jeffrey Easley convicted of killing Tina Smith in Roanoke County
• UPDATE: Senate approves ultrasound abortion mandate
• George Allen opens lead on Tim Kaine in Roanoke College poll
• Mark Warner to give Virginia Tech commencement address
• Hurt deplores partisanship in Congress
• New insurance exchange will offer Virginia more options
• Work hard to earn a living
• Coyote carcasses found near Botetourt County trailhead
• Mud Dauber Studio, a wonderful pottery and crafts spot in Earlysville, Virginia
• Who Represents the Home Buyer?
• Charlottesville offers a diversity of lifestyles
• Madison gets $15K for playground
• City budget to help out financially strapped schools, but how much is 'one time' aid?
• Virginia Tech April 16th lawsuits not settled, likely headed to trial
• UVa wage protesters see no breakthrough as hunger strike continues
• Jefferson-Madison Regional Library to update Internet systems
• City says budget proposal call for no 'significant' cuts or tax increases
• Living Wage Campaign calls meeting with officials unproductive
• Former Cavalier football player faces marijuana charge
• At what point will gas prices affect your driving habits?
• Legislature must fix redistricting
• Restore funding to core services
• Recommendation for Rob Bell
• New hotel planned for corner at West Main & Ridge McIntire
• Two Democrats now look to be in race for 5th nod
• City poll seeks input on deer population
• Louisa school gym closed after cracks found
• McKenzie: Head to C'ville Coffee on Saturday for casual car fun
• French chairs at Montpelier link Madison to Washington
• Poplar Forest tries to unearth slave history
• Family of woman shot by officer horrified
• What is the right wat to evaluate a teacher?
• Funding must increase for disabled
• Thanks to Department of Corrections of Virginia
• The use and abuse of political labeling
• UVa should stop being greedy, pay employees more
• Is the Human Rights Commission worthy?
• Are small savings here worth the extra financial burden there?
• Ultrasound bill is embarrassing for Va.
• Transvaginal ultrasound unconstitutional
• Good question, wanting answer
• Khamenei's nuclear narrative
• Changes coming for regional trains
• Parkway interchange awaits result of federal lawsuit
• Camp feels shortchanged by dam deal
• Jurors discuss deciding Huguely's fate
• Study: County bests state numbers for college enrollment
• CHS principal says Department of Education number flawed
• Sheriff's Office to host 'Posse Golf'
• McIntire meeting to be held at CHS
• Stanardsville safety initiative moving forward
• The death that never occurred
• Citizen's arrest, sort of
• Hey, watch it!
• Don't judge CHS for a few mistakes
• A small good deed shows the youth of today are caring
• Lorrie Morgan
• Lorrie Morgan – March 29th
• City officials talk school budget cuts
• UVa board discusses tuition for coming year
• Charlottesville names new assistant city manager
• McKenzie: 18-year-old hit-and-run case shows character
• Write-ins won't be allowed in Virginia GOP primary
• City police arrest 1, look for 1 in beating
• City, Albemarle adopt calendars for coming school year
• Worship calendar for week beginning Feb. 25
• Orange woman accused in fatal wreck back in court
• McIntire Park planning meeting set for Tuesday
• Charlottesville area under tornado watch through 8 p.m.
• FOCUS to host women's fair in March
• MACAA accepting Head Start applications now
• 5k planned to benefit Wounded Warrior Project
• Proposed Albemarle budget up 2.4 percent
• Feral cat population part of natural selection process
• Nature deserves our protection
• Case tells tragic lessons
• Design work on U.S. 29 widening to start this summer
• FEMA gives $19M for Louisa high school
• City schools continue to look at further cuts
• Some think Huguely sentence should be longer
• As hunger striker advised to eat, Sullivan updates board on wage demands
• Fluvanna suit over bonds dismissed
• Old Jefferson Schools gives sneak peek at future uses
• Central Virginia wines have good show in Governor's Cup
• UVa center to host 2012 election panel
• Abshire perjury charge review postponed
• UPDATE: State Senate scuttles 'personhood' bill
• Senate backs bill on storing firearms
• Area biotech groups lead the charge
• Let's take care of feral cat issue
• Cartoon missed the mark on Catholic Church's position
• McDonnell hopes to get amended ultrasound bill
• Mamma Mia!
• MPO agrees to conduct traffic modeling for bypass extension, other projects
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• SLIDESHOW-Jury convicts Huguely
• 'Nothing but loss, everywhere' as murder trial ends in late-night rain
• Jury convicts Huguely, recommends up to 26 years
• Council opposes grant application for new Belmont Bridge design
• Remorseful Louisa man to serve 12 months for fatal hit-and-run from 18 years ago
• UPDATE: 10:25 p.m.: Jury recommends 25 years for Huguely
• Toscano to host telephone town hall
• Gravel spill causes delays in county
• McDonnell denounces ultrasound bill; House passes weaker version
• Bolling urges GOP to focus on 'issues that matter most'
• Louisa man pleads guilty in hit and run
• Deliberations ongoing in Huguely trial
• UPDATE: 1 arrested in shooting at McGuire VA hospital
• 'Equalized' rate depends on viewpoint
• City Council should rethink actions
• Media should leave family in Huguely trial alone
• Western Bypass extension among conceptual ideas to be considered
• Huguely's fate in jury's hands
• City not going to war against 'lovely, graceful' deer
• County mulls the future of Ivy Materials Utilization Center
• Endowments of UVa, other state universities best pre-recession highs
• Ex-City Council candidate indicted on 1 count of election fraud
• Congressman Hurt explains vote supporting payroll tax extension
• Board of Supervisors appoints planning commissioner
• County police announce arrests in credit card thefts
• Va. Senate passes adoption discrimination bill
• Google fails to find fans of its policy
• Time of the season?
• Don't fall victim to threat of labeling
• Officials urge continued caution on Va. roads
• Winning design for Belmont: No bridge, more connectivity for Belmont and Downtown Mall
• Senate advances gun-rights bills
• After city fails to create diversity commission, 5 resign from Dialogue on Race
• City Council to hear deer removal options both violent and non-
• Source: Wintegreen condo fire did $200K in damages
• SWVA snow storm aftermath: Power outages being fixed, roads improve
• Three-day break a wild card factor for Huguely jury
• Slideshow-February Snow
• Slideshow-February Snow
• Slideshow-February Snow
• Slideshow-February Snow
• Slideshow-February Snow
• Slideshow-February Snow
• Senate committee kills GPS tracking ban
• Keep door swinging
• USPS should adopt new policy
• 'When will they ever learn?'
• Should the University of Virginia meet the demands of the Living Wage Campaign?
• Albemarle amendment to adjust school funds with revenue share fails, again
• As state closes mental disability centers, local agencies brace for flood of need
• Authorities say fatal wreck on I-64 'not weather-related'
• Winter's first significant snow falls on eve of Presidents Day
• Police: UVa student robbed at gunpoint
• McKenzie: Woman indeed has loyal friends, but could use a few more
• Ex-Council hopeful plans music event to highlight Jefferson's city
• Contractors bidding on Western Bypass challenge VDOT with questions
• Meet Your Government: Charles Werner
• Huguely must wait until Wednesday -- at least -- to hear his verdict
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 11
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 11
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• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 11
• Police: Vehicle rolls down hill and crashes with 5-year-old in driver's seat
• Will wintry weather whip wayward warmth?
• UVa Living Wage Campaign announces hunger strike
• Police: Two arrested with drugs, counterfeit money
• Does that say what I think it says?
• Pig in a joke
• Model U.N. teaches us to work together
• Theater performances are in jeopardy at Paramount
• Free children's dental clinic to be held near Orange
• After dispute over inter-witness emails, final expert speaks to Love's injuries
• Ash Lawn Opera: “Mozart’s Magic Piccolo”
• Ash Lawn Opera: The Magic Flute
• Ash Lawn Opera: The Music Man
• Sources say sparse season shall shift to snow Sunday
• In letter, Sullivan says UVa 'committed' to continuing to improve wages
• Virgil Goode to run for president
• McKenzie: Injured puppy lucky to find itself in skilled hands
• The Haven to host 5k
• County planning meeting to focus on southern urban area
• Ex-Orange soccer coach pleads not guilty to sex charges
• UPDATE: Suicide bomb suspect from N.Va. arrested near U.S. Capitol
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 10
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 10
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 10
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• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 10
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 10
• Will Saturday see Huguely trial into jury's hands?
• Huguely Trial, UPDATED 11:30 a.m. - Value of Love's computer contested
• Equipment failure affects a few flights at Richmond
• Va. House ban on gay adoptions survives Senate panel
• Grape-flavored liquid infant Tylenol recalled
• Presidential tapes reveal serious and mundane
• Relations with China normalizing
• Security and economy
• Pay attention to your children
• UVa's Miller Center, ex-Gov. Baliles bring presidential recordings to Crozet
• Shenandoah preps for spring openings, prescribed burns
• Virginia Tech gets $705,000 for "bird stress" study
• Trial delay ups pressure on Huguely proceedings
• The Huguely trial -- What factors into all the attention?
• Huguely trial suspended for day; defense lawyer ill
• UPDATE 1:00 p.m.: Huguely trial postponed for sick attorney
• City's Werner wins fire service award
• Democratic Sen. Phil Puckett says he will vote for "Personhood Bill"
• Huguely trial starting late today; defense lawyer ill
• VCU reports man with knife tries to rob student on campus
• Signs could help Amtrak station
• Gingrich is in no position to lead the United States
• Wintergreen skiing conditions surprisingly good this year
• County School Board needs to try harder
• EcoMOD project expanding efforts to build energy efficient affordable housing
• Commonwealth rests its case after Huguely teammates tell of 'strange' behavior
• Defense's expert witnesses: Highly intoxicated Love died from lack of oxygen
• Festival of the Book to tie in with Celebrate 250
• UVa defends its policies against Living Wage Campaign
• Local audience told of signs, symptoms of gang membership
• City seeks task force members to study possible diversity group
• Breiner, Stone Mountain winemaker, dies
• Chess club ups 'higher-level thinking' for Virginia students
• Thomas to hold town hall for Rio District
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 8
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 8
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• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 8
• Virginia Tech 'Hokie Ambassador' overcomes disability
• Rally urges Senate, Bolling, to back 'personhood' bill
• Metro settles most death suits from 2009 D.C. train crash
• Weekend's colder weather meant more traffic at Wintergreen
• CHS sends BACON to CERN
• Food for the hungry
• Negative role models
• City-county tensions a wasted effort
• Huguely Day 8: Prosecution expected to rest
• Albemarle officials take another look at adequacy of housing pipeline and demand
• The Banff Mountain Film Festival
• City Planning Commission recommends approval for 300-unit apartment complex
• Testimony centers on twisting of Love's head
• Medical, forensics experts testify in Huguely trial
• Money available for Moores Creek watershed residents for pollution-mediation projects
• Quinn moving on from Montpelier
• Albemarle sheriff seeks search-and-rescue volunteers
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 7
• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 7
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• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 7
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• SLIDESHOW-Huguely Trial Day 7
• Two city men sought on credit card theft charges
• Blood drive set for Friday
• Former Westminster-Canterbury CEO dies Former Westminster-Canterbury CEO dies
• Area stakeholders preparing bypass comments
• Huguely Trial Day 7, UPDATED 4:10 p.m. - Medical experts continue to testify
• Augusta County man charged with attempted capital murder
• Slow to overthrow
• This love story is strictly Classified
• Insurance exchange: No choice
• How did bypass get in the fast lane?
• Allen: Amendment to personhood bill might clear up birth control concern
• Huguely murder trial: Testimony details Love injuries as sides spar over what caused them
• Judge declines request to make Huguely evidence easier to see, hear
• W&L students explain McDonnell pick for GOP vice-president
• UPDATE: Medical examiner testifies about Love's injuries
• Sheriff's Office holding disaster preparedness training
• Slideshow-Huguely Trial Day 6
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• Slideshow-Huguely Trial Day 6
• House passes bill requiring earthquake insurance notice
• Huguely Trial Day 6, UPDATED 12:45 p.m. - He had cuts, bruises when police interviewed him
• UPDATE: Obama's $3.8 trillion budget headed to Congress
• Senate OKs bill for hit-and-run victims to receive state compensation
• Judge says Jerry Sandusky can see his grandchildren
• Public teacher contract overhaul passes House
• Will the Virginia men's basketball team make the NCAA Tournament this year?
• Update: Accident on U.S. 29 in Nelson County cleared
• Save costs for drivers
• Hard copies trusty and less work
• Transparency: One-way disclosure
• Huguely Day 6: Prosecution to pick up again with its case
• UVa e-textbook pilot aims to ease financial strain on students
• McKenzie: Date nights for married couples a good idea
• UVa's Rocco, Tech's Thomas write letters to prisoners
• U.S. not really a true democracy
• Governments failed to see, heed warnings
• UVa teams unveil Belmont Bridge concepts
• Meet Your Government: Ella Jordan
• Huguely case: Different charges, different legal strategies
• Couple trying to change law on who should pay for hospital-acquired infection treatment
• Economic vitality, 4G top Snow town hall topics
• Coroner: Hiker found in Amherst was suffocated
• Last week's votes in Congress
• Hurt staffers coming to Fluvanna, Nelson
• W&L: Romney predicted as Republican Presidential nominee
• UVa teams finalizing designs for new Belmont Bridge
• Cantor, Huntsman address Washington and Lee students
• McKenzie: Love's death bolstered awareness of dating violence
• Detective Lisa Reeves
• Huguely cries as interrogation tape is shown
• Union seeks to organize at UVa, VCU
• Virginia Attorney General investigating Gingrich campaign ballot signatures fraud claim
• Workshop set on avoiding scams against seniors
• McDonnell stumps for Romney at Washington and Lee Mock Convention
• Police remind motorists of 'move over' law
• Rivanna District resident meetings set
• Court sentences local airman's killer to life
• Voter registration deadline for primary is Monday
• Bypass can't be the best option
• Laws for new technology hard to track
• UPDATE: Obama says birth control policy meets everyone's needs
• Legislature shelves bill allowing guns in airports
• Living Charlottesville: Unique and special, the Lewis Mountain neighborhood at the University of Virginia
• UPDATE: AP reports Obama revamping birth control policy
• UPDATED: Albemarle schools sending funding request to county
• Inquiry continues into fatal Culpeper police shooting
• FBI files show Steve Jobs was considered for government post
• Day 5: Prosecution expected to wheel out physical evidence
• Mike Huckabee speaks at Washington and Lee University's Mock Convention
• Coulter and Carville go toe-to-toe at Washington and Lee Mock Convention
• Albemarle School Board votes to send budget to supervisors
• Former lovers of Huguely and Love describe volatile, violent relationship
• First responders tell of finding Love battered, bloody
• Some wonder how Albemarle school resdistricting might affect special needs students
• Martinsville Speedway, Gary Sinise to help SWVA wounded warrior
• Pentagon to up roles of military women; UVa group unimpressed
• Victims of Massive Resistance encouraged to seek scholarships
• Louisa teacher could win $10K to help school
• Proposed commission poses threat
• Mostly good news for Va. in analysis
• Slate editor at Quadruplicity talks of balancing work and motherhood; Friedman takes Athena Award
• Va. to get $479.6 million in benefits from mortgage settlement
• Bill on health exchange halted
• Culpeper woman confirmed dead in East Street shooting
• Former Virginia Tech QB DeShazo arrested in prostitution sting
• Allen to speak to Albemarle Republicans
• Washington and Lee mock convention features BIG political names
• No bomb found inside briefcase at Lovingston BB&T
• Poll finds strong support for drug testing welfare recipients
• Day 4: First full day of witnesses for the commonwealth
• Fifth and Avon Center moving forward
• Living Charlottesville: Western Ridge, one of Crozet’s most popular family neighborhoods
• Roommates tell of finding Love's body; mother and sister also take the stand
• Accounts of Love's death split as defense and prosecution draw their lines
• Albemarle officials briefed on target industry study
• UVa study: Don't forget about date night
• Court agrees with suit that says prisons' CD restrictions unconstitutional
• UVa Living Wage Campaign threatens 'action'
• Board of Supervisors takes control of county zoning waivers
• Washington and Lee mock convention features BIG political names
• UVa ups state charity donations
• Shadwell light goes active Thursday
• Texting bill ups ante on safe driving
• Hurt should break from the pack
• Let's see President Obama back up his tough tuition talk
• CHS student's hunger drive efforts could get her to London Olympics
• Slideshow-George Huguely trial - day 3
• Slideshow-George Huguely trial - day 3
• Slideshow-George Huguely trial - day 3
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• Slideshow-George Huguely trial - day 3
• Slideshow-George Huguely trial - day 3
• Slideshow-George Huguely trial - day 3
• Slideshow-George Huguely trial - day 3
• Virginia burn ban begins next week
• UPDATE: Opening arguments expected today in Huguely case
• UPDATED 10:45 a.m., Day 3: Jury sworn in
• Huguely jury pool set as attorneys brace for longer-than-expected trial
• Marta Murphy
• Potential jurors give interesting answers to questions about domestic violence
• Council briefed on McIntire Park planning, SRO facility
• Area school group eager to see Hadron Collider scientists at work
• Dave Chapman
• Albemarle man charged in rape
• Board of Supervisors plans live streaming of meetings
• AARP offering free tax help locally
• Generosity: The flip side
• Comcast changing some digital features
• Think about 'No Player Left Behind'
• Feral cat policy doesn't make sense
• Bill would signal big change for 100,000 Va. teachers
• WTJU rocking with Feb. pledge drive
• Bonnie Raitt to perform Free Clinic benefit show
• UPDATE Day 2, 10:40 a.m.: Jury selection process moves ahead
• Bills to strengthen DUI laws working through House
• Bolling breaks tie to pass voter ID bill
• Crackdown on texting while driving clears Senate panel
• Huguely pleads not guilty as jury selection continues
• Huguely jury slow to emerge as questions rise about alcohol, domestic violence
• Following City Hall's advice, Council creates task force to study need for human rights commission
• Council endorses low-cost options for Michie Drive intersection
• BOV told further study needed on AccessUVa
• ICE leader at UVa: Focus shifts to deporting illegals who commit crimes while in U.S.
• Slideshow: George Huguely Trail-Day 1
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• Trial date set for ex-Albemarle school employee accused of stealing 111 laptops
• Slideshow: George Huguely Trail-Day 1
• Slideshow: George Huguely Trail-Day 1
• Slideshow: George Huguely Trail-Day 1
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• Police and family confirm body found was that of missing Earlysville man
• Bolling breaks tie to pass voter ID bill
• Eyeing Romney's VP slot, McDonnell must manage right-leaning Virginia assembly
• Lawyers, reporters and grocers -- going about the business of a murder trial
• Bills to strengthen DUI laws working through House
• Crackdown on texting while driving clears Senate panel
• Follow Huguely trial updates on Twitter
• Are you following the George Huguely murder trial closely?
• Streets close, potential jurors line up for Day 1 of Huguely trial
• Feds say too many kids exposed to secondhand smoke in cars
• Options considered to offset soaring teacher retirement costs
• Living Charlottesville: Hickory Ridge, elegant Earlysville area community
• Living Charlottesville: Johnson Village, an affordable University area neighborhood
• Living Charlottesville: The Glen at Loftlands, a really beautiful, small rural community in Earlysville
• Post-Love, protective orders rise
• More schools turn to the outdoors for learning
• McKenzie: Chubby getting high French honor
• Survey: Many Orange school employees hurting financially
• 3 Democrats vie to challenge Cantor
• SPCAs offer special adoption rate through Valentine's
• Meet Your Government: Craig Fabio
• Living Charlottesville: Craftsman-style homes, new construction near University of Virginia, Medical Center, Fontaine Research Park and Downtown Charlottesville
• The Poseidon Adventure
• The Sound of Music
• Pair charged in July robbery
• City woman arrested in late-night stabbing
• Blue Ridge Railway Trial chugging along
• As trial nears, city braces for crush of media
• With George Huguely, Charlottesville awaits its biggest trial in years
• Biscuit Run, Habitat land swap coming no time soon
• Council set to weigh in on if it's time for action on anti-discrimination body
• Could Prince William commission signal what Charlottesville one is aiming for?
• Judge's departure complicates things for Fluvanna, Culpeper benches
• Town hall meeting to help Albemarle residents with quake damage
• Council discusses city vision at retreat
• LEAP offers Free DIY Energy Workshop on Feb. 15
• House panel backs primary date change, photo-ID bill
• Bill seeks earthquake insurance notification
• Graphic Love photos admitted as evidence over objections of Huguely defense
• U.S. House to take up STOCK act
• McKenzie: Bell, civic leader and entrepreneur, will be missed
• UPDATE: Komen reverses decision on Planned Parenthood
• Louisa gets $3.25M to rebuild schools from federal government
• Chancellor of UVa-Wise dies suddenly
• UPDATE: Man gets 20 years for wreck that killed nun
• Va. Senate puts off vote on one-gun-a-month repeal
• House panel backs voter photo-ID bill
• UVa-Wise chancellor dies suddenly
• Virginia inmate on work release escapes
• UPDATE: Virginia Tech Police find exotic animals in steam tunnel
• Stuarts Draft freshman: 'We walk in fear'
• Lynchburg man faces federal charges in global child porn ring
• Virginia Tech Police find exotic animals in steam tunnel
• Donald Rumsfeld speaks to large crowd in Roanoke
• Zero to 60: Art-In-Place, Public Art in Charlottesville
• City schools budget struggle continues
• Crozet residents urge school position retention
• Albemarle residents eligible for FEMA quake aid
• Snow to hold 4 town hall meetings
• Buckingham man charged in Sunday robbery in city
• Woman charged in fatal wreck deemed competent by judge
• Mauller named SunTrust Bank Rio Hill branch manager
• CHS students to host hunger banquet
• Charlottesville School Board discussing budget tonight
• UPDATE: 1 abortion restriction fails; another advances
• Albemarle Co. School Board to hold a public hearing tonight
• Penn State scandal sparks Va. legislation
• I-81 crash kills truck driver, all lanes blocked in Botetourt County
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts 6 more weeks of winter
• AP says Trump intends to endorse Gingrich
• VDOT seeks feedback for Route 53 safety improvements
• Living Charlottesville: Belmont Neighborhood, Life and Real Estate in Downtown Charlottesville’s Urban Area
• LEONARDO LIVE
• Free Show with Sons of Bill – The Virginia Calling Tour
• Former Civil War hospital partially collapses in Lynchburg
• Albemarle moves ahead with wireless policy changes
• County looks to strategic plan
• County looks to strategic plan
• UVa architecture school to spend next 10 days imagining a new Belmont Bridge
• Albemarle real-estate values take a 3 percent hit
• Virginia National Guard worried about budget cuts impact
• Disaster recovery areas to close in Louisa
• Quit complaining and enjoy life
• A thread to Jefferson
• Get ready for the new U.S. military
• City Hall recommends another year to study option of diversity commission
• As promised, attorney appeals decision backing anti-panhandling ordinance
• ICE chief to speak at UVa
• House approves bill to repeal one-gun-a-month
• Quake disaster recovery centers in Louisa, Spotsylvania to close
• Bill expanding home-schooler sports access backed
• General Assembly bid to get marijuana reclassified fails
• Live streaming of Albemarle Board of Supervisors meeting for February 1, 2012
• Nelson County faces lack of fire and rescue volunteers
• Planning Commission discusses possibility of more uses in industrial zones
• Living Charlottesville: Forest Lakes set the standard for Charlottesville area planned neighborhoods
• Living Charlottesville: Canterbury Hills, a mature Albemarle County neighborhood in a city location
• Saving Water by Replacing Toilets
• 'Snuffy' artist draws a crowd at the Colonnades
• Albemarle deputies brave fighting rooster while trying to deliver summons
• Put on the red light -- report says intersection cameras working
• Man charged in abduction of UVa student
• Battele spreads $40K around locally
• City real-estate values fall
• SEAL rescue sends pirates loud message
• Better safe than 'right'
• Don't politicize a football game
• UPDATE: Effort under way to amend ultrasound abortion bill
• Local nonprofit delivers millionth meal
• GOP campaigned on jobs, pushes social issues, Democrats say
• City assessments decline overall
• UVa Women's Center to honor Dozier
• Study faults costs, courses at the state's colleges
• USS Cole bombing suspect killed in U.S. airstrike in Yemen
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1 trillion
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1 trillion
• Study finds a significant 2011 uptick in Staunton's population
• Federal and state laws on transportation funding could change
• Piedmont Environmental Council presents Richard Louv
• Official hints at 'minor violation' as police refuse to comment on Occupy abuse investigation
• McDonnell reports $43,500 in taxpayer-funded trips
• City Council noncommital about how much money School Board can expect
• Albemarle population tops 100K for first time
• UVa Health System works to cut pediatric infections
• Louisa schools set to resume regular schedule, even as another aftershock strikes
• Virginia Tech helmet study may alter child football practice
• Improve services for mentally ill
• What's in a road name? Don't ask …
• Vive la France
• Should Charlottesville and Albemarle County conduct a new study of the pros and cons of consolidating school divisions?
• Belmont residents seek new design for city bridge
• Sullivan, other presidents oppose proposal to limit how they use tuition
• West Main topic of Celebrate 250 event
• Arrest made in one of two weekend robberies
• UVa's efforts to help service members just latest challenge for this doctor
• McKenzie: Searching for your Fourth Amendment rights
• Court leaves planning commissions “dead in the water”
• Meet Your Government: Dan Mahon
• Charlottesville man announces bid to challenge Hurt for 5th District
• Charlottesville School Board closes most of budget gap
• Hurt 'concerned' by priorities in Obama's State of the Union
• UVa researcher finds common asthma treatment unbeneficial
• County mulls changing how it pays for school buses
• A book or a bite?
• Where did I put …
• Jersey camel makes her bowl pick
• It's not too late to weigh in on bypass
• City brings bicycle/pedestrian coordinator onboard
• Montpelier leading the way with Constitution studies
• Charlottesville-based RelayFoods gets $3.1M investment
• McKenzie: Bankruptcy cuts evenly
• Occupiers found guilty of trespassing
• 223-acre forestry easement granted in Albemarle
• Kroger closing Bluefield-area store, bottling plant
• Community meets to engage leaders on economic development
• Waynesboro shoplifting suspect in critical condition at UVa
• Hampden-Sydney fire rescue attempt spurred by friendship
• Public brings ideas to transportation workshop
• Living Charlottesville: Walnut Hill, A Neighborhood Community with an Upscale Rural Flavor
• Living Charlottesville: Ednam Forest, one of Charlottesville’s understated luxury neighborhoods
• Albemarle to stick with needs-based schools budget plan
• Huguely jury selection process further discussed
• Albemarle police officer charged in hit pedestrian case
• Halfaday in court on election fraud charges
• Body found in reservoir; might be that of man missing since Dec. 7
• SELC lists Charlottesville among Southeast's most endangered places
• UVa study finds drug used with chemo increases colon cancer survival rate
• Nominations sought for outstanding senior volunteers
• Harringtons return to area on grim anniversary
• Charlottesville-area Golf Communities Offer Top Courses
• CVTC, Justice Dept. settlement to be announced
• Update on civic media and community engagement
• MPO gets preview of future traffic projections
• Bedford family friend of rescued aid worker relieved after SEAL Team Six mission
• Living Charlottesville: Old Trail Village, creating a new sort of lifestyle in Crozet, Virginia
• Charlottesville-area Golf Communities Offer Top Courses
• Budget woes stymie Charlottesville plans to reconfigure schools
• City advised on how to soothe concerns over anti-discrimination commission
• Bob Barker wants UVa to stop training with cats
• Nursing school to host conference on violence against women
• County School Board to discuss budget options
• County skeptical about Charlottesville reverting to town status
• Couric Forum prepares students' scholarships
• VDOT seeks work on Thomas Jefferson Parkway
• Smithsonian exploring Monticello's slave history
• Drug testing bill needs funding commitment
• VDOT plans Route 53 improvements; hearing set
• Each marathoner is different
• Hampden-Sydney student injured in frat house fire
• Unusual number of break-ins reported in Arrington
• Planning Commission briefed on city’s future growth possibilities
• So, what exactly is “sustainability” anyway?
• Living Charlottesville: Belvedere – Sustainability, Neighborhood, Healthy Living
• Just enough snow…
• Galvin floats idea of reversion discussion
• Belafonte talks about film, civil rights with local students
• Bill would force local government employees to fund pensions
• City residents plead guilty to crack distribution charges
• Personal Kluge items being auctioned off in Lynchburg
• Coat giveaway planned for Saturday
• Historic day for water supply plan; City, county officials give final approval
• Virginia jobless rate unchanged at 6.2 percent
• Sale of Keswick Hall finalized
• Rockingham Co. slaying suspect to undergo psychological review
• Accidents delay traffic on I-64
• Calling all "People Persons": Volunteer Receptionist Opportunity!
• City shares designs for McIntire Park in attempt to balance competing uses
• Kluge, bank in court fighting over another property
• Belafonte at UVa looks to civil rights' past, future
• National College names director of city campus
• Fluvanna students may apply for Bragg scholarships
• Women United to present event on gangs
• FEMA, SBA to hold meeting on Fluvanna aid
• JMRL urges push for state funding
• CarMax adding 965 employees to stores nationwide
• Bills targeting sex offenders advance in Virginia senate
• State, federal funds to help clean Moores Creek
• Dulles-bound Richmond commuter flight diverts to BWI
• Committee recommends redistricting Hollymead, Baker-Butler elementaries
• Police ID woman found in hotel room
• Mindset of county schools is off
• What should Albemarle County do with its tax rate for the next fiscal year?
• Albemarle supervisors frustrated by ramp delays
• Bill would discount tuition for professors' children
• Woman's body found in hotel room
• Area high school responds to workforce needs with medical-biotech academy
• Local couple reviving interest in shape-note music
• Meet Your Government: Ebony Walden
• Albemarle’s citizen advisory councils hold second annual meeting
• After 9 months, Fluvanna family desperate for clues of missing man
• Local physician's program aims to serve those lacking insurance
• News 'n' Brews -- talks and tastes of the town
• Contentious Albemarle board has a tax decision to make
• New UVa law professor is straight out of Smithsonian
• UVa researchers surveying on government satisfaction
• Tuition rises, jobs are few and Virginia students ask for help
• Fluvanna couple gives state the county's first conservation easement
• Government fixing its mistakes on the backs of state employees
• Bennie-Fit a success thanks to you
• And he was jamming!
• Everybunny's business
• Don't be fooled by the Uggs
• Rosa S. Atkins
• Local family suffers second loss to military service
• Bowles convicted of second-degree murder in death of wife
• Police brutality probe results won't be released; dismissal of protesters' charges sought
• 160 potential jurors to be called in Huguely case
• Fire damages home in city, Albemarle; sought man contacted
• Middle-schoolers charged in BB gun incident
• Revenge emerges as possible motive in Madison triple murder
• 3 sentenced in Louisa in near-death beating
• Burglars using ruse to enter local seniors' homes, steal items
• Man robbed while walking through McIntire Park
• McKenzie: City to offer us older folks help with technology
• State gets first land easement from Fluvanna
• Wreck snarls traffic in bypass area
• Slick roads expected overnight into Saturday
• Va. Senate OKs congressional district plan; some in Madison would move to 5th
• 2 men at large following multi-jurisdictional chase
• UVa offers early admission acceptances; sees record number of applicants
• City police officer pleads not guilty in church embezzlement
• Non-hunters deserve Sunday peace
• Reversing direction
• Recipients deserved most-recent accolades
• City faces possible school closure, layoffs
• Albemarle approves cost-sharing agreement for water plan
• Sample witness lists filed in Huguely case
• Experts testify in stabbing murder trial
• Environmental groups continue fight against bypass
• Judge dismisses challenge to city's panhandling ordinance
• One dead, one seriously hurt after wreck in Louisa County
• Albemarle schools face $4.9M budget shortfall
• UVa students learn "Sociology of Work" -- from university president
• Appealing decision in Perry suit
• UVA needs to show its LGBTQ support
• Arraignment postponed for former Orange soccer coach
• Mineral woman charged with DUI after wreck with school bus
• Police say missing Virginia man has impairments
• 5TH DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN ROBERT HURT
• Person missing after trailer fire
• Virginia Supreme Court ruling limits power of planning commissions
• Former mayor Norris hopes new initiative will steer UVa resources toward city problems
• Public told redistricting may be best option for Albemarle schools
• In Iranian media, activist lauds Charlottesville's anti-war resolution
• Driver seriously injured in crash with Louisa school bus
• At UVa, VRS board weighs the risks in its investment strategy
• UVa researcher, local company among state's top science honorees
• Prosecution, defense differ on mental state of man accused in wife's stabbing death
• Allen & Allen says circuit court judge to join lawfirm
• Politicizing the bypass
• Occupiers not denied their rights
• Rethink the naming of county's part of Meadow Creek Parkway
• Dead Calves dumped by Greene County road
• Future Fund to host charity dinner to support grants
• Nelson County man accused in police chase arrested
• Afton broadband tower location OKed
• Council gives final approval for Ragged Mountain dam construction
• Council OKs anti-war resolution; Galvin abstains
• Mann, back at UVa for talk, speaks on effort to 'intimidate'
• Charges forthcoming in Buford BB gun incident
• UVa-Wise building named after Sandridge
• Former clerk candidate dies from aneurysm
• $1.2M OK'd for farmland preservation, including in Albemarle
• About 5,000 acres in Orange, Greene, Albemarle protected in 2011
• Former MHS student pleads guilty in death of 1-year-old
• Man pleads guilty in death of baby who was kicked
• Virginia Tech kicker Journell, other suspects won't face additional charges
• Huja brings commitment to quality design to mayor's role
• Santa Fund wraps up by just surpassing goal
• Forum planned on human rights commission
• Wreck temporarily shuts Scottsville Road
• MLK Day speaker calls better civil discourse the next 'mountaintop'
• Republicans boot Deeds off key committee assignments
• Former court clerk candidate suffers aneurism
• A theory in trouble?
• A tale of two neighbors on the Potomac
• Room for all to believe in God
• Thankful for religion
• Crash in Buckingham kills Louisa County man
• Kroger worker faces embezzlement charge
• Huntsman to bow out, endorse Romney
• Have you ever watched a TV show or movie over the Internet?
• City’s incoming economic development chief fleshes out goals
• Community honors King's legacy
• Children's advocacy groups seek more funding than proposed by McDonnell
• McKenzie: Parkway guardrails already rusted, but that's OK
• Santa Fund helps Madison County children in need
• Local MLK Day closings
• Hollymead movie theater falls through; Town center continues to fill out
• UVa medical school putting spotlight on brain injuries
• Family, community honor memory of slain Madison victims
• Employee of U.S. 29 payday loan business robbed at gunpoint
• Albemarle police officer hits pedestrian
• Santa Fund donations for Jan. 15, 2012
• $6M suit filed against Lake of the Woods group
• Hurt staffers coming to Buckingham
• Fitness event to benefit Boys & Girls Club
• Oscar Night America
• Council set to OK anti-Iran war resolution
• Boxing program helps at-risk youths
• Buckingham officials seek help finding missing man
• Albemarle schools to change credit-awarding system next year
• Albemarle schools to provide parents online access to student data
• Man charged in Raintree burglary
• McKenzie: Former local newspaperwoman Peaslee dies
• Climatologist Mann to speak at UVa
• Edwards to take place of Mfume at Sunday MLK event
• Law student who admitted false story is acquitted on honor charges
• Santa Fund donations for Jan. 14
• Holiday closings for MLK Day
• Free tax seminar geared toward women planned
• Sons of Confederate Veterans display flags in Lexington
• Incentives are the way of the world
• A profile in courage
• Keep children out of our politics
• Trip to the dentist can be more treacherous than a root canal
• Blue Ridge Marathon makes changes for 2012
• Abshire gets life in wife's killing
• Tie vote has Albemarle schools keeping eight-period class schedule
• UVa extends funding campaign, seeking the full $3 billion
• CashPoint settles over loan practices
• City appoints new economic development director
• Scott Stadium recycles with the best of 'em
• Jan. 13's Santa Fund donations
• Sons of Confederate Veterans file lawsuit against Lexington
• Local officials, farmers gather in support of Clean Water Act
• County support for Crozet pool sparks renewed interest by swimmers at Fairview
• Lt. Gov. Bolling says he won't "tread lightly" with tie breaking power
• Roanoke ranked 2nd best city to find a "sensitive" man
• Music not the only kind of lesson learned
• Take a page from German economy
• Va. court will hear arguments in UVa climate emails case today
• Board of Supervisors dedicates $200K toward making Crozet pool year-round
• Albemarle supervisors approve upgrades for several cell tower sites
• First lady to Central Virginians: Obama stands for 'basic American values'
• Local police chiefs: Top concerns are fatal wrecks and gangs
• At least one former Greene County employee has his job back
• Live streaming of January 11, 2012 Albemarle Supervisors' meeting
• City, county to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Jan. 12's Santa Fund donations
• Earthquake relief centers to shift hours starting this weekend
• Economic bonus from Bay cleanup
• Success found in limited government
• Police: Woman, 23, struck by BMW while talking on her cell phone
• City planners briefed on plans for new apartments near UVA
• City slashes benefits to future retirees
• Va. bill would allow college faculty to carry guns, negating UVa regulation
• UVa researchers develop faster way to detect antibiotic-resistant bacteria outbreaks
• UVa announces schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Events aim to help the college-bound
• Jan. 11's Santa Fund donations
• Smith Aquatic & Fitness Center offers special on 30-day passes
• Virginia voters have until Feb. 13 to register for GOP primary
• Conference to address after-high-school transition for parents of children with disabilities
• Police investigate Fry's Spring vehicle vandalism
• County body still taking shape for ’12
• NAACP hears about race commission proposal
• National College nears move to new, expanded campus
• UVa Immigration Law Clinic offers real-world experience
• Santa Fund donations for Jan. 10, 2012
• Group leader takes responsibility for Woodbrook Occupy song
• Albemarle working to appeal FEMA quake-aid denial
• WSJ reporter to head Miller Center forum program
• Grace Tinsley Scholarship Bash set for Saturday
• Justice: Mistrials
• To fish or not to fish?
• A closer look at concealed-carry
• Balloon launches not so celebratory for air, oceans
• Should residents outside of our local library jurisdictions be charged to use those services?
• McDonnell’s budget proposal funds Lynchburg-to-DC train for two more years
• Meet Your Government: Tom Foley
• Board to vote on fees for non-area customers' library use
• McKenzie: New local group will help families of slain officers
• Santa Fund helps Louisa children in need
• Saturday wreck results in DUI charge
• Deer season ends with most reporting a low number of kills
• Fresh push coming for Va. welfare drug testing law
• Local legislators expect Assembly session dominated by money fights
• Scottsville's first brewery could open in February
• UVa professor's study says community college students lack mental health services
• Grant available for local nonprofits
• Local SPCA sees spay, neuter work rise in 2011
• Jan. 7 and 8's Santa Fund donations
• Albemarle opens John W. Warner Parkway
• Michelle Obama to attend local fund-raiser next week
• McKenzie: Grief support group begins Wednesday
• Ambulance driver, patient die in wreck in Buckingham
• Rutherford backs W.Va. county's sponsorship of Jesus Fest
• Darden's Bruner named group's Dean of the Year
• PVCC enrollment breaks record, again
• Former officer faces rape charge
• Councilors raise questions about water cost-share agreement
• Starr Hill Presents: Nanci Griffith
• Charlottesville schools face millions in budget cuts
• In Orange, a common site for finding bones, but this one was different
• Ex-police officer in court over embezzlement charges
• Unusually wet 2011 has local water levels looking good
• Jan. 6's Santa Fund donations
• Virginia Tech supercomputer aims to accelerate research
• Vinton man creates 'SayOccupy' website to link protesters
• Nominations open for Golden Apple Awards
• Sheriff seeks information on Fluvanna break-ins
• Police wrapping up investigation of brutality complaints by Occupy arrestees
• County renames Meadow Creek Parkway after John Warner
• County reveals new business friendly website, slogan
• Visitors Bureau presents spending plan to Albemarle
• PVCC excited for extra state funding
• Kiplinger's: UVa among best-value public colleges
• Area minds work hard on clean energy
• Now, that just takes the cake
• Don't give in to GOP loyalty pledge
• Remember all costs associated with traditional energy sources
• City moves to accept 'center of town' marker
• County police investigate possible new gang in area
• Confederate Flag display planned for Lee-Jackson Days in Lexington
• Mallek to remain chair of Board of Supervisors
• Santa Fund extends deadline as donations lag
• NGIC awards local contract to SRC
• Louisa man who created fake woman's online profile gets 30 years in child porn
• Live audio streaming of Albemarle Board of Supervisors January 4, 2012 meeting
• Huja tapped for Charlottesville mayor
• Dozen: Schwaner helps with theater, Scouts
• All past Distinguished Dozen honorees
• Albemarle third-graders' Occupy song draws criticism
• Esteemed poet Eleanor Taylor dies
• Public hearing set for Greene road improvements
• Families grant conservation easements for Greene land
• North Anna nuclear unit powering up quickly
• Santa Fund donations for Jan. 4
• Authorities looking for Fluvanna man in domestic case
• Naturalist group needs helpers
• County portion of parkway to open Friday; John Warner to be honored
• Huja frontrunner for mayor
• Monticello High senior -- with no Internet or personal transportation -- gets full ride to Brown
• Dozen: 9-year-old girl takes on hunger
• Safe Schools reports success reducing bullying in Charlottesville, Albemarle
• Area Democrats to hold regular reorganization meeting
• Jan. 3's Santa Fund donations
• Are you optimistic about 2012?
• Dozen: Dr. Taylor beloved among patients, co-workers alike
• McKenzie: Greg Brown vs. Greg Brown
• Santa Fund helps children at special-needs school
• Landes to hold town meeting in Crozet on Saturday
• Board leadership, appointments could be contentious
• It’s electric: UVa students at transportation’s cutting edge
• First Night lasers
• Some fear Charlottesville's share of water supply will shrink with new plan
• Loyal Cav fans spend New Year's in Atlanta
• Dozen: Sweeney has volunteered at Earlysville fire department for 45 years
• Jan. 1's Santa Fund donations
• UVa's four-season bowl wait nearly over
• Obama sends kudos on Charlottesville anniversary as First Night nears
• McKenzie: Lugo remembered for her passion, dedication
• Dozen: Married couple shares the love, wisdom
• Man sought after city robbery
• Police: Woman in jail after man takes a hatchet to the head
• Plan in works for land swap to create athletic fields at Biscuit Run
• Nelson authorities seek suspect after chase
• Worship Calendar 12/31
• Dec. 31's Santa Fund donations
• FEMA OKs earthquake aid for more areas
• Boyd eyes 'economic development SWAT team'
• Missing man's family asks for public's help
• New Year's Day closings
• Police seek suspect in prescription drug fraud cases
• Albemarle Square robbery suspects ID'd
• Dozen: From troubled youth to friend to the elderly
• UVa researcher's website aims to fight mental health stigmas
• Dec. 30's Santa Fund donations
• Divided RWSA votes to move sewer pump station from Woolen Mills
• RWSA authorizes construction contract for new dam
• DR. ZHIVAGO
• Staff changes not unusual for new sheriffs, colleagues say
• Report offers few clues on cause of plane crash
• Dozen: Dr. Morris treats patients like family
• Va. GOP primary to require voters support eventual nominee
• Two arrested after robbery at Albemarle Square
• Santa Fund donations for Dec. 29
• Virginia Tech football player now out of jail
• Beamer makes first public comments on suspended kicker Cody Journell
• $5,000 bond set in Nelson animal cruelty, moonshine case
• Tonsler Park master plan prompts debate
• MLK Celebration: Harry Belafonte & Julian Bond
• Ex-Greene deputies lash out at sheriff-elect, say firings make public unsafe
• Charlottesville delegation looks back on trip to Afghanistan
• Dozen: Griffin makes helping women her law
• Monticello highlights the slave experience
• Dec. 28's Santa Fund donations
• Two Nelson roads get scenic designation
• LETTER: City deserves thanks for Trap-Neuter-Return
• LETTER: Sunshine needed on Dominion's distaste for solar power
• After banner year, county will see less road work
• Post-holiday shopping
• Rescue Squad halfway to fundraising goal
• Dozen: Howard keeps Louisa flying straight
• Dec. 27's Santa Fund donations
• Who gets your vote today in this hypothetical matchup?
• LETTER: Be thankful offshore wind hasn't taken off
• New winery under way in White Hall
• Dozen: Collins has helped many a parent-to-be
• McKenzie: A fraternity that cares for others
• Santa Fund helps children in need in Greene
• Tree recycling available starting Monday
• Christmas closings for Monday
• Wintergreen open for the season
• Holiday closings list
• Recent UVa Medical Center births
• County School Board gets more detail on extra teacher pay
• Today's Santa Fund list
• Dozen: Hair's mission is to teach kids how to swim
• LETTER: Human rights commission will improve city
• LETTER: Thanks to Obama stimulus for helping all
• LETTER: Gain strength from example of previous generation
• Editorial: Santa Fund's timeless purpose
• LETTER: Thanks for help with Senior Santa program
• COMMENTARY: A step toward more open government
• Crescent Hall renovations to kick off public housing redevelopment
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• Salvation Army struggles to keep pace with growing needs
• LETTER: Christmas is a gift, not an obligation
• LETTER: Cal Thomas and his heavenly (maybe) harping
• Beloved UVa professor Bice dies
• Louisa woman dies in car wreck
• Pilot apparently tried to declare emergency
• Dozen: For Syme, volunteering a full-time pursuit
• McKenzie: Every little bit helps the Salvation Army
• Santa Fund donations for Dec. 24
• Holiday closings
• Worship calendar for week beginning Dec. 24
• 3 dogs die in Charlottesville apartment fire
• Mark Warner, Robert Hurt weigh in on payroll tax vote
• Brooks wins recount in Nelson sheriff's race
• LETTER: Chill out and enjoy the season
• LETTER: The Gingrich who stole Christmas
• AccessUVa to get Chick-fil-A Bowl boost
• Legislation probably needed to give city's diversity commission teeth
• Poll: Virginians divided on lifting uranium mining ban
• Governor seeks to expand localities up for quake aid
• County police warn of phone scam
• Police: Detached wooden chair caused fatal I-64 accident
• Westminster-Canterbury gets 5-year accreditation
• Police: UVa student charged with child porn
• Fairfax court clerk joins GOP race for state AG
• Henley Middle to use fund for new garden/studio teaching area
• Family and friends remember the Buckalews
• Dec. 23's Santa Fund donations
• Preddy Creek rezoning won't be a 'benefit'
• LETTER: Banning use of cell phones while driving makes sense
• LETTER: Cal Thomas column undermines intelligent discourse
• Knitting program helps inmates give back to society
• Pilot in deadly crash told officials of ice buildup
• Charlottesville officials sworn in
• Police believe man shoplifted liquor, stole car, before pulling gun on trooper
• City police officer charged with church embezzlement
• Local, federal funds to go toward poor neighborhoods
• Two wrecks, one fatal, tie up I-64 traffic
• Meet Your Government: Maurice Jones
• Man charged in Nelson County killing called 911 himself
• Nelson's Oak Ridge estate owner dies
• LETTER: Hey, Congress: Don't bother returning to work
• LETTER: Don't let The Question about Christmas get you down
• City Council falls short of consenting to parkway opening
• Biosolids legislation not likely in coming General Assembly session
• Local lawmakers talk budget, uranium at UVa
• Suspect in Greene triple homicide may be mentally disabled, lawyers say
• Cavalier players pumped up for Chick-fil-A Bowl
• State Police trooper shoots, kills car thief suspect in Rockbridge County
• Two injured in single-vehicle crash
• Albemarle family of 4, UVa grad killed in plane crash
• New Jersey plane crash
• Local fire volunteer gets state recognition
• LETTER: Governor shortchanges transportation
• LETTER: The First Amendment and free speech limits
• City Council bids farewell to Edwards and Brown, but not arguments about water
• Council gives manager another 9 months to move into city
• Jefferson-Madison Regional Library likely to start charging non-locals a fee
• Potential Huguely jurors get orientation
• Report: State Department of Forestry could be on fire
• McDonnell releases budget proposal
• Should Monticello launch a new effort to investigate whether Thomas Jefferson and slave Sally Hemings had children together?
• LETTER: Remember, not everyone celebrates Christmas
• CBJ: Marotta on Money
• Habitat looks to Sunrise
• Fluvanna feels the Santa Fund need
• Orange police: Apartment full of people robbed at gunpoint
• McKenzie: Books Behind Bars back in business
• Bob Gibson: The simple, enduring joys of the holidays
• LETTER: Euro disaster would be funny if not true
• LETTER: Still not enough justification for race commission
• LETTER: New debate on Hemings issue is overdue
• LETTER: Turner book should enlighten Monticello, UVa
• LETTER: Turner book proves nothing about Hemings, Jefferson
• Commentary: Lamenting the loss of The Tavern
• On the hunt with search and rescue
• Martha Jefferson preps northern center
• County sees frustration, progress on Access Albemarle
• LETTER: Success with Mongolian greenhouse
• Renewable energy center unveiled at Albemarle middle school
• The Paramount Theater Announces New Additions to Executive Leadership
• Lasers to point the way to 2012
• City schools reconfiguration estimate soars
• First Occupy arrestee pleads guilty
• McKenzie: Charlottesville police book their own history
• UVa partners with national conservation group
• Police: Woman robbed at gunpoint at Barracks Road
• LETTER: Gift of space blesses Salvation Army
• LETTER: Consider wisdom when selecting president
• Sandridge honored by MS Society
• Occupy member charged with impeding traffic
• Man pleads guilty in Cowan manslaughter case
• Albemarle supervisors present wish lists to legislators
• McDonnell proposes bonus, pension bailout for state workers
• Coalition says online gun dealers violated law
• Perriello to work for think tank
• Officials urge quake victims denied by FEMA to appeal
• City residents charged with child endangerment
• Heaphy among 8 U.S. attorneys nationwide tapped for panel
• Under settlement with family, Tech must notify parents of suicidal students
• Couple, including Palmyra man, charged with sex assaults of child
• Supervisors deny Redfields expansion
• Editorial: Use caution when tempted to alter gun laws
• LETTER: Consider SPCA for great companion animals
• LETTER: City discrimination panel really needed?
• Nelson County man charged in morning homicide
• Board of Supervisors approve Pantops rezoning
• Affidavit hints that UVa registrar burglar used a spy cam, and it backfired
• UVa-designed game teaches local kids about planning, urban development
• UVa officials await details as McDonnell calls for more higher ed funding
• 43 nonprofits share more than $300K in grants
• After recent fires, officials urge caution regarding ash
• Jury sides with Albemarle employees who were overpaid retirement
• Final spending totals announced in Albemarle, Charlottesville races
• Governor to ask for more higher education funds
• State approves permit changes for water supply’s new earthen dam
• Ragged Mountain cost share agreement: County to cover 85 percent of new dam
• Live audio streaming of Albemarle Board of Supervisors December 14, 2011 meeting
• Resignations add to supervisors’ list of seats to fill
• City panel recommends approval of critical slopes revision
• Older state workers hesitant on pension proposals
• Scientists, including UVa team, edge closer to 'the God particle'
• Virginia Tech shooter bought gun in Virginia, police release timeline
• $1 million-plus in SBA loans OK'd for Louisa
• Miller Center partners with ABC News for national debates
• LETTER: City commission on race relations will earn its place
• LETTER: As good as protesting your rights, do what's right
• LETTER: Thanks to supervisors for Crozet Library vote
• Citizens jump into the master planning process for McIntire Park
• Local gay couple files suit to marry
• In dark times for nonprofits, Monticello weathers the storm
• Virginia Tech community says farewell to Officer Deriek Crouse
• CACF gives out nearly $300K to 41 local nonprofits
• VQR announces new publisher, deputy editor
• Chandler Law Group again offers free holiday cab rides
• Charlottesville a Tree City USA
• Nelson emergency services organizer charged with embezzlement over TV
• Nelson County official charged with embezzlement
• How does the idea of a President Gingrich sound?
• LETTER: Support McIntire Botanical Garden plan
• Man arrested after mayhem on 29
• Occupy message defaces Lee Park statue
• Search for Madison woman ends without any new clues
• VFH finds ways to thrive in recession
• Group wants greater racial equality at UVa
• McKenzie: Target's trees to brighten some lives in Louisa
• Santa Fund provides Orange children with necessities
• Albemarle mobile home catches fire
• Commentary: Will foreign policy play role in 2012 elections?
• LETTER: Don't let Thomas Sowell fool you
• LETTER: With historic anniversary near, our liberties remain threatened
• LETTER: Libertarianism not simple, just better
• LETTER: Western Bypass provides least disruptive solution
• Commentary: To be young, gifted and leaving
• Commentary: The Sally Hemings myth
• Commentary: Is racial equity budget neutral?
• Commentary: Why I want to be attorney general
• Meadows residents seek protection from Stonefield traffic
• Unanswered questions remain for Crozet Library
• Hockey players battle it out to fight cancer
• Recession takes a toll on area's cultural scene
• Man who threatened Cantor agrees to plea
• City police citizens group to hold forum Thursday
• War relic-hunting group forms in Orange
• LETTER: Kudos for city Trap, Neuter, Return support
• LETTER: Gratitude for help with Stop Hunger Now effort
• Low bid for new earthen dam comes in at $21.5 million
• First Night Virginia
• Virginia Tech candlelight vigil draws thousands
• City Market's future still in the air after a year of talks
• Virginia Tech shooter named
• Search continues for missing Earlysville man
• Man arrested in city robberies
• Palmyra man wanted on sex crime charges
• McKenzie: Your rights for a Merry Christmas -- er, happy holiday
• Local state Senate races among costliest
• Local task force makes big drug bust
• Bell to speak at GOP breakfast Saturday
• Radford University statement on Virginia Tech shooter Ross Ashley
• Virginia Tech students gather at makeshift memorials
• LETTER: Sometimes it's the clueless who prosper
• LETTER: Italian response to debt crisis shows the way
• LETTER: Community assets prove race relations commission not needed
• Tech Vigil
• Tech Officers
• Board votes to hold tuition steady for out-of-county students
• Shootings at Virginia Tech leave two dead
• Facing spate of fatalities, Albemarle police battle drunk driving
• Better World Betty, LEAP start green business competition
• Search continues for missing Earlysville man
• AT&T lauds new disguised cell tower near Montpelier
• Public invited to McIntire planning session Monday
• Louisa recovery center to close from Dec. 17 to Jan. 5
• Officials say threat has passed after two shot to death in Blacksburg
• Tech Shooting
• Bedford Yoga Center offers stress relief, reduced fatigue and community for cancer patients
• NLI welcomes new applicants
• Commentary: The coming public pension debate
• LETTER: City apology misses the mark
• EDITORIAL: Foreclosing on a goofy notion
• Consultant to explore whether Albemarle regulations preclude 4G service
• County votes to issue request for proposals on Crozet Library
• Officials call for action against local gang activity
• 70 years later, has U.S. learned lessons of Pearl Harbor?
• Virginia teachers balk at McDonnell pension reforms
• UVa law student arrested in registrar office break-in
• Albemarle board, VDOT move to open Meadow Creek Parkway
• Live audio streaming of Albemarle Board of Supervisors December 7, 2011 meeting
• LETTER: How about an 'Occupy the Parkway' movement?
• EDITORIAL: No rush on city's proposed discrimination commission
• LETTER: Feral cat effort ignores damage done by wild felines
• LETTER: Opening county stretch of Meadow Creek Parkway a bad idea
• Albemarle might review cell tower policy
• Area unemployment rate drops to 5 percent
• Commission backs campus crime measure
• Bell makes bid for AG official
• Judge rejects plea bargain for woman accused of stealing from Bronfman
• Snow could come Wednesday night
• Couric to speak at UVa commencement; Ackerman at valediction
• Armed robbers hit up 3 men on South Street
• Northside Library to close Monday for painting work
• Free legal help available to quake victims
• Ten firms seek to qualify to bid on Western Bypass
• Council will not oppose opening of parkway
• Katie Couric will speak at UVa commencement
• Jenny Gardiner: Sometimes life just doesn't add up
• LETTER: Restoration of American spirit requires critical thinking, action
• Architectural Review Board finally approves Trader Joe’s brick color
• FEMA warns of aid application deadline as 54th aftershock strikes Louisa
• Groups urge City Council to form diversity commission
• University roundtable calls for drastic changes in the way America gets its food
• UVa to hold panel on Pearl Harbor's 70th anniversary
• Local artist Mitchell dies
• Martha Jefferson steps into walking contest
• Malicious wounding, child porn among Albemarle indictments
• Trump team wants out of lawsuit
• Virginia Tech Sugar Bowl ticket interest similar to 2000
• Virginia Tech Sugar Bowl ticket interest similar to 2000
• Have we seen the last of Occupy Charlottesville's presence?
• LETTER: Libertarian posture not as pure as some suggest
• CBJ: Property transfers
• UVa law team fights for equality for women in combat
• Green groups pan new solar energy fees
• Santa Fund helps children in need in Charlottesville
• McKenzie: Help Portrait event to provide photos for those in need
• LETTER: Wildlife instructive, not destructive
• LETTER: Western Bypass proceeds despite void of critical information
• LETTER: Thanks for feline spay/neuter effort
• LETTER: Discrimination police a waste of time, money
• Comprehensive plans seek to address area housing goals
• Young Women's Leadership Program turns 15
• PVCC wants more women, minorities in science and math programs
• Mineral man still suffers from false guilty plea
• UVa team tries using rocks to predict earthquakes
• Police urge protection against vehicle thefts
• Making big changes (for me), changing blog and website and IDX spaces...
• LETTER: US 29 Bypass is service we need
• LETTER: Against taxes? Well, then how about fees?
• LETTER: CHS band concert was splendid
• Bell to run for state attorney general
• Occupiers file complaints on police treatment
• Nelson emergency office searched for missing TV
• City, county both could move on Parkway soon
• LEGOs, robots and stinkbugs--Local teams head to state competition
• VDOT braces, with salt and money, for snowy season
• Rustburg-Charlottesville effort helps save injured dog
• McKenzie: Cason family keeps Christmas trees coming for 75 years
• nTelos seeks donations for Phones for Soldiers
• SNL donates $10K to Toy Lift
• Lynchburg-to-Washington train service safe from federal cuts
• EDITORIAL: Thumbs up; thumbs down
• LETTER: Editorial on Occupy reflected social polarization
• Negotiations continue on water and sewer cost share
• Regional planners continue outreach series
• Officials hear 'death knell' of Occupy Charlottesville
• Toy Lift hopes donations grow to meet need
• County School Board hears more opposed to 8-class schedule
• Board told Albemarle high school teachers get offered higher pay for extra courses
• City schools pass health rules to limit birthday celebrations, strip food marketing
• Regional planners’ continue outreach series
• Judge denies defense motion on Huguely family
• Police: Pair robbed homes using alias, cleaning cover
• County school buildings become only 7th, 8th in state with LEED certification
• Madison kicks off holiday celebrations Saturday
• EDITORIAL: McIntire would be pleased with award winner
• LETTER: Political discourse doesn't even qualify as childish
• LETTER: Staying out of clutches of 'Diversity Panel'
• Business, environmental groups in harmony on rural economy
• DEQ staff recommends approval of permit change for Ragged Mountain Dam
• Burks gets Chamber of Commerce's highest honor
• Huguely attorneys file motion on having family in courtroom
• UVa offers free HIV testing
• Report sees James River quality progress slowing
• House cleaner charged in larceny
• Song written by Whitehead gets rights recognition
• UVa legislative forum set for Dec. 20
• FEMA: Louisa homes won't be condemned
• Tye River bridge in place ahead of schedule
• Two seriously injured in motorcycle wreck
• Arrest made in attempted Crozet robbery
• Hair Cuttery accepting winter weather donations for those in need
• Red Cross hosting blood drive Friday
• Louisa man convicted of pot charges
• Music to highlight builders of Afton railroad tunnel
• Packing up at Lee Park
• Occupiers brace for final moments in Lee Park
• Slideshow-Occupiers arrested in Lee Park
• Slideshow-Occupiers arrested in Lee Park
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• James River report: Some progress and still some pollution problems
• LETTER: Occupiers employ mob logic
• LETTER: City deserves praise for allowing occupiers in Lee Park
• LETTER: Occupiers have better choices? Do tell
• LETTER: City Council could use some adult sensibilities
• LETTER: Here's an idea! Occupy the mayor's office
• LETTER: Are we really free?
• EDITORIAL: Occupy Charlottesville decision at hand
• Occupiers: Some will shift location; others will stay and get arrested
• Injured cyclist out of ICU
• UVa students in Mongolia try to build greenhouse out of Soviet-era vodka bottles
• New history festival to be hosted by Charlottesville
• One arrested, one sought in mob assault
• Driver injured in US 250 Bypass wreck
• UPDATE: Police ID man pulled from river in Fluvanna
• LETTER: Is sex our new religion?
• LETTER: Time to say 'no' to occupiers
• County continues conversation on industrial land use
• The Piedmont Landscape Association 29th Annual Seminar
• Deadline coming for Lee Park occupiers
• Monticello High PTSO defends eight-period schedule
• Miller Center to host forum in D.C.
• Crozet Library braces for program cuts, space limits
• Albemarle man sought in Fluvanna burglary
• Louisa schools gets $10,000 donation
• Police: Cyclist struck in city
• Man charged in November shooting
• Tree trimming could cause delays on U.S. 29
• Orange inns to offer holiday tour
• Do "buy local" campaigns influence how you make purchases?
• LETTER: Is bypass expenditure best use of money?
• Coming to The Paramount in Spring 2012
• Armed man demands money from pedestrians in W. Main area
• Debate over 8-period day continues to be hot
• Creative pursuits helping locals with Alzheimer's, caregivers
• McKenzie: Ghostly activity at the Exchange Hotel
• Santa Fund helps more and more children in Albemarle
• LETTER: A simple solution for magnolia problem
• Audit shines light on slowness of area's postal service
• City eyes creating of diversity commission, paid positions
• Dugger to seek public feedback as she steps into clerk's role
• UVa's focused ultrasound getting national attention
• Elected officials to discuss fluoride in drinking water
• City’s capital budget lowest in years
• LETTER: Students against coal would benefit from more research
• SUV hits one of 2 loose horses on I-64
• Community kicks off season with tree lighting downtown
• Bring it! UVa fans bursting with anticipation
• At 101 and 86, they still track UVa football statistics
• McKenzie: From pork rinds to the presidency?
• Aftershocks continue to be felt in Virginia
• LETTER: UVa's use of cats in medical training deserves fuller review of facts
• City to seek OK for 'trap-neuter-return' of feral cats
• UVa law students helping migrant farm workers
• With children at both schools, McDonnells split on UVa-Tech game
• Clerk, customer pepper-sprayed in city robbery
• Forum on underage drinking set for Dec. 1
• LETTER: Many thanks for market gleaning effort
• Louisa schools leader expresses gratitude in quake's wake
• State seeks to dismiss Biscuit Run suit
• Annual Santa Fund kicks off 118th year
• Two teens charged with armed robbery
• Josh Turner
• The Golden Dragon Acrobats
• Moscow Festival Ballet – Romeo & Juliet
• Food, Wine, Film & Passion
• Comedian Jeanne Robertson
• LETTER: Use of animals in medical research saves human lives
• LETTER: Need for Western Bypass is clear
• City police: Groping burglar has assaulted at least 5 men in their beds
• Occupiers may stay in Lee Park ... for now
• Bypass opponents, backers debate traffic numbers
• FEMA, housing alliance rolling up sleeves in Louisa
• City council endorses legislative package
• EDITORIAL: Of Occupy indecision and Cavalier accomplishments
• LETTER: Real people provide customer service
• LETTER: What other rights will Daily Progress toss under bus?
• Tie vote on building design delays Trader Joe’s
• 'Our First Amendment rights ... trump local ordinance'
• UVa defends Rotunda plans
• Nonprofits seek to spread holiday cheer
• Range fire comes as university seeks to update system
• Man arrested in September shooting
• Old Bassett Furniture building fire to be problem for days
• LETTER: Are reactors really ready for safe restart?
• EDITORIAL: The battle over Biscuit Run
• OPINION: Political favoritism pre-occupies council
• LETTER: Bypass planning should consider health effects
• LETTER: More healthy school food is a must
• LETTER: Greed is just wrong
• LETTER: Occupiers should think about these things, stop whining
• LETTER: Obama's irrelevancy
• Should city officials extend the Occupy Charlottesville permit past Thanksgiving?
• Man shot in Louisa in apparent domestic dispute
• Occupy prepares to make bold showing at Monday's council meeting
• PVCC hopes to start child-sitting program to help student-parents
• McKenzie: Local WAVES disbanding
• Some ideas of task force not included in bypass bid addendum
• Advocates: Coal an unhealthy choice for UVa
• Two arrested in vehicle break-ins in Fashion Square area
• Charlottesville 12 historical markers' text
• Charlottesville 12 recall integration experiences
• Recent incident brings UVa students' nonchalant street-crossing attitude into question
• College officials offer up state-money wish lists
• FEMA knocking on doors to find quake damage
• Toscano tapped for House minority leader post
• Gordonsville mayor enjoys being invited guest at White House
• Gang awareness event planned for Dec. 7
• Orange homeless shelter closes doors
• Local Salvation Army seeks memorabilia ahead of 100th anniversary
• Autism playgroup forming
• Group seeks to end use of cats in UVa medical training
• New markers honor Charlottesville 12 students
• Jury pool questionnaire focus of Huguely hearing
• Celebrity inventor speaks at dedication of UVa's new science building
• McKenzie: Meals being packed Saturday for Haitian facility
• Dominion won't make its deadline for full reactor restart
• Man entering homes around UVa and groping men
• Local school systems get 'green' honors
• Would-be robber tries to get drugs from Crozet pharmacy
• Police ID critically injured bicyclist
• Occupy Charlottesville should give thanks
• Steep rate increase for sewer service projected in Albemarle
• University, city, county share plans for major construction projects
• MPO directs staff to turn information over to VDOT
• Stony Point parents speak out against redistricting
• Traffic fatality is county's fifth in short period
• City demolishes Montrose house
• City fire department to break ground on new station
• Scottsville Road accident kills woman
• Driver in deadly Crozet crash now faces manslaughter charges
• Dredging supporters optimistic U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will consider new information on water plan
• County planners support location for Sunset-Fontaine Connector
• London’s National Theatre: Travelling Light
• London’s National Theatre: She Stoops to Conquer
• An Evening with Chef Tom Colicchio
• UVa students push to save magnolias around the Rotunda
• Parents hear options for Albemarle school redistricting
• Commission to consider compromise language on campus crime proposal
• Louisa quake victims begin to see financial aid
• Poll: Public likes public notices in newspapers
• Palmyra woman dies from wreck injuries
• Salvation Army in need of donated temporary space
• PVCC registration begins Nov. 30
• UFO researcher to speak at UVa on Friday
• Boyd Tinsley fund gives $75,000 to city schools
• An Evening with Tom Colicchio
• Let revenue-sharing showdown begin
• Charlottesville Cooking School, It's Time for the Holidays
• County planners recommend approval of road for new development at Clifton Lake
• Bell to re-introduce bill on city-county revenue sharing
• 750 Thanksgiving turkeys donated to Blue Ridge Area Food Bank
• Virginia community colleges to ask state for more help
• Experienced rescuers, on the scene
• Albemarle to hold meetings on school redistricting
• City schools delay tablet initiative
• Injured cyclist downgraded to critical condition
• Occupiers 'on edge' over mixed messages from the city
• Your hire letter is just a piece of paper; it's the pay stub that counts
• Granger property to be developed by-right; connector road part of plans
• Dominion restarts North Anna
• Collision of Jeep vs. bicycle has man in serious condition
• UVa reports 11,417 applied for non-binding early admission
• Authorities not completely sold on new college assault measure
• Philanthropy Day brings nonprofits together for mutual benefit
• Cheney nixes appearance at Miller Center
• County to briefly close Darden Towe dog park
• SARA to present awards Thursday
• CBIC to host German-themed event
• County plans Thanksgiving traffic watch
• Would you buy an electric car if they cost the same as gasoline-powered cars?
• Stakeholders hash out future of City Market
• UVa Medical Center ups focus on customer service
• Campus assaults: Proposal changes how prosecutions are handled
• McKenzie: Scardog faces cold to fight skin cancer
• As North Anna restarts, questions remain about future of nuclear energy
• UVa to host China Town Hall national event
• Part of Nelson road to close this week
• Electric cars made in America, driven in Charlottesville
• County seeks to revisit revenue sharing agreement
• Those rendered jobless by quake eligible for aid in Louisa
• Just another day at work for Charlottesville's blind
• UVa rec center could double in size
• Dominion has permission to restart North Anna on Monday
• UVa replaces weapons policy
• The Charlottesville 12 -- Events to honor 1st integrated students
• Goodlatte's balanced budget amendment goes to House committee next week
• McKenzie: 11-11-11 appears to be passing without incident
• Therre's hope to prevent student deaths
• Schools should focus on nutrition
• Two killed in Crozet crash; driver charged with DUI
• Accident halts traffic on I-64 East
• Gordon Avenue Book Sale begins this weekend
• Ron White: Moral Compass Tour
• Albemarle schools consider lowering tuition for out-of-county students
• Occupy fissures may lead to conflict with police, city government
• County officer shoots self at firearms training course
• At least 2 in hospital after vehicle engulfed in flames
• Rotunda repairs will lead to covering dome, killing magnolias
• FEMA approves aid for Louisa schools
• Sullivan on Penn State: 'I want UVa to learn from negative events'
• Houck concedes in state Senate race vs. Reeves
• Madison supervisor completes community service
• Balances at issue in new 17th District
• Area's growth makes bypass needed
• Kids unhurt as SUV slides down hill into creek
• VDOT delays addendum for Western Bypass RFP; Federal government postpones further right-of-way acquisition
• Dodson, Brennan show campaign cash clout
• City Council candidates on city/county/UVa cooperation
• Albemarle Supervisors candidates on city/county/UVa cooperation
• UVa School of Engineering -- still young and growing at age 175
• Museum, Clorox join those interested in helping damaged Louisa schools
• Boyd pushes for immediate opening of Meadow Creek Parkway
• Montpelier gets new constitution center director
• Two-party competition is dead in Va.
• Dugger will work tirelessly for city
• For a committed, reliable supervisor, choose Norwood
• Balanced power between city, county depends on vote
• Reeves' ties to far right won't serve public's interest
• In thinking about the future, choose Neff for supervisor
• Are Occupy Charlottesville demonstrators receiving preferential treatment from City Council?
• UVa moves to decentralize budgeting process
• New ordinance for false alarms set to take effect
• Costumed canines take over Downtown Mall
• Dodson, Garrett offer real choice in 22nd
• McKenzie: Hunting ghosts at the Exchange Hotel
• Six-year transportation plan meeting set for Culpeper District
• UVa to host forum on memorial for enslaved workers
• Meeting set on future East Ivy fire station
• Montpelier to unveil electrical machine Monday
• Collins is a candidate focused on community
• GOP needs to stop pushing Fariss
• Reasonable bypass alternatives exist
• No more one size fits all in schools?
• Walking the walk?
• Washington ripped off retirees
• Claims made in article provided unnecessary
• Iran's influence in Iraq
• Constitution and technology collide in court
• Bike expert advises area cyclists on how to improve bike network
• With parkway looming, where is a skater to go?
• As election nears, independents try to break Democratic stranglehold on Charlottesville
• Group debates FOIA request over UVa climate emails
• Albemarle's Norwood, supervisor hopeful, filed for bankruptcy in '09
• VDOT to work on Route 680
• Man caught ... fretting
• Toll vs. fine? Hmm…
• Club members are real role models
• Norwood would only represent same interests as Boyd
• Albemarle Supervisors candidates on growth area expansion
• City Council candidates on their qualifications
• County officials pushing for full dam height
• At convocation, UVa bestows highest academic honors
• Area educators honored at Farmington
• Hatton Ferry gets garden club grant
• McKenzie: In Louisa, just waiting for what's next
• Precedent indicates favoritism?
• City has three excellent candidates
• Dumler has experience, vision to become a county supervisor
• Safe Halloween changes location
• Survey: Local library patrons would like more computers
• LEAP, UVa offer Louisa homeowners rebuilding tips
• Officials issue winter weather warning
• Albemarle Supervisors candidates on county rural areas
• Man cleared of embezzling from billionaire
• University under fire for use of coal
• Local planners collect public input on land use and transportation
• Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker
• Albemarle lauds shrinking class sizes, wants more of the same
• Jury deciding if billionaire gave Albemarle man $114K, or was robbed
• Albemarle makes College Board's AP Honor Roll
• Fluvanna Chamber of Commerce has new officers, directors
• Boyd announces endorsements
• Don't be scared by anti-bypass ads
• Cindi Burket is right person for Albemarle School Board
• Support Aldous, Fariss, Boyd when you cast your ballot
• Vote for Willa Neale to better city's education system
• Engleman is the man to send Greene in the right direction
• Va. pension crisis to hit local budgets
• Live audio streaming of Mia Birk's lecture on improving bicycle infrastructure
• Tractor-trailer closes 250, 22 in Shadwell
• Developer and MPO seeking grant for JPA/Emmet intersection improvements
• Huguely lawyers seek to keep public from Love's medical records
• Cheney, daughter to discuss book at Miller Center
• Tea Party to host meet-the-candidates forum
• Occupy Charlottesville gets (possibly unprecedented) automatic permit renewal
• Allegations of violence, student-teacher relations hit 59th District hopefuls
• Louisa hard at work on modular high school
• Suit settled against Fluvanna sheriff, deputy
• Hurt should check banking facts first
• Know what you're getting into before signing something
• Albemarle alerts voters to shifting precincts, districts
• Virginia must plug its Social Services' leaks
• SELC: Bypass traffic estimates off ... by 200 years
• Fluvanna bridge meeting canceled
• RWSA to advertise bids for new Ragged Mountain dam
• Deeds, Aldous clash over jobs, education funding at UVa debate
• Suit claims negligence in Taser-related death
• Police confirm 10 WAHS students arrested at dance
• Bell, Toscano to be honored for roles in protective orders legislation
• Chef Chang unveils à la carte menu, eyes possible movie
• Albemarle farm manager accused of embezzling $114K
• Authorities seek suspect in shooting
• Police: Man on the run after roadside check
• More support helps STEM jobs creation
• Support strong for a real bypass
• Redistricting + political ambitions = new home for many candidates
• GOP's Aldous is the right man for Va.'s 25th Senatorial District
• 59th District candidate has hunting-related convictions
• Local agencies offer meds take-back
• City Council candidates on ward-based elections
• State Police call off search for possible plane crash in Alleghany County
• Does "the new normal" mean people stop trying?
• Task force seeks impact on Western Bypass design
• City takes input on future of McIntire Park
• Louisa quake donations coming in, but recipients could be denied government aid
• Occupy Charlottesville staying until Thursday -- and eyeing Thanksgiving
• Assault charges deferred for ex-mayor Caravati
• Gadhafi's end sparks new beginning
• Vote for Laufer, a fine educator
• Gallaway's experience as parent, teacher a great benefit
• Is FEMA's denial of federal assistance to Louisa County earthquake victims a political decision?
• Putting things in writing makes a difference
• Dodson will work for good of Va.
• In key Senate race, a headwind for Democrat Houck
• Neale on School Board a step in right direction
• Most UVa medical employees see raise with new pay system
• Protesters clueless about own rallies
• McKenzie: Scholarship money comes in all forms
• City: Vinegar Hill raze was vast mistake
• Growing, troubling trend
• Central Virginia food banks seeing great need
• Time to do something (serious)
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• Lawyer's punishment troubling
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• Albemarle water authority asked to prepare for expansion areas
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• Tea Party plans its own rally, eyeing Occupy Charlottesville
• UVa begins campaign to fix Lawn, Range chimneys
• Monticello Artisans Trail officially opens
• Slate's Lithwick to speak at Quadruplicity
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• War chests swollen, Albemarle candidates look to final weeks' spending
• Handling of pot case questionable
• Safety in sidewalks
• Four good School Board candidates
• Suit over man struck from wheelchair by county police settled out of court
• UPDATE: Halfaday case continued
• Webb to FEMA: Why no quake assistance for Louisa?
• Water authority finalizing plans for protecting interstate with reservoir expansion
• Albemarle grants preliminary approval for Dunlora Forest
• Group files motion to halt federal funding of Parkway
• Police seek suspect in Oak Hill robbery
• County candidates united over dam, but not bypass
• Martin has proven experience
• Ken Boyd makes promises that he can actually keep
• Ned Gallaway has done his homework for School Board
• Randy Snead's experience puts him ahead for sheriff
• Edd Houck won't polarize the Virginia Senate
• Follow the money
• Unhealthy streams are unacceptable
• City man indicted in shooting death
• Louisa Cares event raises $20,000 in quake aid
• Albemarle searching for new school bus drivers
• Ex-City Council candidate charged in election fraud
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• Charlottesville man gets 4 years for shooting at girlfriend
• Live audio streaming of North Charlottesville Business Council Board of Supervisors candidates forum
• Dodson, Garrett spar in forum for 22nd District
• UVa judiciary committee dismisses case against Cav Daily editor
• JAUNT adds day of service for Nelson-Charlottesville route
• Arc announces family support program
• Appeal filed after marijuana conviction; rights abuse alleged
• Occupy Charlottesville gets quick permit approval
• Louisans to vote on meals tax to aid quake victims
• Stonefield hits approval milestone
• Congrats to Cavaliers on their big win
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• EADs and the commonwealth
• Quake-stability review at North Anna set
• Restarting reactors could be weeks away
• VDOT to hold public meeting on Fluvanna bridge project
• City to pick up leaves after Nov. 1
• Rutherford takes up spit wad suspension
• Dentist office to collect candy for troops
• Part of paved path to be ripped out
• Rules for paid time off for state workers face changes
• Hurt touts Reeves in race against Houck; jobs key issue
• Divided Charlottesville council adopts regional water plan
• Occupy Charlottesville asks for suspension of Lee Park curfew
• City preps official apology for razing of Vinegar Hill
• Morgan Harrington's parents sue concert security provider
• Louisa quake fund more than halfway to matching donation goal
• Morgan Harrington's disappearance 2 years later
• Lexington City Council work session set in Confederate flag fight
• School board hopeful Laufer calls for more after-school efforts
• Man pleads guilty to Louisa 'drug shop'
• Two years later, Harringtons yearn for justice
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• Examining Virginia's volcanic history
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• McKenzie: Twisting through reality
• Residents press for action on delayed Crozet Library
• Artist scales new territory with unique fish art
• Can President Obama win Virginia in 2012?
• The Out-takes are Better than the Video itself!
• City officials tout value in cost of tablets for students
• Albemarle sees surplus from last year
• Most Rivanna basin streams impaired
• Occupy Charlottesville protest draws dozens
• After 3 disasters, no federal help for Louisa
• State workers have racked up more than $330 million in unused, earned time off
• Man pleads guilty in Louisa sex case
• Grant allowed Albemarle deputies to help police with traffic patrol
• City's Smith center honored
• Visit or no visit, Central Virginia tears into Obama debates
• McKenzie: The colorful case for train travel
• Area prepping Halloween events
• Residents on Louisa tornado: 'We got pretty lucky'
• Sergei Khrushchev to look back at the U.S.S.R.
• UVa's Miller Center examines history of Bush Sr.
• Are you ready for pre-crime screenings?
• Look at a the candidate, not the party
• Greene sheriff candidates lock horns
• First Jefferson Symposium to address free speech
• Rugby, Barracks citizens call for city to reopen Crow Pool
• Bypass addresses major issues
• Ahead of key council vote, group restates opposition to new dam
• Argument against ward-based elections remains flawed
• What they really want on Wall Street
• CCSP to host anniversary gala
• City plans paving of 10 Street
• Suspect in fatal shooting waives hearing
• Toscano plans town hall to meet Woodbrook constituents
• More damage in Louisa, this time from the sky
• Crews respond after explosion at Fontaine Park
• Conde Nast names Keswick Hall best small resort in mainland U.S.
• Explosion reported at Fontaine. No injuries.
• Albemarle to apply VDOT funding to four sidewalks
• Tuesday Scottsville candidate forum
• Group prepares to Occupy Charlottesville
• Albemarle planning commission votes against growth area expansion
• Albemarle to raise school salaries by 1 to 2 percent next year
• Aftershock strikes FEMA hearing on denial of Louisa quake aid
• City taking advantage of county
• University needs to rethink commitment to burning coal
• High notes, roughh point seen in Oct.
• Crozet woman guilty to striking her ex, his girlfriend with car
• Further arrests made in West Park robbery
• Live audio streaming of today's Albemarle Supervisor meeting
• Update: Man killed in Nelson County wreck ID'ed
• Louisa, state appealing denial of federal quake relief
• More charged in West Park Market robbery
• Bridging The Gap
• Kuttner car mileage? How's 350 mpg(e) sound?
• Albemarle supervisors to review options for VDOT revenue sharing
• One dead in Nelson County wreck
• Albemarle planning commission considers growth area expansion
• UVa summit examines state of American innovation
• Rooker committee concerned about bypass
• White charged with all three deaths in Greene triple homicide
• Friends remember local man, 21, who died over the weekend
• Orange landfill sets date for potentially dangerous waste
• UVa researchers get grant to study prostate cancer
• Police: Charges grow after fatal DUI wreck
• Va. economy not as rosy as it seems
• Stealing the American dream
• Racial issues still remain prevalent in area businesses
• Central Virginia available homes, home prices drop
• Neale is the right candidate for Charlottesville School Board
• Region to see many positives from Western Bypass project
• Hurt meeting constituents throughout the 5th District
• Police search for man missing since September
• David Dodson
• Salem teachers take online program to Louisa Co.
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• County School Board hopefuls divided on semester structure
• Sign of change
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• UVa researcher vying for $25M sterilization prize
• Voters can call for info, assistance
• UVa group pushed mental health awareness
• Foolishness of NCLB act finally noted
• City seeks donated Christmas tree for Downtown Mall
• Mineral wins Alan Jackson concert
• Two arrested in connection with West Park Market robberies
• City woman dies after head-on collision
• Who gets your vote today for the Scottsville District seat on the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors?
• Natural legacy at risk without stronger plan
• Not one Va. base school is adequate
• There's more to the bypass numbers
• Politics aside, get to work for 'we the people'
• Elect new supervisors who can rebury 20-year-old bypass proposal
• Enthusiasts bring pickleball to Charlottesville
• Boyd has reason to support bypass
• God bless our right to freedom of religion
• Coping with America's waning world influence
• Bank of America
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• UVa's Batten School rolls out new dual degree programs
• APR used by NCAA to gauge academic culture in sports teams
• UVa women's tennis: High turnover marks tenure of coach
• Boyd, Neff highlight differences
• Greene chili fest balances heat and sweet
• Brilliant foliage on tap for fall
• Arganica plans to take Albemarle zoning dispute to court
• Hurt sees justifiable 'frustration' behind Occupy Wall Street protests
• UVa nervously awaits nature of state budget cuts
• West Park Market robbed for 5th time in a year
• Jarmans Gap Road to open for weekend traffic
• Suspect arrested in one of two high-speed chases
• UVa's Darden school to host forum on innovation, entrepreneurs
• Orange to hold public meeting on new Walmart location
• Report: Obama to tout jobs package in Charlottesville
• Local libraries survey patrons' technology use
• The life and times of Steve Jobs
• Reconsider Biscuit Run plea
• School bus accident sends students to hospital; no serious injuries
• Woodbrook residents to meet with developer about pathway
• Albemarle supervisors reject special use permit for light industrial site
• The great cupcake debate: City School Board weighs policy changes
• Attendee of Cantor function loses trespassing appeal
• Authorities find defunct meth lab in Orange
• Tax holiday on energy-efficient products begins Friday
• Jail in Orange looks to expand
• Boyd, Neff duke it out at forum
• Prosecution brings up insurance payoff, infidelity as motives in Abshire case
• City schools holding discussion for parents on reading, writing
• Albemarle education PAC makes endorsements
• Oak Hill Market burglary suspect arrested
• WAHS athletes have impetigo, will play football Friday
• Scores of contractors show up for Western Bypass meeting
• Should richer countries help those failing?
• Tea party needs to lose selfish attitude
• Crimora church looks to rise from the ashes
• Virginia Film Festival 2011
• City Council candidates wade into area's race issues
• Audio of Charlottesville City Council candidate forum
• Albemarle Supervisors seek more information on Bypass
• Board OKs water plan, mulls trigger for full dam expansion
• County examines projected shortfall
• City residents can expect new voter cards
• Thank you to our local businesses
• Where are the fans?
• Monument evidence of free expression
• UVa should better explain rules to students coming from abroad
• Hellenic society to honor Casteen
• Mineral man pleads guilty to car shooting
• Obama's job package could save, create 10,000 Va. jobs ... at a price
• VCU launches oral history project on Massive Resistance
• Gordonsville man gets 1 year from child pornography
• Pro-botanical garden group to unveil designs
• LEAP announces home-makeover winners
• UVa to participate in EPA gameday challenge
• Live audio streaming of today's Albemarle Supervisor meeting
• Amid challenges, Stonefield garners some positive feedback
• MPO area may expand
• City's Smith center gets highest LEED certification
• With precinct changes, city residents to get new voting cards
• Madison man charged in wreck that injured 6
• Albemarle County getting 2 more historical markers
• North Garden man sentenced for child molestation
• Houck calls fliers on his record an 'abomination'
• McDonnell suggests austere budget ahead
• Environmental mitigation plan for dam will build new wetlands and protect streams
• Bridging gap in funding of infrastructure
• Chrck out bypass alternatives
• Class warfare may have surprise ending for the winner
• Zero to 60 PLUS Charlottesville: Beaches to be enjoyed from Charlottesville
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• Cause of baby's death in Turley case released
• Council delays vote on regional water plan
• City set to double Northeast Park with land purchase
• Albemarle looking at million dollar shortfall
• Turley indicted in young girl's death
• Harrington's parents launch campaign to Save the Next Girl
• Report: Births, fertility have unexpected results on world markets
• Man being held by ICE dies at UVa
• Free speech should be allowed in public place
• Local scientists win
• Dominion not concerned about us
• Celebrate 250 balloons land in Pa., garner city a birthday card
• Local CIT program honored
• Greene voters to get a look at candidates
• Who gets your vote today in the Rivanna District race for Albemarle Board of Supervisors?
• Area ambulances soon will all have ECGs that transmit data to hospitals
• Walking to Crozet Elementary to get easier, safer
• McKenzie: Help appreciated in Louisa
• Special-needs education fair set for Nov. 12
• Awards banquet to aid quake victims
• Former Staunton newspaper publisher dies
• Study looks to create local jobs
• Va.'s Us. Senate debate is rigged
• Newspapers protect public's right to know
• More lanes equal more traffic, history shows
• U.S. 29 Bypass: Not a done deal
• The road the bypass built
• Advice to Obama: Panic, or practice equanimity
• How can we stop grandparents/grandhcildren alienation and abuse?
• Ken Boyd will listen to constituents
• Boyd a good leader thanks to experience
• Not proud to be an American these days
• 45 minutes turn into 3 bladder-filled hours
• Politics, food and cattle mix at Old Farm Day
• Report: Charlottesville has one of nation's best housing markets
• Fire chief: Missing found uninjured after blaze
• Group researches contributions of Irish in Central Virginia
• Council candidates split over local jobs/income report
• Charlottesville, one of America's Favorite Cities
• Livable communities project gets public input
• Renaming of plaza kicks off Charlottesville's 250th
• McKenzie: Painful reminders of drunk driving everywhere
• Lacking funds, Orange homeless shelter set to close
• Miller Center compiling oral history of first President Bush
• Annual parade of homes begins
• Applicants sought for Neighborhood Leadership Institute
• UVa joins elite water alliance
• Forestry department opens seedling sales
• Residents question new Madison bridge
• Nepotism opens a can of worms
• Don't shortchange our military
• We've waited long enough for the Western Bypass
• What makes Charlottesville such a great place to live?
• Public gives input at water permit hearing
• Supervisors shoot down city effort to delay bypass
• Job fair draws a large crowd
• Pickleball, anyone? City to host demonstration
• Man pleads guilty in wreck that injured Fluvanna family
• Friday events downtown to mark Banned Books Week
• 96 percent of Virginia's public schools fully accredited
• Car hits bicyclist on Belmont Bridge
• Grant to allow for public access to thousands of historical documents
• Author to talk about 'magic' of science at UVa
• Scottsville fire company to hold 75th anniversary fete Saturday
• It's Time Again To Think About Winterizing Your Charlottesville Home
• Show some respect for others' views
• Choice not so simple
• Obama's plan has it backwards
• Both political parties should get time on the airwaves
• Audio & Video of Albemarle Supervisor candidate forum - Rivanna District
• Charges certified as grisly details emerge in Greene triple homicide
• Neff and Boyd find common ground, but clash over bypass
• City school board hopeful seeks to ban chocolate milk
• Not yet out of the woods with oil spill
• A crushing 'solution'
• Catching on to the real meaning of area's 'sustainability' plan
• Charlottesville set to start celebrating sestercentennial
• Second arrest made in rash of Central Virginia burglaries
• Why can't RSWA give estimate?
• Sierra Club endorses Democrat supervisor candidates
• Business Planning and Development, A Different Kind of Retreat
• SELC denounces request for Western Bypass bids
• One man shot, another robbed in separate incidents
• Greene officials seize $33K, 10 pounds of pot
• City will pay to initiate work on dredging proposal
• Public to see 3 options for Rivanna pump station
• Dominion says seismic vibrations tripped reactors
• Proposal to expand Redfields recommended for denial
• Dominion says seismic vibrations tripped reactors
• Western Bypass goes out for bid
• Harvard economist talks about role of behavior in finance at UVa visit
• Community reaches out to post-quake Louisa
• Postal workers call for Hurt to back resolution
• Tractor-trailer incident closes Route 151 for hours
• Job fair set for Thursday at JPJ
• Hurt to make local stops Wednesday
• Louisa faces fine for landfill problems
• Meeting set for Thursday on city, county comprehensive plans
• There are no free rides on Interstate 95
• Break up the tax breaks
• Are you ready for more stimulus?
• American shoppers' reliance on plastic bags is troubling
• Northern interchange concepts for Western Bypass unveiled at town hall
• Public questions VDOT, Boyd over bypass
• Apple growers expect weather to lead to solid crop
• Charges certified in death of child, 1
• Is Social Security a Ponzi scheme?
• Montpelier slave quarters project dedicated
• JMU student remains in critical condition after UVa fraternity incident
• Nuclear plant outages could cost customers millions
• McKenzie: Do your part to help in fight against cancer
• Long-dormant quarry back in operation -- to some neighbors' dismay
• Albemarle increasing lobbying effort for new athletic fields
• Louisa actress making a name for herself in movies
• Authorities say armed man robbed Westpark Market
• Adjustments made, police say gameday traffic goes smoothly
• Charlottesville, Albemarle fight increased gang activity
• University claims success with student conviction reporting system
• Two injured in UVa balcony fall
• Fluvanna NAACP to host political forums
• A good day in Hell
• Help yourself to loot
• Dog tired, probably
• Health mandate not unconstitutional
• Re-elect Ken Boyd for Albemarle County Board of Supervisors
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• Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lodger
• Gone With the Wind
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• Changes made in hopes of improving gameday traffic
• Post-quake, Irene help from FEMA in limbo
• Foes of third reactor cite quake
• Late claims delay attorney malfeasance sanctions
• McKenzie: What kind of troll messed with anti-Obama sign on Park Street?
• UVa becomes first Central Virginia site to offer fast HIV test
• Orange police charge man with making false report
• Work to close 2 Albemarle roads
• Audio & Video of Charlottesville City Council candidate forum
• Keeping 'the people' in the know
• Help is on the way
• Language of violence futher divides
• Remember why ancestors came to the United States
• Final sentence handed down in murder case
• Rosehill, Kellytown residents share concerns with council
• None of supervisor candidates willing to commit on taxes
• Area officers honored at alcohol safety banquet
• Judge denies motion to dismiss Culpeper slaying case
• Independent Paul Long withdraws from race for City Council
• Mysterious package seals off Palmyra post office
• Arrest made in multi-county burglaries
• Va. laws can't keep up with shifting chemistry of fake marijuana
• STAB to host discussion on sugar, student nutrition
• League of Women Voters to hold meeting on water plan
• Tablet test may be helpful
• Hurt needs to host public forums
• UVa student arrested on charges of computer trespass
• ProPublica leader briefs area businesses on the future of news
• Madison County administrator resigns
• United Way's Day of Caring spreads through community
• Environmental group accuses Charlottesville of smogginess
• Connaughton defends original cost estimate for Western Bypass
• Fluvanna sues financial adviser over high school bonds
• Boyd-Neff race continues to draw the big bucks
• Reforming patent law necessary
• Republicans have lost their way
• Don't forget other lives destroyed on another 9/11
• Familiar foes face off in Orange sheriff race
• No additional time for woman's I-64 DUI
• NRC announces public meeting on North Anna plant
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• Council candidates talk water, infrastructure
• VDOT's Western Bypass cost projections could double
• DMB, CACF to give quake aid
• Shifflett sees sentence grow for weapons charge
• Prosecution, defense argue if shooting was intentional
• City announces board appointments
• Woman sentenced for helping hide murder victim's body
• Woman sentenced for helping hide murder victim's body
• Miller Center gives Worrell the Scott Award
• Yahoo Real Estate: Charlottesville the best place to live
• Bypass costs underestimated in advance of CTB vote
• Get tough on identity theft cases
• Don't allow cell towers near schools
• Council candidate forum set for Tuesday night
• Council briefed on city infrastructure projects
• Starr Hill Presents: Rob Bell
• State completes public hearings for proposed state park
• Louisa begins tax abatement, seeks state and national aid for quake relief
• Judge sets parameters of trial over police cruiser vs. wheelchair
• UVa's Sullivan sees opportunity in ACC expansion
• Virginia Department of Health gives permit to Ragged Mountain dam
• Audio and video of Senior Statesmen Board of Supervisors candidates forum
• Condemn animal cruelty by skipping trip to circus
• Companies don't need tax dollars
• 'Bipartisan' business
• Economy fix not business as usual
• Rate the expansion of the ACC to include Pittsburgh and Syracuse
• Activists turn out for Military Industrial Complex at 50 conference
• Advanced monitor developed at UVa helping babies
• UVa law student spent childhood on the lam
• At Dominion's nuclear plants, a spate of unplanned shutdowns
• Post-storm cleanup proves divisive in city neighborhood
• Strange, post-quake Louisa school schedule might end Feb. 1
• Harvest festival draws a crowd at Monticello
• National park problems among topics at Nelson meeting
• Army of volunteers readies for Day of Caring
• Public hearing set on Madison bridge's possible replacement
• Repairs to close bridge in Greene
• Two Beautiful Homes Open Sunday, September 18, at Melbourne Park downtown
• Our country sees silliest of lawsuits
• All in the family
• Sept. 11 tribute an inspiration
• The wonders of the world" Some things just don't make sense
• Anniversary of Constitution's signing perfect time to study it
• Panel recommends changes to Albemarle sign regulations
• UVa Rotunda dome only needs repairing, not replacing
• McKenzie: Jackson concert fever hits Louisa
• Halfaday documents turned over to investigators
• Submit your questions for our local candidates via our Google Moderator
• Louisa prosecutes first child porn victim restitution case
• City man faces child porn charges
• Do your best to save the train
• Beware of tricky regulations
• Downtown building to get new life
• Mining votes for Mineral
• Special prosecutor appointed in Caravati case
• ACSA to vote on regional water plan
• UVa Health System profits soar
• Many city parents balk at possible charges if kids lose schools' tablet computers
• Video gives marketing a whole new twist, see this First-time Homebuyer Dream Home
• University planning $13M practice facility
• Neff accuses Boyd of 'watering down' bypass resolution
• Give working poor raises to help budget
• Study looks to improve gas mileage
• Oh, say, can you see?
• Drivers cited in pair of unrelated bike-auto collisions
• Allen, Kaine camps trade snipes on out-of-state fundraising
• Montpelier to celebrate Constitution Day
• County police seek suspects in series of burglaries
• Supervisors adopt resolution requesting bypass studies before construction
• Southern Refrains: An Evening with Lee Smith, Jill McCorkle, Marshall Chapman, and Matraca Berg
• Albemarle candidates spar over taxes, bypass
• PVCC awaits opening of culinary branch at Jefferson School City Center
• Local conference to examine the military-industrial complex
• County police hosting Ronald McDonald charity event
• Kudos on board's uranium decision
• Elwood's legacy felt around area
• Recognizing worth
• Jefferson School begins its new life
• Court hears aspect of college booze ad case
• Election officials request investigation into Halfaday filings
• Live audio streaming of Senior Statesmen forum for Albemarle Supervisors
• Perry to LU students: Take charge of your lives
• Groups get input in plan for water
• Ex-Orange investigator guilty of making false report
• Arganica loses zoning appeal
• Converting a Home to a Rental
• Man pleads guilty to stealing ring from Zales
• Officials expected to discuss possible false statements by Halfaday
• Judge hears arguments in panhandling ordinance case
• Man sentenced in case involving killed dog
• NRC urges safety changes at North Anna
• Caravati court date set for Friday
• Job creation responsibility of committee?
• Cantor should have provided facts
• Kudos to Ken Boyd for work on Board of Supervisors
• Live streaming of "four board" regional water supply plan meeting
• Shuffled and combined, Louisa students go back to school
• Report: Scottsville has plenty of water for the future
• Computers 4 Kids celebrates 10th year, largest graduating class
• Former mayor Caravati arrested arrested in domestic assault
• Activist, businesswoman Elwood dies in Charlottesville
• Albemarle candidates differ on transportation hopes
• Successful rail service in jeopardy
• Officials: Poorly set equipment caused climber's death
• Thanks, Mr. Boyd, for involving us
• Bob Fenwick makes good sense for Charlottesville City Council
• Police seek info in city man's shooting
• DMB makes donation to area fire department
• What influence will the Tea Party have on the 2012 elections?
• UVa professor: Dangerous distraction lives in a pineapple under the sea
• Speeches, songs and prayer commemorate 9/11 in Charlottesville
• 'At the intersection of the blue sky and the flame'
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• VDOT moving forward with Meadow Creek Parkway construction
• Bus service resuming to VA clinic
• A decade later, a nation and a community remember 9/11
• In-motion memorial: Cadets keep flag moving through UVa
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• Prank puts winner's prize at risk
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• Buckingham man turning old school site into park
• Judge puts AG's quest for climate records on hold
• Jarmans Gap Road to close Monday
• UVa to host home movie night
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• Louisa to provide program for middle-schoolers on days off
• Midtown Street Fair set for Saturday
• Public hearings on Walmart set in Orange
• Commission meetings to be open now; AG will not investigate
• Suspects charged in Louisa field vandalism
• UVa professor analyzes Bush actions post 9/11
• Lynchburg-to-D.C. train faces possible funding cuts
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• 9-11 Reflections: Have the wars on terror made us safer or more vulnerable?
• Environmental groups: Bypass is not inevitable
• Charlottesville’s downtown residents raise concerns about pedestrian and bike safety
• Albemarle picks 2012 school start date
• Harrington's mother applauds effort to shift some investigations from college police
• Allen gets haircut, goes after Obama and Kaine on jobs
• Everyone deserves health care
• Be careful of online posts
• Charlottesville Tomorrow gets $100k grant to expand
• Report: Quake shook harder than North Anna designed to withstand
• Court dismisses Virginia challenge to health care overhaul
• Community prepares for 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Independent joins 59th District race, making 3 hopefuls
• Supervisors briefed on next steps for bypass
• Councilors accept revised population projections
• Sullivan calls for more funding for research
• Monday's cloud in Fluvanna confirmed as tornado
• Man to serve 4 years in Graves' Mountain killing
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• NRC, Dominion to meet on earthquake's effects
• Albemarle house fire injures 2
• Albemarle votes to end Cool Counties membership
• Big names to take part in tribute to Bob O'Neil
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• Man sentenced to 10 years in incident near Wilton Farms
• Biscuit Run public hearing set for Sept. 19
• Local Big Brothers Big Sisters has new director
• Foundation to match donations to earthquake fund
• Legislation for meetings remains foggy
• Blighted city house to be demolished
• Live audio streaming of today's Albemarle Supervisor meeting
• Louisa officials divided on use of local tax revenues for quake aid
• NAACP pres tells City Council Downtown Mall is too dominated by whites
• Police report 14 Va. holiday weekend traffic deaths
• City begins enforcing law making helmets mandatory for those 14 and under
• 4th man guilty in robbery-turned-homicide
• Get used to odd weather worldwide
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• Rains close section of Avon Street
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• Input sought on future of east McIntire Park
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• It's not politics as usual in Buena Vista on Labor Day
• Is time up for this city house?
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• Council candidate calls for jobs for all in city who want one
• Deeds campaigns with the old fire
• Flash flood watch in effect through Tuesday
• Timeline for new ramp at Best Buy uncertain
• AmeriCorps volunteers providing free energy-efficiency evaluations
• Disrupted Louisa schools set for open houses
• Lecture series on area's presidents set to begin this week
• Contracting solutions proposed
• Qhy the change of heart with aid?
• Government must tax to fix problems in the United States
• Is Obama mishandling security matters?
• All should not share burden of tax reform
• Education and safety more vital than bypass
• The tea party versus progressive liberals
• Photo shoot fiasco turns out to be worth the hassle
• Now that's a mouthful
• Lacking quake insurance, victims seeks source of aid
• Scientists descend on Louisa, seeking temblor data
• Louisa church, circa 1857, needs help after quake
• Kaine visits university during Labor weekend sweep
• Judge cuts millions in fatal wreck award; will sanction lawyer, client
• Louisa reactors won't restart until safety assured
• Night paving of West Rio, Hydraulic to begin next week
• City prosecutor moves to Albemarle office
• Fluvanna blogger wins case over use of county seal
• 3,500 set for Saturday's Women's Four Miler
• Speak out about river ownership
• Profanity on chalkboard not what Jefferson had in mind
• War spending need further U.S. oversight
• FBI seeking hikers in 'suspicious' trail death
• Man dead in shootout with Buckingham deputies
• VDOT says federal environmental reviews will require public hearing on Western Bypass
• Make Believe
• City approves $2.4M initiative for students' tablet computers
• Albemarle to alert voters to shifting precints
• McDonnell weighing legislation to allow public bodies to meet electronically
• Louisa damage estimates continue to rise
• UVa's Innocence Project helps overturn man's conviction
• Time to accept bypass is happening
• 'Annoying' speech still protected
• Having words over words
• Charlottesville Woman seeks 4 under 40 nominees
• Area rescue squad to host open house
• Earthquake rattles school in newly released security video
• Another aftershock jolts Mineral, Central Virginia
• South Downtown residents voice concerns to City Council
• Suit moves forward over man struck from wheelchair by police cruiser, then cited
• Boyd assembles Western Bypass taskforce; VDOT says northern terminus won’t require public hearing
• Helping neighbors takes priority
• YMCA to provide more recreation opportunities
• Thanks to Louisa teachers, staff for protecting children
• Be wary of earthquake, flood scammers
• City man pleads guilty to masturbating in view of a child
• Man gets 22 years for local drug ring
• Police ID those arrested after peppered Hardee's incident
• Boyd-chaired bypass committee aims to meet 3 times this month
• Commercial center on U.S. 29 gets under way
• ‘Why Is America Broke?' eBooklet Reveals In Everyday Language
• Project Rebirth
• Quake-induced shutdown of North Anna may be a first
• Boyd takes heat for bypass committee actions
• Volunteers sought for airport mock disaster
• Land use revalidation deadline nears
• Monticello teams with Smithsonian on Jefferson and slavery exhibit
• Mulberry Avenue will temporarily become one-way
• UVa College giving up nearly 50 percent
• Batesville Store looks to reopen -- outside of Batesville
• Man to serve 3 years in wreck that killed winemaker
• Some officials tossed from airport protester's suit
• Rep. Hurt says federal budget cuts could help with Irene relief
• Finding flaws in Panetta's plan
• Rep. Ron Paul deserves some campaign recognition, too
• Pre-school still is key for children
• Sweet Frog yogurt shop burglarized
• 5 arrested in attempted robbery at Hardee's
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Architectural Salvage Near Charlottesville, Virginia
• Aftershocks continue to rattle Louisa
• More inspectors to check North Anna plant
• Population and employment projections assessed in new water demand forecast
• Are Louisa schools beyond repair?
• Man gets 5 years after web sex sting
• Historical society digs for first Albemarle Courthouse
• Four independents weigh in at Tea Party council candidate forum
• After the Virginia quake, are you considering earthquake insurance?
• Jane Skafte
• Leadership in Louisa; faltering ACC; venture capital
• Area skies, hotels clear after Irene
• Martha Jefferson moves every patient to new hospital
• Post-quake, Mineral exhales as Irene passes
• McKenzie: Irene, you were no Isabel
• Fundraiser set for Fluvanna teen's funeral costs
• High schoolers get a taste of engineering at NASA camp
• Food trucks serve up alternative dining options at UVa
• School Board may raise classroom capacity guidelines
• Martha Jefferson Hospital set to complete move to new facility
• Charlottesville area spared Irene's ire
• Man robbed near Corner
• Kitchen fire causes minor damage to home
• DEQ releases draft permit modification for public scrutiny
• Central Virginia readies for outskirts of Irene
• Louisa announces major changes for school year, post-quake
• McKenzie: When will the world stop wobbling?
• Western Bypass to go out for bids within 30 days
• UVa hands over climate researcher's records to group
• Fluvanna teen killed in wreck
• Albemarle school redistricting panel seeks members
• Charlottesville named best college town
• Sne. Mark Warner says deficit tops terrorism as country's top problem
• Editorial: In Libya, reason for optimism
• Independent council candidates voice views at tea party forum
• How to be ready for Irene
• Southeastern Va. could take big hit from Irene
• Louisa elementary could be damaged beyond repair
• Show me the Money!
• Albemarle narrows school calendar options in new survey
• Man robs bank on Ivy Road
• Albemarle firefighters to hold community event to help MDA
• Orange DMV site set for grand re-opening
• Public input sought on Tonsler playground replacement
• No major problems reported after 4.5 aftershock
• Of quakes and council candidates
• Unclear how long it will take battered Louisa to recover
• Sullivan announces new UVa provost
• Blount reverses self, will run for school board
• UVa analyst joins city school board race
• Independents battle Democrats, each other for City Council
• At the epicenter, concern and confusion
• UPDATE: North Anna no longer relying on backup generators
• Back to School for Charlottesville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Consultant: Hybrid option for Rivanna pump station is feasible
• VIDEO: Earthquake damage near epicenter in Mineral
• VIDEO: Louisa High School damaged by earthquake
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• Dan River Region rattled by quake; no problems reported
• A look at historic quakes in Central Virginia
• Melampy switches to independent bid for clerk
• Locals react to ground shaking beneath them
• Virginia Tech seismologists investigate earthquake
• North Anna reactors shut down after quake
• City man guilty of fondling girl, 15, to serve 30 months
• Louisa quake
• Richmond Earthquake
• Man gets 30 months for shooting dog he says he thought was deer
• Richmond Earthquake
• Richmond Earthquake
• Do you have video of the earthquake?
• Gov. McDonnell on quake: Emergency plans went well
• Quake, possible record-breaker, closes schools in Louisa, Orange
• After primary loss, clerk candidate plans independent bid
• Winners and losers from Democratic primary
• City could have its first Council in 30 years with no black members
• Former UVa dean Nelson, 72, dies
• Health district to host 'Family Care Fair'
• Charlottesville seeks applicants for boards, commissions
• VA Supreme Court to hear YMCA case of fitness clubs vs. Albemarle
• Recount confirms Democratic Council noms
• Measles came through town on train
• Panhandlers seek to block city's dismissal of suit
• John Trippel
• C'ville is not so civil anymore
• Our money should belong to us
• MADD should not have turned away good money
• When should school start?
• Divided Democrats: Caucus results spark new criticisms
• Recount looms as Smith, Galvin, Huja get nod
• Dugger's victory signals an end to Garrett's long tenure
• Woodberry plans to add science building
• McKenzie: The little book that could
• Government's 'we do as we please' attitude a result of neglect
• Original bypass impact assessments out of date
• Big difference in what country needs to have and what it wants
• Abraham Lincoln's 1838 slavery message now applies to all of us
• We need to start fresh with all members of Congress
• Ad misleading, counterproductive
• Using money for bypass would be a poor decision
• Without bypass, commerce taken elsewhere
• Thought must go into balanced budget
• We are not a nation of silence
• Message, discipline can come with price
• Martha Jefferson's poised for next step of community service
• Henry Clay an admired, yet tough statesman
• Democrats nominate Huja, Galvin and Smith for City Council
• Huja, Galvin, Smith get council nods
• Republicans in primary for new 22nd stress experience
• PVCC's average student age dropping
• Some Albemarle bus routes will look different
• New online matching system set up for school carpooling
• Charlottesville Democratic primary Saturday
• Incoming freshmen swarm Charlottesville
• Weather drags on work on Georgetown Road
• McKenzie: Auto clinic teaches beyond the basics
• Video of 'The People's Forum' for Charlottesville City Council candidates
• FBI ID's hiker found dead in Amherst County, calls death suspicious
• Bear Garden
• Primary perspectives for C'ville
• Huja's vision helped save downtown
• Mayor's endorsements scream machine politics
• Smith has distinguished herself as top City Council candidate
• Hiker death in Amherst called suspicious
• City council candidates debate Fontaine-Sunset Connector
• Joint economic development efforts gaining momentum
• Candidate Halfaday says he's been getting anti-gay messages
• Norris rallies support behind his picks ahead of primary
• Safe Schools touts mid-point 'great things'
• Jarman's Gap work delayed--again
• NAACP: 'Complicated' primary ballot discriminatory
• Huja pushes bike, bus transportation
• Kids, seniors benefit from JABA school
• Help for the homeless?
• Make your voice heard by voting
• Dede Smith highly qualified to be City Council member
• City Council candidates meet at The People’s Forum
• City and county planning commissions briefed on livability grant
• Ex-city officials: VDOT must be reimbursed if parkway not built
• Buyaki wants to keep Rivanna district seat
• Don't look at sustainability as a bad thing
• Dealying projects wastes money, gas
• Balancing federal budget needs common sense, not amendment
• Several supervisors played politics in U.S. 29 Bypass vote
• More testing needed before application of biosolids
• Huja mug
• We should be able to thank Creator at table, public schools
• Man to serve 4 years for trying to hit woman with her car
• Democrats Cannon, Halfaday, and Galvin take overall lead in campaign fundraising
• Two arrested in string of robberies
• Albemarle Supervisor candidates report late summer fundraising
• Council hopeful Beyer pushes arts as 'an economic engine'
• Ex-Orange soccer coach indicted on rape charges
• Opponents bristle at numbers in pro-water plan mailer
• Restaurant fundraiser needed clarity
• NASA may have erred
• County needs recycling program
• Bypass plan steers clear aof retirement community
• Louisa attorney throws hat in for 56th District
• Hard-hit city neighborhoods to get free debris pickup
• Fry's Spring Neighborhood Association City Council Candidates Forum
• Stonefield design lands between a rock and a hard place
• Crozet gas station design approved
• Szakos makes her endorsements
• Video and Audio of Senior Statesmen City Council Candidates Forum
• UVa gets $25 million to study diabetic strokes
• City coke dealer gets 10 years
• Victim's mother forgives killer before his life sentence
• CAT to detour trolley for UVa move-in day
• Szakos endorsement
• Authorities: Trio arrested in Greene with 15 lbs. of pot
• Life sentence ordered in 2006 slaying
• Crews work to deal with storm damage; power out for many
• Mental health care calls for improvement
• Bypass needed, but design vague
• Who has the best chance of beating President Obama in 2012?
• Two Days of Rain Have Brought Cool Summer Mornings and Relief to Charlottesville area Trees and Flowers
• Air pollution near schools not a reason to be against bypass
• Brief storm wreaks havoc on area
• JABA starting intergenerational preschool
• McKenzie: The oh-so-real world of Tolstoy
• City readies plans for first new fire station in decades
• Democratic hopefuls weigh in on the issues
• High turnout expected for Democrats' firehouse primary
• PVCC plans to launch 'math emporium'
• On tour of district, Rep. Hurt denounces "overregulation"
• Police investigate robbery of UVa students
• Bike ride across U.S. honors fallen troops, benefits families
• New districts not always an improvement
• Power of the word
• Gnome, roam, home
• Fallen teacher went above, beyond
• Area family deserves thanks for helping those in need
• Delegate Bill Janis to enter Henrico prosecutor's race
• Cuccinelli backs Garrett in 22nd Senate District
• AHIP 35th ANNIVERSARY HOUSE PARTY
• 2012-13 calendar leads School Board discussion
• Wedding a 'gift of time' for ill father
• Cuccinelli endorses Garrett in state Senate primary
• MADD rejects Boylan Heights' proffer
• At 100 years-plus, UVa's Garrett Hall gets new life
• Former math teacher, 24, announces bid for city School Board
• Federal credit downgrade is risk to state
• Cost of projects will be felt later
• Coming to The Paramount in Fall 2011
• Boylan Heights 'self-imposing' dry week ... at ABC's insistence
• Albemarle removes Sherlock Holmes book from reading list
• Police: Madison County worker charged with forgery
• Jarmans Gap work pushed back
• Suit raises important questions
• Prioritize peoples' health above profit
• Let those who want higher federal income taxes pay them
• Conservation Police investigating tamed deer in Roanoke County
• County falls short of Adequate Yearly Progress
• City fails No Child benchmarks
• Fluvanna: Blogger has right to use county seal, despite ordinance to the contrary
• Real Estate Recovery in Charlottesville, VA and beyond: Buyers Who Buy Now, Even If They Need To Sell, Will Be Ahead In The End
• County school board to debate schedule, Sherlock Holmes story
• 12 Council candidates, 2 forums, 1 day
• Judge mulls dismissing suit from man who stripped to reveal 4th Amendment
• Efforts save Harrington Facebook page
• Arrest made in April robbery
• Lydia Mountain Adventures hopes to zip-line Greene tourism
• UVa researchers make neuron discovery
• Woman who solicited murder for hire avoids prison
• Man who pleaded guilty to sexual abuse now wants new attorney
• Markings aim to improve bike safety
• Delays expected on Belmont Bridge
• Man pleads guilty to drug charges from 1 month after leaving prison
• Tragedy is reminder of sacrifice
• Listen and learn about bypass
• Nelson zoning shift would allow for wildlife rehab
• Live audio streaming of Senior Statesmen's city council candidate forum
• Green builders encourage local action on major environmental challenges
• Planning commission grants design approval for Martha Jefferson reuse
• Officers search for man near Gilbert Station
• Louisa, state police make multiple arrests
• Officials: Local inmate hanged himself
• City prepares for blasting work
• Surveys seek opinion on future of City Market
• Supervisor hopeful calls for more bus routes
• Chamber of Commerce reasserts backing of water plan
• Albemarle County student helps NASA plan Mars mission
• Council candidate calls for local economic stability
• Hurt to visit Central Virginia
• City seeks to dismiss panhandlers' lawsuit
• USPS should keep service at forefront
• Think carefully about school funding
• Barter Theatre:Civil War Voices
• WAYNESBORO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: Portrait of America
• Sylvester and The Magic Pebble
• Hilary Hahn
• London’s National Theatre: Collaborations
• Oratorio Society: Christmas at The Paramount
• Charlottesville Promise 2011 Gala
• London’s National Theatre: The Comedy of Errors
• London’s National Theatre: One Man, Two Guvnors
• London’s National Theatre: The Kitchen
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Hiking George Washington National Forest with Wild Virginia
• Tax credits secured for Woolen Mills senior housing
• Jarmans Gap project comes under scrutiny
• Appomattox jail inmate found dead
• Video said to place missing Charlottesville time capsule
• Va. lawmakers wrestle with shifting retirement system
• UVa camp helps children of parents with cancer
• County gets 1st first working conservation easement
• Albemarle police announce promotions
• College grad hikes home to Nelson County
• More jobs needed for veterans
• Recent letter filled with assertions
• Do you think the U.S. debt-rating downgrade was warranted?
• Supervisors briefed on county participation in livability initiative
• Lightning strike puts thousands in the dark
• Teacher takes to the tundra to study climate change
• McKenzie: Get set for Hazzard Homecoming
• Bookstore to host Council forum
• Dilemmas of the gargantuan toilet paper rolls
• U.S. 29 slowly turning into a nightmare
• Taxes must go up, services must be cut
• Bypass meeting makes things clear
• Satyendtra Huja an innovative leader
• Tea party's actions not what voters expected
• Citizens' comments were snubbed by supervisors
• Base schools conditions draw outrage
• Why haven't we done our part?
• 'She Loves Me' review unjust
• Amendment needed to fix budget
• Balanced budget amendment is crucial
• Seven reasons to resist change
• Forest Lakes, Hollymead sue over runoff
• Thriller writer passes on wisdom to Virginia club
• Louisa church arsonist gets more prison time
• Hurt, Sabato and tea party weigh in on debt deal
• Cuccinelli clarifies guns-on-campus position
• Perc found in Louisa groundwater
• UVa plans pocket park at site of old restaurant, gas station; Buddy’s played role in civil rights movement
• Tech scare rekindles guns on campus debate
• Permits issued for new dam at Ragged Mountain
• McKeever makes city School Board run official
• McKenzie: Anything you post can and will be used against you
• Service for slain Clark teacher draws huge crowd in N.J.
• Soering denied parole for 7th time
• Prosecutors group honors Del. Bell
• Be Safe Now and You Won't Be Sorry Later: Home Office Security Check
• Rezoning, site plan changes are necessary
• Bypass won't benefit local traffic
• Social programs need saving
• Eddie Miles: “A Salute to Elvis and Country Legends”
• Details emerge in city school tablet push
• Nelson woman charged in husband's shooting
• Virginia Tech gun scare
• Virginia Tech gun scare
• Accomplice sentenced in 2008 robbery, homicide
• Model train show to make rare Central Va. appearance
• Attorney, murder suspect part ways
• Loaning to banks also proves risky
• It's an issue of image
• Using area emergency services created new wounds, financially
• Taxes are essential for community
• July proved one of area's hottest on record
• Sierra Club endorses anti-dam City Council candidates
• Virginia Tech Alert: Person with gun spotted on campus
• Virginia Tech locked down after gunman reported on campus
• Board indicates support for new site plan and zoning rules
• The Met: Live in HD 2011-2012 Season Subscription
• City police search for band of muggers
• Albemarle to draft language guaranteeing state funds for local road wishlist
• Partisanship is delaying swift justice
• Assembly needs to act soon on redistricting
• Health effects of bypass need scrutiny
• Buena Vista coach tied to international child porn ring
• Cuccinelli cheered by poll numbers
• Program co-hosted by UVa historians gets grant to expand
• Western Bypass controversy kicks off supervisors meeting
• College grad hikes home to Nelson County
• Split Architectural Review Board sends Crozet gas station to another work session
• Live audio streaming of tonight's Albemarle Supervisor meeting
• Fifeville resident named to Planning Commission
• Lawyer accused of email foul play defends actions
• Funds for other road projecst questioned
• Service planned for Reddick for Sunday
• Reddick one of 2 women with bright futures killed in New Jersey
• $16 million worth of marijuana seized in Nelson County
• 2 Council forums set for Aug. 10
• Homeless facility guest charged in hatchet incident
• Judge lets stand suit challenging Virginia prison policy on CDs
• Landfill fees hiked for non-Albemarle customers
• Police seek suspects in robbery, beating at Days Inn
• Firefighters light up the sky for family
• Gift of song, more
• Tragic loss mourned
• Western Bypass needs to be extended
• Evidence shows Jefferson didn't father children with slave
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Bats, Bees, Hawks, Oh My! August at Ivy Creek Natural Area..
• Starr Hill Presents: The Jayhawks
• The Jayhawks With Tift Merritt to Perform at the Paramount Theater
• VDOT plans bridge over Schenk's branch; speakers ask for parkway delay
• Real Estate Recovery in Charlottesville, VA and beyond: "After four years of plunging home prices, the most attractive asset class in America is housing."
• Slain Clark teacher remembered as 'visionary'
• Afton family of 9 displaced by fire
• Galvin blasts some opponents as 'single-issue oriented'
• Real estate tax assistance deadline approaching
• City seeks participants for citizen police academy
• Woman indicted on solicitation of murder charge
• Local bond ratings had been threatened; future still a bit murky
• Athletic fields not in the plans for Biscuit Run State Park
• Afton fire leaves family of 9 homeless
• Pointing fingers gets us nowhere
• Next destination?
• Unnecessary spending must be cut
• Are you satisfied with how the debt-ceiling debate has played out?
• City Democrats optimistic primary will boost voter turnout
• Clark teacher fatally shot in New Jersey
• Rhode leads cash race in 22nd Senate GOP primary
• Northern Virginia leads UVa, W&M admissions
• McKenzie: Vote by Monday for local Gain video
• Nature’s beauty, you can see it, but you have to work for it!
• Week's End Pick of Featured Homes for Sale in the Charlottesville area, 7.31.2011
• African-American Festival brings together community
• Explosive growth puts squeeze on Albemarle schools
• Groups planning community events to commemorate Sept. 11
• Cows of Bleak House Road, Earlysville, Virginia
• History for Virginia high court
• Folks not keen on Washington's political theater
• It's nearly August; Do you know where your assessment is?
• Area men seek to honor civil servants killed on duty
• Full-time mom, former teacher files for city School Board
• Va. works on missing-child legislation
• President Obama needs to stop making 'big' actions
• Obama acting like dictator on 'cut, cap and balance bill' stance
• Council needs resolution for park plan
• Congress should help support president's debt-reduction plan
• U.S. 29 Bypass a waste of money
• To help deficit, nation needs to reject tax breaks for wealthy
• Hurt frustrated, but not jaded in debt debate
• Bypass opponents say impact on schools not taken into consideration
• Financial consultants commend water authority as it prepares to borrow for infrastructure
• Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival
• Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival
• A final fireworks
• Dave Matthews, Tim Reynolds set show for Aug. 20
• Health activist running for city School Board
• African-American Cultural Arts Festival set for Saturday
• City Council candidate: Stop work on Meadow Creek Parkway
• Long files as independent for City Council
• 6,000-plus pot plants seized in Buckingham
• Fluvanna Co. is instructed on free speech
• GOP needs to learn fiscal responsibility
• In weeds of Buckingham, a major weed find
• Living Charlottesville: Melbourne Park, Downtown Charlottesville's Community of Stylish Tree-Top Homes
• Divided MPO votes to move forward with bypass
• Supervisor candidate: Fix rural roads around Scottsville
• JAUNT asks city, 3 counties for more money to offset gas prices
• Star Hill's landlord fined by state DEQ
• UVa Law School alumni giving campaign sets records
• Elliott appointed to state EMS board
• Cheeks honored for SARA service
• Grant to help Foundation for Humanities build Indian online archive
• City police, Subway to reward safe kids
• Suspected arrested 5 minutes after Exxon robbery
• Community snapshots from July
• Keep biases out of county decisions
• Modern solutions required for area's traffic problems
• Re-elect Huja for City Council
• Suspect arrested in Exxon robbery
• Do you know the name Stephen Siller? Read this and you will never forget it.
• Live audio streaming of today's MPO public hearing on Western Bypass
• Saving Water by Replacing Toilets
• Boyd holds town hall to explain support for bypass
• Water authority boss gets a raise, pump station sites get scrutiny
• UVa study: City becoming gentrified
• 9 regional post offices considered for closure
• Fake bomb in city 2nd found since May
• PVCC sets orientation for fall semester
• BP must be held to Gulf promises
• A visible difference
• Some program budget cuts never heal
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Greene County Fair Opens Next Week, August 2 - 6
• Missing Greene girl found safe
• RWSA to present disaster scenario for dam
• Crime Commission considers 'Caylee's Law'
• Albemarle's redrawn districts gain U.S. approval
• Basketball court repairs to affect Greenleaf Park
• Teens arrested in weekend robberies, assaults
• White Hall power failures a thing of the past?
• Sophisticated Tree-Top Living in Well-Designed Downtown Charlottesville Home
• Addressing free-speech principle
• New Supreme Court tune is a hit
• Are politica endorsements by the mayor appropriate?
• Brian Regan
• Brian Regan Returns to The Paramount Theater on October 20th
• Predict Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's future.
• MPO may defer bypass vote if local projects are not funded
• Crozet parking lot issues nearing resolution
• Virginia uranium debate sparks question: Is there more?
• Albemarle woman sues over car loan, repo
• Rescue squad facing financial, legal problems
• Louisa teen dies in driveway incident
• Downtown House Open Today; High Local Rents Make Buying Better Opportunity Than Ever
• Three's a charm for Lynchburg's Mended Hearts chapter
• Support Paul Garrett
• Spending cuts won't solve debt problem
• Bypass a necessity for this community, others
• Getting into the dam debate
• VRS should be first to receive funds
• Fulfilling Orwell's prophecy: 15 futuristic films to see
• Test calendar modifications would be premature
• New schedule could improve learning
• Little dog big problem for armed men
• Plenty to mourn
• Hunting for info?
• Shenandoah park an asset to area
• Companies should approach shareholders with big decisions
• Man charged with leaving 3-year-old in hot car alone
• Community policing returns to Albemarle
• SPCA store marks four years
• Hurt staffers to be available to constituents
• Western Bypass: Politics or perfect timing?
• O'Neil left mark on area through UVa, center work
• Environmental groups meet with DEQ to lobby for water plan
• Living Charlottesville: Old Trail Village, creating a new sort of lifestyle in Crozet, Virginia
• No relief from the heat
• Attorney general: Fluco Blog can use county seal
• Hundreds of wine bloggers pour into city
• Bolling: 33,000 jobs created in Virginia in past 18 months
• Virginia vulnerable in its ties to Washington
• Albemarle must prepare for growth
• Letter would have been more effective with citation
• Questions remain about future of bypass
• DNA match brings charges in theft of $12k ring
• Madison woman in critical condition after bridge fall
• Groups argue taxes, debt-ceiling at local Hurt office
• Audio & Video of Charlottesville City Council candidate forum
• Attorney accused of lying in $10 mil wrongful death case
• Candidate regains control of hacked accounts
• PVCC, Jefferson foundation plan vineyard partnership
• Pay hike for some UVa workers hits paychecks
• Robo-signing spurs concern about industry
• Bypass: We get risk, they get benefit
• With federal income taxes, 'fair share' still is a myth
• Lyric Opera Virginia: La Traviata
• Lyric Opera Virginia: Carmen
• Battle lines drawn over water plan
• Commonwealth Transportation Board fully funds Western Bypass
• Corps pulls permit, stalls Meadow Creek Parkway project
• Police gain search warrant on suspect shot by officer
• White served with first-degree murder warrant
• Neff's emails hacked, make bogus claim of London mugging
• Mark Warner talks about role in 'Gang of Six' debt plan
• VITA doing right thing with school
• Be careful out there
• Drone warfare poses great threat
• Western bypass will do more good than harm
• Neff isn't in London, doesn't need help
• Selling Homes - You only Have 90 Seconds to Make a Great First Impression
• Second man sentenced in Nelson County murder
• Environmental groups say new study shows dredging is insufficient for water plan
• Albemarle Supervisor candidates report on campaign contributions
• White charged in one of three homicides, in addition to robbery officials call related
• Thomas Jefferson free speech center changes leadership
• Daily Progress hosts City Council candidates' forum Wednesday
• Debt debate is worth the hand wringing
• Board needs to look out for locals
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Picking Berries and Veggies continues throughout the Charlottesville VA Summer
• Rutherford claims victory as man acquitted in Boar's Head protest
• Suspect shot in Nelson mid-narcotics investigation
• Charlottesville opens cooling center
• Council accused of spending too much time on water plan
• ARB approves plans for Stonefield cinema
• Clerk candidate, dam opponents lead local Democratic fundraising
• Man accused of using fake profile to solicit sex held without bond
• UVa hospital ranks among best in nation in 5 specialties
• Schuyler man dies in motorcycle crash
• Which issue is most likely to decide your vote for Charlottesville City Council or Albemarle County Board of Supervisors?
• Source of bypass funding identified
• Louisa woman, spurned by firefighter, sentenced for church fire
• Albemarle among top U.S. counties in helping residents through IT, communications
• Food, Wine & Film with Chef Peter Chang
• Food, Wine & Film with Chef Peter Chang
• Contractor dropped ball on two Navy ships, as well
• Seeing is believing
• Hurt right about cutting spending
• Media frenzy got out of control
• Danville plant center launches website
• FSBO: Paperwork nightmare
• WEEK'S END PICK of Featured Homes for Sale in the Charlottesville area, 7.17.2011
• Albemarle man stabbed in his yard.
• Local PACE progam to help residents avoid nursing homes
• What do you dream of for McIntire Park?
• Piedmont students
• Mystery Detectives Summer Camp continues at the Charlottesville Writing Center
• Officials remind pet owners not to leave dogs in hot cars
• Christmas in July event helps residents in need
• Democratic hopefuls to outline visions for city at candidate forum
• Clerk of court candidates square off over technology, audits
• Albemarle gathers feedback on possible school calendar changes
• Crozet Teen killed after being hit by car
• Golfer, 6, keeps calm on the green
• Egging them on
• The sound of silence
• County roads shouldn't hurt city
• Localities need to ban sludge
• Taxes about more than money
• Water Views or Mountain Views?
• Culpeper fears Western Bypass may siphon funds
• PVCC gets Sparks in development office
• Local SPCA sets own record
• City woman gets 18 years for her part in fatal robbery
• American Legion accepts rare 9/11 remembrance
• Area General Assembly incumbents strongly lead in fundraising
• Road work to cause delays across Albemarle
• Obama dropping the ball on energy
• Marcus column way off target on federal spending issues
• Watch out for old and new scams
• MPO takes public comment on western bypass
• County schools yet to solve the mystery of the prejudiced detective
• Afton man pleads guilty in 2009 slaying
• New VRS rules affect state workers' take-home pay
• Community prepares 9/11 events
• Sarah F. Jayne
• Live audio streaming of today's MPO public hearing on Western Bypass
• Local food company unit to close
• Supervisors outline local conditions required for Western Bypass support
• Supervisors approve office building for UVA health system
• Residents come out in droves to oppose Western Bypass
• DNA test results delay hearing in Greene County
• Man killed in accident at Tapscott Brothers Logging in Fluvanna
• Medical emergency results in car crash; victim later dies
• PVCC promotes Virginia Education Wizard website
• UVa Law students played role in overturned death-row case
• Woman charged with child neglect after reportedly passing out
• Charlottesville Tomorrow offers 3-D map of proposed bypass
• Housing Authority to give residents progress updates
• Albemarle School Board to vote on expelling 'A Study in Scarlet'
• Students go to Hogwarts Camp at Ferrum College
• Students go to Hogwarts Camp at Ferrum College
• Laws' effects sometimes seem illogical
• Park land should stay just that
• Pro-choice crowd's silence perplexing during murder trial
• Live audio streaming of tonight's Albemarle Supervisor meeting
• Super New Listing Downtown Charlottesville
• Community groups briefed on livability grant
• Residents urge for water plan to include aggressive conservation efforts
• Charlottesvile Mid-year Real Estate Market Report Shows Continued Sluggishness
• Non-local business groups lobby for Western Bypass
• Hearing set over Meadow Creek Parkway suit
• Don't pollute Clean Water legislation
• Expect to pay for what you receive
• Good citizen's recycling helps make for a clean place to live
• Bus driver convicted of indecent liberties with Greene student
• Lane of U.S. 29 to close
• UVa center releases school districts' population estimate
• Louisa opens emergency cooling center
• Is the Mortgage Interest Deduction just another sacred cow?
• Former bus driver admits improper touching of student
• See 3D renderings of the proposed 29 Western Bypass as viewed within Google Earth
• Crozet’s water supply needs lowered in face of smaller population and increased conservation
• Greene church arsonists sentenced to prison
• Mortgage Interest Deduction - What is it and why is it relevent to a discussion about our economy?
• Officials: Gordonsville man created fake profile to solicit child porn
• Some Civil War sites fudging dates in sesquicentennial overload
• Madison County Fair begins Tuesday
• Prevent bullying in all grades
• Our gov't spends because it can
• U.S. 29 bypass is best option
• Good reasons exist for bypass vote reversal
• How would you assess the debt-ceiling talks in Washington?
• Public use of Meadow Creek Parkway’s walking trail delayed
• The U.S. 29 Western Bypass: Why the road shouldn't be built
• There must be a better way to spend
• Darden program allows students to pursue business dreams in summer
• McKenzie: Celebrate Bastille Day on Thursday
• Madison County Fair opens Tuesday
• Forum set for city clerk race
• Why I voted to reconsider the Western Bypass
• Why Coca-Cola's CEO was a good choice
• Democracy for all of humankind
• Accept existence of Lyme disease
• Paying tribute to dedicated public service
• The U.S. 29 Western Bypass: Why supervisors voted it in
• Week's End Picks for Earlysville: A few very interesting homes for sale in the Earlysville, VA community
• Transportation committee wants answers on Western Bypass
• VDOT set to begin bridge repairs on Interstate 64
• Louisa to mark role in soil conservation history
• Volunteers sought for toy, clothing drive
• UVa, other universities bridge distance gap with technology
• Audits uncover irregularities in court clerks' offices
• Dam opponents see new hope in permit delay
• Damaged by arson, Ruckersville church poised to rebuild
• Living Charlottesville: Woodhayven, an affordable neighborhood in Downtown Charlottesville that will surprise you
• Living Charlottesville: Woodhayven, an affordable neighborhood option that will surprise you in Downtown Charlottesville
• Wanted man makes things easy on police
• Oh, say, can you see?
• Waste not, want not
• Golf program teaches core values
• Control of our selfishness determines how civilized we ae
• 7 Democrats seeking 3 nominations for City Council
• Mornings that warrant thanks
• Man arrested after violent fight
• Local nonprofit in the doghouse
• Redistricting plan has good, bad points
• 99 percent accurate
• Mayor Norris right in taking stand
• No Child Left Behind causes educators to forget challenges
• Coalition files restraining order on McIntire project
• Special prosecutor appointed '03 murder case with shifting story
• Police: Document possessions, in event of theft
• Albemarle Republicans running three local candidates in general election
• Complete city market task force recommendations
• City Council wonders how to make market location work
• 2nd shooter pleads guilty, heads to prison in fatal would-be robbery
• Madison supervisor avoids trial in alleged conflict of interest
• UVa study: Bullying top concern of state students
• VDOT seeks to be removed from Meadow Creek suit
• Beacher Hackney added to US Marshals 15 most wanted
• Beacher Hackney added to US Marshals 15 most wanted
• Both pro- and anti-dam sides seize on new water data
• Crews working on Route 33
• Area man arrested in theft of construction equipment
• Shifting road costs could hurt counties
• Board sets unfortunate precedent
• Time to change the way we look at money, commodities
• Albemarle Supervisors briefed on state biosolids rules
• Fluvanna plans to cut seat from Board of Supervisors
• Board votes unanimously for Ragged Mountain dam permit
• University battles ash borers
• Epstein to chair Biomedical Engineering
• Charlottesville man arrested during jail visit
• Virginia revamps textbook guidelines
• Supervisors erred in bypass vote
• Police frustrate with policy for towing abandoned vehicles
• City to elderly homeowner: Fix it, sell it or see it demolished
• Cuccinelli: UVa policy can't bar concealed weapons
• ASH LAWN OPERA FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 33RD SEASON WITH ARTISTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
• FHA 90 Day Flipping Rule - How it pertains to both sides of the transaction
• Live audio streaming of today's Albemarle Supervisor meeting
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Lakes for Swimming, Fishing, Skiing
• Design of new Regal Cinema at Stonefield moves closer to approval
• DEQ: Ragged Mountain dam not happening this year
• BOV appointments have medical expertise, history of donations
• UVa makes Ebola discovery
• Freedom is in the eye of the beholder
• Support the board, Western Bypass
• Cuccinelli reveals us. them mentality during speech
• UPDATE: Electricity mostly restored in Central Virginia
• Power restored for most customers
• UVa research finds link between tick bites, red meat allergy
• Charlottesville-published book examines 'lost' Va. towns
• Southwood resident arrested after standoff
• First Baptist to provide children's lunches Mondays-Fridays
• Hundreds still without power in wake of storms
• Scores sworn in as U.S. citizens at Monticello
• Family Treatment Court offers a second chance
• Fresh Air Fund keeps Bronx girl coming back to Crozet
• When do you think the national unemployment rate will return to pre-recession levels?
• Declaration in honor of the Fourth
• Shocked by U.S. 29 bypass vote
• Now that our money is gone, we must shift focus to free market
• Honoring a community of heroes in the area
• Faith, reason and the Fouth of July
• Budget poll results are startling
• C'ville bypass bad for community
• Old-timers' dilemmas: Shelter and swishy skirts
• American independence inspires the Arab Spring
• City Market task force to lobby for staying put
• TV shows, recession make pawn shops popular
• McDonnell appoints UVa board members
• Books Behind Bars in need of a home
• Restitution for child porn victims now state law
• Monday's holiday events
• Crozet motorcyclist dies following crash
• Seek and ye shall find: Preparing for the arrival of the Japanese and Black Blister Beetles
• Holiday events abound this weekend
• Holiday closings
• Albemarle survey shows dissatisfaction with roads
• City man acquitted of attempted rape
• Local airport faces $12,480 fine
• Albemarle reserve deputies volunteer services over holiday
• Elderly Bumpass man spared prison time
• TJPED's Harvey leaving for a new job
• 2 arrested in severe beating of Louisa man
• Montpelier displaying commemorative Declaration
• Bells hands out Citizen Lawmaker Awards
• Downtown Mall marks 35th anniversary
• Bear sightings continue in Charlottesville
• Slideshow-Historic Photos of the Downtown Mall
• Slideshow-Historic Photos of the Downtown Mall
• Slideshow-Historic Photos of the Downtown Mall
• Slideshow-Historic Photos of the Downtown Mall
• Slideshow-Historic Photos of the Downtown Mall
• Slideshow-Historic Photos of the Downtown Mall
• Slideshow-Historic Photos of the Downtown Mall
• Slideshow-Historic Photos of the Downtown Mall
• Don't develop Route 20 land
• Northern unioninsts are misdirecting their efforts
• UVa right to punish fraternity
• Beware summer danger
• 4th of July can be anything you want in Charlottesville - a fun filled holiday weekend! Events galore!
• Albemarle board identifies priorities
• A year after sketch's release, police seek tips on Harrington
• Details emerge in shooting deaths as suspects see courtroom
• Nelson supervisor to run for seat Abbitt vacating
• County schools seek input on schedule
• Coke gives Monticello $500,000
• Dredging up a little hope for reservoir
• Respect our identity
• City needs to help the have-nots
• Bear puts city police on alert
• Nelson supervisor to seek 59th House of Delegates seat
• I AM SO EXCITED I JUST CAN'T STAND IT - FLASH MOB Downtown SAT July 2 CITY MARKET!
• Colette Blount launches campaign for Charlottesville City Council
• Allen, in Albemarle, offers cautious praise of Ryan plan
• Bank buys Bundoran in foreclosure
• Civics teacher joins crowded City Council race
• Mayor Norris quitting his day job
• Area could benefit from rail extension
• Bypass deserves another look
• Gordonsville man convicted in child porn
• Universities discourage engaged professors
• PHA to offer federal mortgage assistance
• Community prepares July 4 events
• Who Represents the Home Buyer?
• July 4th Celebration
• RWSA sets aside $3.5 million to dredge South Fork Rivanna Reservoir
• Brandon M. Jackson
• Deeds gets a GOP challenger in Aldous
• UVa cuts off hazing-suspect fraternity
• Man to serve 25 years for molesting city child
• Campbell man charged in Madison Internet sex sting
• Library Avenue in Crozet officially opens
• UVa offers driving evaluations for Alzheimer's patients
• Bypass bridge work to go on for two months
• Georgetown Road bus detour won't start until July 5
• Market Street garage to close for maintenance
• Meadow Creek restoration project open house set
• Team due kudos for stamina
• Aid denial an insult
• Bypass vote a disservice to public
• Another arrest made in Charlottesville homicide
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Professor Cline's Monster Museum and Dinosaur Kingdom
• Would You Sell A House Using An Ad Like This?
• Mallek seeks increased scrutiny of biosolids; Recyc seeks to apply treated sewage on more acreage
• How do you feel about Charlottesville public schools wanting to strictly limit sugar in school meals and reduce the number of classroom celebrations?
• Gas prices could affect Central Va. travel plans
• Road work to shift Rio
• Judge makes 'an example' of illegal gun dealer
• Three Green Home Improvements that Pay Off
• Supervisors to get public input on Western Bypass
• City registrar gets another term
• Roanoke plane crash caused by control malfunction, report says
• Local measles outbreak draws attention to global uptick
• Large meth ring operated out of Southwood trailer park
• City firefighters practice using new tower ladder
• McKenzie: Mason taken too soon
• Georgetown Road work to detour Route 5 bus
• Gardening for the Birds, Bees, and Butterflies in Charlottesville
• ARB challenges design for Stonefield’s theater and grocery store
• UVa research helps push ideas to market
• Fate of $30M spent on right-of-way debated
• Shenandoah National Park marks 75 years
• Emotions run high on bypass' revival
• Scott named GOP nominee in re-election bid
• Louisa road closing for bridge repair
• Cat expert to speak at UVa law school
• I just found a new PBS channel, CREATE TV; Have you seen it yet?
• United Nations of Comedy
• Buckingham teens accused of stealing JAUNT bus
• 'Reasonable assurance' given for bypass funding
• Have some fun this weekend, June 25th!
• Albemarle woman reportedly abducted, found in N. Carolina
• Chamber pot a bust in green business initiative
• Houck to seek another term in 17th District
• AMBER ALERT cancelled for Virginia child
• AMBER ALERT cancelled for Virginia child
• Deeds to seek re-election to state Senate
• CATEC, AHS announce appointments
• Bosnian refugee in federal court over prison guard past
• Richmond biotech center asks for financial help
• UVa to participate in biotech conference in D.C.
• Costly buildings, sophisticated labs support biotech
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Slideshow-Sheridan G. Snyder Translational Research Building
• Local woman reportedly abducted, found in N. Carolina
• Livable Community planners roll our draft performance management system
• Bidders snap up several Kuttner properties at auction
• Area biotech path could lie through Richmond
• Louisa commonwealth's attorney calls for drug testing welfare recipients
• City announces 2 elementary school principals
• Rutherford Institute backs man arrested during Dominion protest
• Free HIV screenings offered
• Woman accused of murder for hire waives hearing
• Panhandlers sue Charlottesville
• Business owners share different approaches to sustainability
• Living Charlottesville: Hickory Ridge, elegant Earlysville area community
• Living Charlottesville: Hickory Ridge, an incredibly lovely Earlysville area community
• Mirroring U.S. freedoms in Afghanistan
• U.S. needs better economics plan
• Pressure on Palestinians to live up to U.N. resolutions
• Amtrak policy change means new challenges for regional service
• Brevy Cannon launches campaign for Charlottesville City Council
• Democrat City Council hopefuls back up to 6
• UVa innovation chief sees region's future as 'extremely promising'
• Website lets Virginians check drugs in wastewater
• Grant to Miller Center aims to help clarify state codes
• UVa study: Preschool initiative effective
• VDOT pushes back Georgetown closure
• Free-swim time offered at Washington Park
• Think before purchasing kiddie pools
• Keep the vision alive
• Raised deck might solve dilemma
• Paul McIntire would want to see parkway completed
• Homeless set to sue Charlottesville over panhandling rules
• Nelson County seeks Gladstone rescue squad records
• I'm totally blessed
• Belmont Bridge design coming into focus
• Uncertainty remains over public process for bypass action
• Toscano assured other local projects won't be raided for bypass funds
• Panel OKs cell phone towers along Route 20
• Pawn shop owner sentenced for illegal gun sales
• Albemarle wants parents' input on bus tracking system
• Ex-Orange investigator charged with child sex crimes
• $72,000 in grants awarded to Louisa groups
• Judge denies defense motions in Nelson murder case
• Nelson clinic gets grant for Latino outreach
• Kudos to Va. Tech for auto prize
• Optimizing deliveries
• National forest plan lacks balance
• Families must make the effort to monitor elder-care facilities
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: The Municipal Band of Charlottesville, delighting concert-goers since 1922
• Shenandoah Valley town makes golf carts street legal
• McCain scoffs at idea of second presidential run
• Council says no Western Bypass
• Bundoran Farm development put up for auction
• Batesville Store owner: No options left
• Kluge, Mose file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Kluge, Moses file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• DNA tool gives Phthisis Diagnostics success to build on
• Police seeks suspects in Zazus Fresh Grille
• Rebates available for energy-efficient modifications
• PVCC fall registration under way
• 4 the Wounded 5k raises $70,000
• UVa to test reducing power today
• State and local officials disagree over next steps in bypass discussion
• CFA's new home causes cheerfulness
• Re-Store'n Station risks too high
• High court blocks states' climate change lawsuit
• Va. education secretary Robinson finalist for Fla. post
• Should pre-teens have Facebook pages and e-mail addresses?
• Water is among a homeowner's biggest enemies.
• Syria's Assad talks reforms in bid to keep power
• UN nuclear official says safety must be improved
• Biotech breakthrough: Firm aims to lessen time analyzing blood
• At UVa, Afghan women learn ins, outs of democracy
• Doctor wants clinic to have old-fashioned touch
• Muslim 'Children of a Lesser God'?
• Why is our money still being spent?
• Are we slow, stupid or both?
• Why driving responsibly is a two-way highway
• Strengthening families and fathers
• Re-examining the American Civil War
• Bambi has ticked me off
• Scottsville man charged with DUI after wreck
• Scottsville council to vote on budget tonight
• Police crack down on dogs off leash in parks
• Biotech breakthrough: Industry emerging in Central Va.
• Kaine talks Libya at local stop
• UVa, PVCC eye ways to boost number of degrees awarded
• Road projects delayed, finished
• Albemarle GOP sets nominating meeting
• Council candidate forum set for July 20
• Crisis negotiator describes tense moments on edge of bridge
• Cavs have blockbuster on their hands
• Nuechterlein has right idea on U.S. foreign priorities
• Supervisors need to listen: Albemarle doesn't want a bypass
• Sometimes the light is just right...
• Albemarle grad injured in Afghanistan
• Local camp offers burn victims summer fun
• Tom Perriello
• Perriello: No plans for 2012 campaign
• Organic food distributor faces zoning violation
• County man honored at White House event
• Some city workers get extra paycheck, but not for long
• No more cookies in the lunchroom?
• Do homework before name-calling
• Geroge Allen's statement is a reflection of his character
• Marchers on Blair Mountain deserve people's support
• Fight breaks out among spectators at Anthony trial
• Music Movies Return to The Paramount on Wednesdays in August
• Uranium company flying Virginia lawmakers to France
• Al-Qaida claims killing of anti-Saddam purger
• Selling your Home in Charlottesville does not have to be "like Pulling Teeth"
• Selling your Home in Charlottesville does not have be "like Pulling Teeth"
• ACSA adopts FY2012 budget with no rate increase
• The Met Live in HD: La Traviata (Verdi)
• The Met Live in HD: Faust (Gounod)
• The Met Live in HD: Siegfried (Wagner)
• The Met Live in HD: Manon (Massenet)
• The Met Live in HD: Ernani (Verdi)
• The Met Live in HD: Rodelinda (Handel)
• The Met Live in HD: Gotterdammerung (Wagner)
• The Met Live in HD: The Enchanted Island
• The Met Live in HD: Don Giovanni (Mozart)
• Inaugural Grand Marquee Awarded to Elsie and Mac Thompson
• Orange woman guilty of investigator husband's death
• CFA to take over old Martha Jefferson building
• City school board reduces to 1 monthly meeting
• PVCC to offer noncredit Louisa business classes
• Living Charlottesville: Ednam Village, Possibly the Most Sought-After Neighborhood in Charlottesville
• Batesville store runs afoul of regulations
• USPS disappoints with mail delivery
• Construction sites leave animals with no place to go
• Battle over county gas station continues
• Cuccinelli tells pastors to speak out against 'the other side'
• Donations sought for Joplin tornado relief
• City announces Juneteenth activities
• UPDATE: Weiner announces resignation after 'sexting' scandals
• UPDATE: Weiner announces resignation after 'sexting' scandals
• House speaker challenges Obama argument on Libya
• McIntosh drops out of City Council race
• CFA Institute to occupy Martha Jefferson building downtown
• Weiner tells associates he'll resign, AP reports
• Empire State Building upgrading its 68 elevators
• No state funding for Western Bypass yet
• Ashes of American Flags
• Pink Floyd:The Wall
• The Blues Brothers
• Scratch
• Monterey Pop Festival
• Rock climber dies in fall at Blue Ridge Parkway overlook
• Rock climber dies in fall at Blue Ridge Parkway overlook
• Ravens Roost cliff death
• Don't try to sneak bypass past us
• Use scientific methods, not politics, to create districts
• Cavs deserve high praise, trip to CWS
• A win for all of us
• McKee first city school board member to announce re-election bid
• Crews prepare for Jarmans Gap roadwork
• New suit seeks to halt parkway
• Man pleads guilty to sexually abusing girl, 7
• New suit attempts to stop parkway work in McIntire
• 10 congressmen sue Obama over strikes in Libya
• Bail denied for bus driver accused in fatal I-95 wreck
• Traces of radiation found in 2 whales off Japan
• UPDATE: Bond hearing set to resume for driver in fatal I-95 wreck
• One More Chance for Refinance?
• Teen killed in Nelson wreck fondly remembered
• Police: Man arrested at Dulles had swallowed 3 pounds of heroin
• Neff seeks to challenge Boyd for Albemarle Board of Supervisors
• Orange County braces for stiff economic news
• Local Sierra Club releases vision statement for Central Virginia
• Montpelier names new COO
• DMB makes semiannual donation through Bama Works
• Driver in homicide, attempted robbery sentenced
• Two 14-year-olds arrested in downtown mob assaults
• Supervisors' actions show disrespect
• EAB surveys kill innocent insects
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Virginia Safari Park is very much fun!
• Up to 10 percent of Va. households use high-cost loans
• Waynesboro City Council approves budget
• Rio Road delays expected
• Community rallies around closing Batesville Store
• UVa celebration
• Police: Pot plants spotted on balcony
• Colleges must reform their systems
• Cost of war an issue for young, old
• New space suggested for Albemarle County Fair
• Former school board member running for City Council
• Smith announces bid for Charlottesville City Council
• Support group gives Hope to female former inmates
• President says 10,000 new engineers should be trained annually
• More accountability urged for Tobacco Commission spending
• Flooding shuts Berkmar at work site
• Man charged in baby's death requests 2nd lawyer
• Do you support the Western Bypass route now under consideration?
• 6 more workers may exceed Japan's radiation limit
• Metro looks at alternatives to fare cards
• Talks continue for Claudius Place in downtown Crozet
• Harrington Facebook page in danger of losing members
• Meals on Wheels volunteer makes delivery easier with program
• UVa historian presents British point of view on Civil War
• Fun with weekend photos
• Gold standard: Key to economic recovery
• Lies sign of a much deeper issue
• Classless behavior has no place at UVa
• Financial know-it-alls should do something productive
• Term 'sustainability' widely misused
• Critical thinking, complex reasoning not 'teachable'
• Few would catch Revere reference
• U.S. needs to reset its foreign policy priorities
• James Madison and 'the great rights of mankind'
• Housing crisis still looming in state
• Remembering K-9 who protected county
• Scottsville candidates respond to votes on planning grant and Western Bypass
• New Martha Jefferson nears completion
• State shuts down Batesville Store
• Photographers Mann, Goldin compare careers at festival
• Greene resident, 92, donates $100K for park bathrooms
• City schools proposal calls for stringent sugar reduction
• Out of creek tragedy, families reunite, friendships form
• Board asks for details on juvenile justice reclassification
• Fluvanna women inmates' re-entry program seeks volunteers
• VDOT may assume control of U.S. 29/250 project
• Still cheaper than taking an airline
• Never too old to fly?
• Some frosty competition
• Are we watching the best Cavs ever?
• Cavalier baseball fan watches O'Connor's boys keep winning
• Society must treat the mentally ill with compassion
• Have you been to the new Whole Foods yet?
• Debunking the Myth: You Will Not Save Money By Not Using a Buyers Agent
• Kluge drops lawsuit over foreclosure
• UVa aims to cut greenhouse emissions 25 percent by 2025
• Taste This! on Tuesday
• First Montalto conference Monday
• Warner fights for U.S. jobs
• Effort encourages local staycations
• NGIC gets new commanding officer
• $800,000 to assist local senior housing
• Virus shuts down Louisa shelter
• VDOT seeks public input on Zion Crossroads project
• Assault on Amtrak train disrupts service in Nelson County
• Living in a beautiful country setting might mean having a septic system
• State Police SUV missing from Appomattox headquarters
• Appomattox shootings suspect's trial set for June 2012
• UPDATE: Officer serving fugitive warrant shot dead in N.C.
• UPDATE: Officer serving fugitive warrant shot dead in N.C.
• Serb leader denies hiding of Mladic
• Gates blasts NATO, questions future of alliance
• Vietnam plans live-fire drill after China dispute
• Supervisors drop ICLEI membership but renew grant commitment
• Starr Hill Presents: Gillian Welch & Dave Rawlings
• Gillian Welch & Dave Rawlings Coming to Paramount Theater
• Emotional testimony marks parkway killer's sentencing
• Lynchburg officials cheer bypass decision
• UVa eyes changes to AccessUVa amid growing costs
• UVa Medical Center buys private cancer practice
• American Airlines returns to area with Chicago nonstop flight
• Third man charged in death of city resident
• CACF awards grants to area nonprofits
• Board asks for details on juvenile justice reclassification
• City public housing group gets HUD grant
• Local police warn of 2 scams going around
• College just isn't what it used to be
• Research shouldn't need hiding
• Dorrier makes late-night switch to revive Western Bypass
• Living Charlottesville: Belmont Neighborhood, Life and Real Estate in Downtown Charlottesville's Urban Area
• Yemeni man will be 11th to plead in piracy case in Norfolk
• UPDATE: Senate panel advances congressional redistricting plan
• Beyer announces campaign for Charlottesville City Council
• Late night vote revives Western Bypass
• Gates says U.S. won't 'rush for the exits' in Afghanistan
• Amid Weiner's sex scandal, his wife is pregnant
• European E. coli sicknesses rise
• India imposes death penalty on 10 for 'honor killings'
• Hundreds show up for debate on planning grant
• 29-year-old developer announces bid for City Council
• After investigation, 3 Fluvanna students face drug charges
• Pedestrian struck by pickup may face charges
• Few new leads in case of missing Fluvanna man
• Wednesday's heat sets a record
• Ruckersville woman held in fake-check investigation in Miss.
• Drivers can expect more I-64 delays due to construction
• Latest Kluge foreclosure auction set for Saturday
• Task force: Keep Charlottesville City Market in place for now
• Park service: Wreck on Virginia's Skyline Drive was suicide
• Glad Allen recognizes his mistake
• Angel saves a life
• Power brokers letting bypass fail
• New claims from prison may affect 2003 Crozet murders
• Snake surprise
• Live audio streaming of tonight's Albemarle Supervisor meeting
• Update: Teen killed in Nelson County wreck ID'ed
• Bridgwater seeks GOP nomination for Nelson sheriff's race
• Longest-serving Va. legislator Putney seeking another term
• Council won’t block parkway construction
• Albemarle planners look favorably on expansion of growth area along Route 20
• Dodson makes Senate seat bid official
• First Democrat declares candidacy for the 22nd Senate seat
• Kaine greets supporters on Downtown Mall
• Nelson Co. Commonwealth's Attorney will not seek re-election
• Nelson girl killed in wreck
• Nelson County teen killed in wreck
• Heat wave heads for Central Virginia
• Cantor holds firm on higher taxes not being an option
• Fluvanna recycling business suffers major vandalism damage
• Payne won't seek re-election in Nelson after all
• Santoski to lead Arc of the Piedmont
• Albemarle schools restructure administration for 2011-12
• Lewd behavior in UVa library nets suspended sentence
• Hendricks to seek 59th House seat
• Sustainability is long-term thinking
• In memory of a dedicated public servant
• Investigators rule fatal crash a suicide on Skyline Drive
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Charlottesville Dowtown Mall Mosaic Sculpture - Take your Photo!
• In Louisa stop, Cantor calls on Weiner to resign
• Cantor 'cautiously optimistic' on debt talks
• Odor of decomposition key in Casey Anthony trial
• AP reports Edwards emails acknowledge payments
• Public gives feedback on plans for Biscuit Run State Park
• Bourdain and Ripert – Two Chefs. Good and…Evil?
• Chefs Anthony Bourdain & Eric Ripert Bring Their Live Show to The Paramount
• City Council votes to save McIntire fields
• Measles exposure to keep some from returning to school
• UVa nurse credited with saving life mid-flight
• Toscano to hold town hall to meet new constituents
• Trio of men indicted in car shooting
• Martha Jefferson to hold mock move
• Past hurts today's aid spending
• Ryan plan won't fix debt problem
• County teacher selected for national conference
• Augusta farmers watch for cunning coyotes
• Forest plan deserves careful review
• UPDATE: Syria says 120 policemen killed in ambush
• Moisture minimizes gypsy moth threat in Shenandoah National Park
• Santorum in White House race -- 'In it to win it'
• UPDATE: 5 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
• UPDATE: 5 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
• Rowe family with Worden
• Results of this weekend's dog shows
• Local Habitat will soon be in need of a home itself
• UVa researchers eye technology to improve diagnosis of troop brain injuries
• 4H show will go on, despite no county fair
• New cross country trail honors WAHS coach
• WEEK'S END PICK for the Charlottesville area, 6.05.11
• Albemarle Supervisors encouraged to consider increased funding for capital needs
• Crozet Library project likely to have missed favorable construction market
• Ex-Secretary of State Eagleburger dies in Charlottesville
• More than 800 compete at local dog show
• Single bolt of lightning kills $15,000 worth of cattle in Nelson
• Decades after abuse, someone finally listened
• Superintendents to discuss local education
• Judge to allow insanity defense in Canosa killing
• 2 building going up at UVa share NYC Apple Store designer
• McIntire softball fields appear to be safe
• Many ways to celebrate National Trails Day locally on Saturday
• Man convicted in Craigslist sex case in Louisa
• Fire causes extensive damage to city home
• Missing Fluvanna man's car was found in Maryland
• 3 local men admit to ecstacy dealing
• Final regulatory hurdle cleared for city’s portion of Meadow Creek Parkway
• Pedestrians need safer crossings
• Flying off the handle
• Record temperatures around long before 'global warming'
• Gas station on U.S. 250 a bad idea
• Jeffrey Easley indicted on capital murder
• House rebukes Obama for dispatching military forces against Libya
• See the community in 3D: The Claudius Place project in Crozet, VA
• UPDATE: Driver in fatal I-95 bus crash faces manslaughter charges
• Driver in I-95 bus crash faces manslaughter charges
• Jack Kevorkian dies at 83
• Living in Virginia is Heaven
• Philippines, U.S. sign pact to search for American WWII MIAs
• Tripoli targeted in fresh series of NATO strikes
• Retired business owner announces candidacy for Scottsville district
• City schools to set concussion policy
• Family remembers patriarch Henley
• Local activists call for public action on environmental and sustainability initiatives
• Shifflett gets 6 months for fatal shooting
• Six children injured in Greene bus crash
• Area bus catches fire
• Charlottesville man jailed in Hopewell
• UPDATED: Woman killed in Skyline Drive crash
• Woman killed in Skyline Drive crash
• Living Charlottesville: Bleak House Road area of Earlysville, a special place to live
• McDonnell right to show some caution
• Montgomery County to seek charges against Deputy Agee
• High Street closures coming up
• Too much memorization in schools
• Bauer leaving, Ruemmler in as White House counsel
• Clinton says FBI to probe China email hacking charges
• Fuel leak sparks CAT bus blaze
• State investigates fish kill in creek that feeds Smith Mountain Lake
• Albemarle man convicted of voluntary manslaughter
• Effort to restore Western Bypass for debate, funding fails
• Supervisors seek more information on bus changes
• United Way honors work of nonprofits
• Canadian man gets 110 years in Louisa sex case
• Trial begins in Graves' Mountain Lodge killing
• Jury deliberates neighbor killing case
• VA Mortgages .............. Overview
• Man gets 30 years in brutal attack of Louisa woman
• Murder warning, hidden relationship, evidence seized in Deputy Agee investigation
• Murder warning, hidden relationship, evidence seized in Deputy Agee investigation
• Relay for Life set for this weekend
• Missing Fluvanna man's car found
• MJH-Sentara merger becomes official
• Campbell farmer throws hat into ring for Abbitt's seat
• Horse drawn wagon attracts attention in Salem and Roanoke
• Cavs sports teams make headlines
• AG must put integrity above beliefs
• Cantor asks Obama to keep tax hikes out of debt talks
• McDonnell announces incentive to save state funds
• Libya's Gadhafi pledges he won't leave
• City cooling center opens early
• Person struck by train in Scottsville
• House GOP lawmakers meeting Obama to demand spending cuts
• Host an International Student!
• Sewage waste applied next to Carrsbrook neighborhood
• Prosecutor: Man's kick may have killed 1-year-old girl
• Man cleared of blame in Feb. fire
• Fourth local measles case reported
• McDonnell: Better communication might have saved Love's life
• Cove Garden bridge work to close roads
• Woman gets 10 months for drunken hit-and-run
• Trial begins in fatal Albemarle shooting
• Smith pool to close for repairs
• Planning Commission chair to step down
• Work begins on Pantops sidewalk
• Berkmar delays expected
• Virginia Justice Roscoe Stephenson dies at age 89
• Governor points to information sharing in Yeardley Love death
• Trooper shot in Ironto on birthday
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Charlottesville area pools, wading spots, spray grounds, and lakes!
• Search under way in Va. for missing N.C. boater
• Franklin County deputy accused of killing ex-wife, shooting trooper
• Franklin County deputy accused of killing ex-wife, shooting trooper
• Outpouring of support for slain toddler's family
• Participants in Ghana trip hopeful for future library
• Colonnades veterans hold flag-lowering ceremony
• UVa author says college students not learning enough
• One smart duck
• Child in murder case ID'd; fundraiser to help pay funeral costs
• Traps monitoring for ash tree killers
• New process to help divvy up high-demand playing fields
• Another candidate announces for City Council
• Run to aid wounded veterans
• Memorial Day closings
• Thinking of that Home on the Water?
• Program lets clinic, physicians expand free services
• Albemarle wants other localities to pay more for library system
• Ghost tour offers historical look at Maplewood
• UVa prof: Juries can't escape life-without-parole sentencing
• No injuries reported in Albemarle fire
• No new mealses cases reported Saturday
• Man charged in infant's death
• More area measles cases likely
• JPA Fastmart
• Scholarship program helps to train CNAs
• Lucky 7 owner offers reward in robbery case
• 144 drivers ticketed in speed enforcement operation
• Police remind park-goers of leash laws
• Dumler announces campaign for Albemarle Board of Supervisors
• Leah Cupino
• Court grants group access to review UVa records
• Preparing for replacement bridge
• Virginia State Police numbers show violent crime on the decline
• IRS agent gets 3 years for tax cheating
• Germany set to permanently shut down 7 nuclear plants
• Frankly dear, we just adore classic quotes
• Rep. Hurt eases the economic pain with mixed messages
• Helmet benefits not controversial
• Prince William schools lift filter on gay websites
• Mladic's son says war-crimes suspect had 2 strokes, can barely speak
• Russia says it could help mediate Gadhafi's exit
• AP says Japan nuke plant's tsunami plan was a single page
• Memorial Day Services throughout the Charlottesville Area
• Public provides feedback in advance of new study on long-term water needs
• Supervisor Thomas calls for MPO to change western bypass policy
• Washington biker dies in Albemarle crash
• Chamber Luncheon
• New details emerge in Feb. shooting death
• New drunken boating law goes into effect July 1
• Public recreation effort shifts focus in Orange
• 10th Somali guilty plea entered in piracy trial in Norfolk
• Judge voids Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Area's first measles case in over 20 years
• Introducing www.CharlottesvilleHomesOnline.com
• Audit calls for city to repay state $671,000 over foster care
• McDonnell says state could save with natural gas-powered vehicles
• Of tire plants, bond ratings, bike helmets
• Cleanup better late than never
• Helicopter crash in Afghanistan kills NATO soldier
• White House unveiling plans to curb regulations
• Federal agents raid Calif. suicide kit seller
• Arab uprisings top agenda as Obama attends G-8 summit
• Father shot with hunting bow after taking away daughter's cell phone
• Joplin tornado death toll rises to 125
• Va. considers privatizing costly sex offender program
• Waynesboro Schools look to cut budget
• State and local officials support Ragged Mountain dam plans
• MPO wants explanation for state funding disparity
• LOOK3 INsight Conversation with Nan Goldin
• LOOK3 Masters Talks & Film Screening
• LOOK3 INsight Conversation with Massimo Vitali
• LOOK3 INsight Conversation with Antonin Kratochvil
• LOOK3 Masters Talks
• McIntosh enters race for Democratic nomination to Charlottesville City Council
• 4th Democrat joins City Council race
• County, state police honored
• VDOT announces Albemarle bridge work
• Keswick woman announces school board bid
• Converter thief sentenced
• Local coin shop robbed
• Albemarle police seek maker of homemade bombs
• Police searching for man who attempted store robbery
• Military, veterans get in free to state parks for rest of year
• AP says John Edwards could be indicted within days
• Nelson cancer survivor defies grim prognosis
• Police searching for man who attempted store robbery
• Yemen tests the resolve of president
• 'Gang of Six' work must continue
• Thinking of Buying a Home? Consider this.
• Violent storms kill 12 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Woman dies when told of father's Missouri tornado death
• French finance minister to seek IMF leadership post
• Announcing YFU USA’s 2011 Incoming Foreign Exchange Student Profiles!
• Three options will be studied for pump station
• Tea party plans campaign to stop TJPDC grant
• UVa to unveil nanotech research center Wednesday
• Madison school had planned field trip where sex offender works
• McDonnell won't intervene in Soering parole bid
• Appomattox lawyer running for area House seat
• UVa recognized for free speech culture
• City pools, county beaches to open Saturday
• Authorities ID man found dead in Nelson
• Victim of pickup crash, fire identified
• Albemarle police probe death of foster baby
• Fluvanna man acquitted of charges of sex with girl
• Kohl's evacuated after suspicious envelope found
• City retains highest bond ratings
• Greene teen charged in spiked teacher drink case
• Buckingham power station begins operation
• Chrysler repays $7.6B in government loans
• McDonnell won't intervene in Soering parole request
• Obama, Cameron play table tennis with students
• Hurt: Follow the Path to Prosperity
• Walmart in Orange: A new battleground?
• Inflation could be next worry
• Assualt charge levied after collision
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Ghosts & Graveyards, Learning from Charlottesville's Dead
• National Zoo worker charged with attempted animal cruelty
• Obama makes plans to visit storm-damaged Missouri
• Roadside bomb kills 10, wounds 28 in Afghanistan
• Obama invites Libyan rebels to D.C.
• Waynesboro council votes 3-2 to raise tax rate
• Cadence expansion to create 65 jobs in Staunton
• No foul play suspected in body found in Nelson
• Madison supervisor charged with conflict-of-interest violation
• At least 116 dead in Joplin, Mo. tornado
• Walmart announces new site for Orange supercenter
• Kluge, Moses sue over foreclosure, auction
• Area museums to offer free admission to military families
• Louisa assistant principal moves to the big desk
• Police: Teen drove into Louisa crowd
• Minority Business
• VDOT to pause roadwork for holiday weekend
• UPDATE: 89 killed in Mo. tornado; death toll could climb
• Dozens hurt in riot at Calif.'s San Quentin State Prison
• Spacewalking astronauts encounter bolt trouble
• Obama in Ireland to discover his Irish roots
• Government is violating basic rights
• Obama must do something positive
• 'The Importance of Being Earnest" a great performance
• Tales of picking up a chicken
• Renewing the Patriot Act: Who will protect us ?
• Holder urges UVa law grads to follow Kennedy's example
• Farewell, class of 2011
• Dead body found in flaming pickup
• Afterschool program gets a UVa boost
• Local tea party chair to sing 500th karaoke song
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Slideshow-2011 UVa Final Exercises
• Work Force Housing Fund: Mortgage Assistance for Charlottesville area Nurses, Police, Firefighters, and Teachers
• Transportation officials calls on Charlottesville-Albemarle to work together
• City's rate stabilization fund gets political
• UVa endowment bounces back from steep losses
• UVa graduate takes life in stride
• Hurt staffers to meet with Greene constituents
• Special Olympics head addresses Valediction crowd
• 2011 Valedictory Excercises
• 2011 Valedictory Excercises
• 2011 Valedictory Excercises
• 2011 Valedictory Excercises
• 2011 Valedictory Excercises
• 2011 Valedictory Excercises
• 2011 Valedictory Excercises
• Escapee collared after dine-n'-dash
• She's a model employee
• Thanks to teachers for all they do
• VDOT: Proposed composting of roadkill remains under review
• Glorious Spring Weekend and the Strawberries are Waiting for you at Chiles Peach Orchard!
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• The Municipal Band of Charlottesville
• UVa grad to miss ceremony while working toward another degree
• It's been raining cats & dogs, but what sky's we've enjoyed as a result!
• Developer to buy old Scottsville tire plant
• UVa med school first-years work hands on
• Softball program takes to local parks
• Sweely spared from auction
• Police: Man tried to rob with aerosol can
• Va. should OK Amtrak train-bus
• Aide says Pawlenty running for president
• Life sentence for 14-year-old backed by Wis. high court
• Japan utility head resigns over nuclear crisis
• Endeavour astronauts stroll out for spacewalk
• AFL-CIO may reduce support to Democrats
• Officials emphasize that three-year planning effort is non-binding
• Albemarle seeks study of multiple options for new pump station
• Community college tuition, fees to rise for 2011-12
• Albemarle dedicates its newest park
• Murder charge certified against 3 local men
• Mouly to run for re-election to Albemarle School Board
• Holder to speak at UVa law school graduation event
• Kuttner puts Lynchburg properties up for auction sale
• Lake Anna Marina owner to be sentenced Friday in gun case
• UPDATE: Ex-IMF leader gets $1 million bail in sex abuse case
• Culpeper Police need public's help in hit-and-run case
• Rethink online learning in schools
• Station must resolve safety, water issues
• Senate panel questions Cuccinelli view on charitable giving
• Albemarle police to hold event on bullying, cybercrimes
• Northrop Grumman to spend $5 million to fix computer problems
• Northrop Grumman to spend $5 million to fix computer problems
• McDonnell says business contacts can help 'export democracy'
• UPDATE: Twin bombs kill 27 at police station in Iraq
• 3 missing after 2 boats collide in Gulf of Mexico
• Crew escapes as Va. tanker jet crashes, burns in Calif.
• Galvin enters race for Democratic nomination to Charlottesville City Council
• City Council rejects bus route changes in county for new Martha Jefferson Hospital
• Business leaders briefed on transit expansion
• Senate race heats up early over debt ceiling
• Superintendents petition for SOL changes
• Police to step up downtown presence
• UVa study casts doubt on cholesterol drug
• Weather should be clear for UVa graduation
• County shuffles assistant principals
• Woman donates home sale to the Paramount
• Kohl's, UVa to host Growing Up Healthy Expo
• Reluctant judge upholds sex sentence
• Amherst farmer throws hat into ring for new district
• Private tuition aid increases
• Rescheduled MS Walk Saturday
• Taybronne Altereik White to remain jailed
• IT contract concerns costing Va.
• Change needed in science teaching
• Kathy Galvin enters City Council race
• One of the challenges buyers are having with financing may be a lack of really understanding the mortgage end of things.
• Longtime Del. Watkins Abbitt retiring from House
• Obama sets visit to CIA headquarters to thank workers
• Kaine, Allen trade charges over debt
• Rescued puppies on the mend in Nelson County
• IMF chief monitored in New York jail cell
• Afghanistan protest over NATO raid turns violent; 11 killed
• Albemarle to postpone decision on whether to participate in regional planning grant
• Storms soak area, will continue through the week
• Augusta County man gets 37 years in Bedford County murder
• Augusta County man gets 37 years in Bedford County murder
• Landes announces bid for ninth term
• Hurt pushes domestic oil exploration in local stop
• Police make contact with Katalina Mikitarian
• Albemarle residents get quick response on illegal dumping
• Lauding the tried-and-true
• "The weather ain't fit for ducks", so let's go shopping!
• In search of the past
• Boarders, be mindful of safety
• Profits create jobs, improve lives
• Esmont celebration set for Saturday
• Fluvanna woman sentenced for fraud
• 'Sovereign citizen' charged in combative traffic stop
• Egypt orders release of Mubarak's wife from detention
• Council may punish kids with free bike helmets
• Sailors, Marines return after aid, combat missions
• Pressure grows for jailed IMF leader to quit
• Re-Store’N Station fails architectural review test
• Council repeats preference for county option for sewer pump
• Council declines to vote on utility rate
• Organization tries to expedite release of UVa climate files
• Officials seek info on Madison shooting
• Police seek carjacking gift thief
• Jarmans Gap to close for 60 days
• Med Skul
• Katalina Mikitarian phones home, but still missing
• Bomb scare blamed on urinating Chihuahua
• Roanoke trauma doc shortage no problem for UVa
• Sen. Mark Warner delivers letters to Navy SEALs
• Virginia, Justice Dept. could reach mental health deal by June
• The power to accuse is a weapon
• Increased water, sewer rates bite waway at hard-earned money
• Enthusiasm beyond Hollywood
• Rahm Emanuel sworn in as Chicago's new mayor
• Governor discusses trade with South Korean president
• UPDATE: Governor meets with South Korean president
• U.S., Pakistan say they'll cooperate on "high value targets"
• Heaven is a myth, says Stephen Hawking
• Obama visits Memphis today to inspect flood damage
• War crimes prosecutors seek Gadhafi's arrest
• Fatal snake bite leads to charges against Va. man
• Why I celebrate Osama bin Laden's death
• Women a drastic minority in office
• Take the A. train
• Honor court should be effective
• Fires break out at home, Southern States
• Every city middle, high-school student to get tablet computer
• Skimping on car repairs can be costly
• UVa scientists study timing of ecosystem changes
• Last day of a fabulous stay-at-home vacation... bittersweet
• Daily Progress delivery delayed
• UVa agrees to limit traffic impact of new office building
• Man guilty of perjury in sex case
• VDOT hearing set on new Fluvanna bridge
• Motorcycle crash kills 1
• Girl struck by parent in car dies
• Event highlights 'green' business efforts and products
• Law change will shield warrant paperwork for longer period
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Charlottesville City Market is so much more than great produce!
• UVa making final push in $3 billion campaign
• City utility rates to surge in years to come
• Liberty, Lynchburg College and Sweet Briar stage graduations
• Realtors come to widow's aid
• All eyes on the eaglets
• Hurt addresses PVCC graduates
• Montalto facility dedicated; furnishings returned
• Greene teacher swallows staples; student accused
• Albemarle hires new finance director
• City set to make bike helmets mandatory for children
• McDonnell pushes Virginia wine on Asia trip
• Missing woman may have come through Charlottesville
• Del. doesn't deserve a law license
• Power, abuse, justice
• Can't afford appeal of health reform
• Get tougher with drug cartels and with illegal immigrants
• City Council’s sixth town hall dominated by traffic concerns
• Finnegan named editor of Richmond Times-Dispatch
• Mike Huckabee to make 'important' announcement on TV show
• Groups unite against uranium mining
• Local developers emphasize importance of “green” construction
• Computer glitch forces redo of U.S. visa lottery
• Meadowbrook Gardens, community garden plots in full swing
• UPDATE: 9 rescued, 1 missing after boat capsizes in Newport News
• Obama to meet with Mississippi River flood victims
• Ron Paul to announce GOP presidential bid today
• Boyd announces he will seek a third term on Albemarle Board of Supervisors
• Supervisors delete eastern connector from road priority list
• UVa buys facility near Augusta Health
• UVa Augusta
• Roanoke Wounded Warrior "accidentally" meets President Obama
• Gravesite thefts caught on tape in Churchville
• Shooting suspects released from house arrest
• Sandridge successor coming from Johns Hopkins
• HOA Documents: Why Should I Look at Them? What Should I expect to Find?
• iPhone GPS helps nab car theft suspect
• Man lets thief escape to clock in
• House panel OKs defense bill, delays gay service
• Amphibious unit returns to Va. after humanitarian mission to Pakistan
• Postal Service reports billions in losses
• U.S. says bin Laden eyed small cities as targets
• Planning commission concludes critical slopes ordinance review
• City Schoolyard Garden
• City Schoolyard Garden, SARA receive $75,000 in local grants
• Postal food drive aims to Stamp Out Hunger
• Orange police arrest 1, seek another in check ring
• VDOT creates Web site on JPA bridge project
• Mom, son to take part in PVCC graduation
• Group wants to open microbewery in Scottsville
• Local groups to celebrate National Bike Month
• Suspect in Greene home invasion denied bond
• New poll shows Obama approval hits 60 percent
• Without explanation, spy trial for 3 Americans in Iran not held
• Waynesboro's trade talks with China move forward
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Mid-week Farmers Markets
• Panel OKs preliminary plans for Re-Store ‘N Station
• BET co-founder quits UVa board for media post
• Grant to help city elementary staff teach science
• Albemarle makes another land preservation acquisition
• Search for Fluvanna man continues
• Miller Center forum to focus on WikiLeaks case
• Charlottesville Tomorrow holding Google Earth workshop
• Suspicious device found at ivestock market
• City man charged with taking indecent liberties
• On wrong side of photo release issue
• UVa false accuser shouldn't be rewarded with degree
• Virginia Tech ranks football helmets' concussion safety
• False claims undermine trust, safety
• Arthur Allen photo
• Report: GOP budget would leave up to 44 million more uninsured
• Democrats seek to slash subsidies for 'Big Oil'
• Federal court hears two health-care appeals
• McDonnell aide Finkbeiner returning to McGuireWoods
• U.S. drone missiles kill 3 in Pakistan
• Virginia to switch execution drugs
• Long arm of UVa honor council extends beyond commencement
• School board member running for city court clerk
• Teen still in hospital after getting struck by car
• VDOT work to slow traffic in Fluvanna
• UVa law student charged with stalking
• Great gifts bestowed upon UVa
• Non-profit's 'unsung hero' wins Emily Couric award
• In chase, plenty of danger to go around
• Fab new real estate listing
• Couric award
• Louisa commonwealth's attorney running for state Senate
• Police: Parent accidentally hit girl, 5, with vehicle
• Woman guilty in Louisa church arson
• ActiveRain Photo Blogger Contest, After the Morning Shower
• Morgan Harrington to receive posthumous degree from Virginia Tech
• Man wanted in wake of Greene homicides now in custody
• Pakistan Taliban fighters hold bin Laden memorial
• Homes abandoned as Mississippi River keeps rising
• Girl, 5, hit by car in North Garden
• Laptop theft suspect was schools employee
• Orange landfill fine made official
• Lawyer's book aims to make boys' day
• Taking a break from Sunday's usual "Week's End" post to tell a different kind of story
• Doing the right thing gone wrong
• Go back to word 'sustainable'
• Customers are treated poorly
• Fishhooks and kitties: An 'easy' emergency
• Regime change a goal of U.S. foreign policy?
• President and Dems, post-Osama
• America's energy insecurity hurting Va.
• Changing city council may tip water plan
• Louisa NAACP holds solidarity march
• Number of bears in Central Virginia could be growing
• 'Political' shirts removed from NAACP meeting
• New findings add to intrigue of historical Morven estate
• Fluvanna literacy program gets boost from Barbara Bush foundation
• Sorensen to host Va. politics panel
• Local tea party to hold educational forum
• AG saves school pride and ponchos
• Calling the cops by error
• Is Taco Bell that good?
• Obama's supporters out of ideas
• Thank you to all the people who made Bike Day a success
• UVa law student says he made up racial profiling claim
• Press that meat product into 'Spamalot' tickets
• New pathway being installed at Meade Park
• Orange intersection getting traffic light
• Child fingerprinting being offered Saturday
• Detour planned for Dickerson Road for bridge work
• Living Charlottesville: The Glen at Loftlands, a really beautiful, small rural community in Earlysville
• Reporting delay of thefts raises concerns
• Osama's actions most gruesome
• Dangerous texting encouraged by area radio station contest
• City to host forum for prospective candidates
• City, county schools plan summer renovations
• City eyes higher school meal prices
• Virginia Tech students build bridge to join Haitian communities
• U.S. increasing border inspection posts
• One dead in Buffalo Gap crash
• 3 charged in fires that were set to celebrate bin Laden's death
• LOOK3 TREES Artist George Steinmetz “Wild Air”
• UVa plans to revise sexual misconduct policy
• 14 arrested in multi-county drug raid
• Coca-Cola CEO to give Monticello address
• Suspect in triple-homicide has long rap sheet
• Buckingham supervisor to seek new state Senate seat
• Man faces charges after killing dog
• Free Comic Book Day coming Saturday
• Stonefield groundbreaking scheduled for Tuesday
• Sex offender now guilty of child porn
• Riggs mug
• Area marks National Day of Prayer
• McDonnell's 11-day Asian trip to cost $270,000
• Orange battlefield Walmart 'officially' dead
• Davette Leonard
• UPDATE: Obama pays somber respects at 9/11 ground zero
• Ryan's changes bad for Medicare
• RVs should be allowed in Va. park
• Spend less time in the car
• Fatal wounds detailed in Greene homicide
• Pakistan army orders cut in U.S. military personnel
• Clinton: 'No idea' about timing of iconic photo
• Obama visits ground zero this afternoon
• Last World War I combat vet dies in Australia
• When Builders Say Green, Find Out What They Mean
• Boyd seeks end to Albemarle’s ‘Cool Counties’ initiative and questions joint planning project
• LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph Announces 2011 INsight Artists
• Stephen Colbert, wife donate to UVa fine-arts fund
• Suspect sought as Greene victims ID'd
• Dustin Knighton
• Tightening bail laws is necessary
• Obama finally seems proud of U.S.
• Navy SEALs should receive Congressional Medal of Honor
• County approves redistricting plan
• Charlottesville Tomorrow a finalist for CBIC's Community Award
• Ashcroft joins company once known as Blackwater
• Fatal Greene shootings likely occurred in car
• Bush declines Obama invitation to ground zero
• CIA chief says Gadhafi survived NATO hit on house
• Details about bin Laden raid, photos pose challenge for White House
• Navy SEAL team likely honored in secret for raid
• 42 local educators get the Golden Apple
• Internet sex crime charges certified in Louisa
• Radar helps pinpoint 1962 time capsule
• Higher water, lower gas rates proposed for city customers
• Fatal Greene shootings likely occurred in car
• Re-Store ‘N Station review to continue; Neighbors unsuccessful in appeal
• EPA overregulation is bad for U.S.
• Death of bin Laden isn't end of terrorism but is a good thing
• 3 thoughts on death of bin Laden
• UPDATE: White House says Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• UPDATE: White House says Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Ix building mural contest seeks entries
• Authorities release name of one of 3 Greene victims
• Police arrest dozens at Foxfield
• Bob McDonnell
• Riddled car with bloody interior found in Albemarle
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: James River Plantations along Rt. 5 in Charles City County
• U.S. holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Pakistan's president denies harboring bin Laden
• Biscuit Run State Park goals and objectives refined in advance of public hearing
• Jaws
• Missoula Children’s Theatre:King Arthur’s Quest
• Missoula Children’s Theatre:Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs
• City to try eminent domain over road near Kmart
• UVa, Coulter Foundation create health tech endowment
• City police: Man tried to prostitute self to officer
• Man to serve 12 years for shooting that wounded young girl
• Area veterans feel justice served in Pakistan
• Student-athletes invited to life-skills event
• Virginia leaders celebrate bin Laden's death
• RAID UPDATE: One unwary phone call led U.S. to bin Laden
• UPDATE: 'This is a good day for America,' Obama declares
• More are buying cars and houses
• Where's the spending in Va.?
• Waynesboro names new police chief
• Charlottesville reacts to news of Osama bin Laden's death
• Bin Laden dead; 'Justice has been done," president says
• Bin Laden, Hitler now have May 1 in common
• Elite SEALs from Va. Beach-based unit swooped in on bin Laden
• Authorities confirm Va. had 15 tornadoes last week
• Osama
• Motorcyclist arrested after high-speed chase
• Lewis & Clark center to open for the season
• Golf clinic to be held for disabled
• Local group helps early stage Alzheimer's patients, caregivers
• UVa faculty group OKs energy-reduction plan
• Lawyer's blog highlights motorcycle safety
• WEEK'S END PICK: Yes, Virginia, there are great first floor master options in Charlottesville area new construction!
• Money on trial
• Requiem for Deere John
• Children have been set up for failure
• DPay more attention to this:
• Name change is mere camouflage
• Albemarle plans redistricting
• Commuters urged to take the 'clean' route
• Expert weighs in on future of City Market
• Hospital prepares for Battle
• Cancer awareness with tweets and T's
• UVa students to ask for more vegan dining
• Police toss hundreds of tickets
• Predicting plentiful pens
• What a way to go!
• YMCA should rethink McIntire Park
• Thanks to Clark teacher for commitment, creativity
• Understanding Real Estate Representation
• Link between traffic congestion, population growth debated
• The Met HD Summer Encore: Madama Butterfly
• The Met HD Summer Encore: Don Pasquale
• The Met HD Summer Encore: Simon Boccanegra
• The Met HD Summer Encore: La Fille Du Regiment
• The Met HD Summer Encore: Don Carlo
• The Met HD Summer Encore: Tosca
• Arrest made in stolen Albemarle computers
• Former Justice O'Connor visits UVa
• Blue Mountain Brewery plans expansions
• Tell your love story, win a marriage
• Delegation leaves Sunday for Ghanaian sister city
• Toll on Va. expressway to Outer Banks tripling
• Robert Hurt tours Halifax County tornado damage
• Shenandoah National Park plans 500-acre burn
• Robert Hurt tours Halifax County tornado damage
• NATO says Gadhafi forces caught mining Misrata port
• NYC police say boy, 8, sold loaded gun to classmate
• Southwest Va. begins recovery from deadly storm
• Tornado survivors had minutes to seek refuge
• Fluvanna family marks 3 weeks missing husband, father
• Authorities search for man following domestic dispute
• Hurt says he supports Ryan budget plan
• Hurt balks at cuts to defense spending
• Ground broken on low-income housing Crossings
• Sinkhole closes Greene road
• UPDATE: Va. Senate approves redistricting plan
• Honor society to renovate Poe's UVa room
• Officials seek to ease ex-offenders re-entry to society
• County schools search for 111 stolen computers
• There is no excuse for vandalism
• Don't brag when jpbs were lost
• Be vigilant for suspicious behavior on church property
• UPDATE: Officials confirm at least 4 tornadoes hit Va.
• UPDATE: Officials confirm at least 4 tornadoes hit Va.
• Police to 'take back' unwanted, old meds
• Naturalist society seeks help with invasive plant
• Waynesboro shooting fugitive wrecks, escapes
• Va. approves new teacher-evaluation guidelines
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• Storms kill at least 8 in Va.; weather threatens again today
• UN says Syria tried to build nuclear reactor
• Living Charlottesville: Canterbury Hills, a mature Albemarle County neighborhood in a city location
• U.S. soldier dies in Iraq
• Storm death toll hits 128 in Ala., 32 in Miss.
• Obama to announce security team shuffle today
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• New Ragged Mountain dam set for fall construction
• Large turnout for kickoff of local planning effort
• One dead, others missing in Halifax County storm damage
• Alan Simpson
• Ex Sen. Simpson pans Obama speech at UVa forum on debt
• Southern storms kill 15
• Tornado goochland
• Grisham getting honorary doctorate from UNC
• Man indicted on child porn charges
• Woman convicted in Afton animal-cruelty case
• UVa cancer researcher gets $750,000 grant
• UPDATE: Senators reach tentative deal on redistricting
• UPDATE: Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• UPDATE: 9 shot to death by Afghan pilot were all Americans
• Elephant dies at Virginia Zoo
• Balanced approach needed on debt
• Don't bother thinking about it, just blame President Obama
• Conflict question forces board investigation
• UPDATE: Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Nelson County School Board adds one school day to calendar
• AP sources: Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• China's president pledges to keep nation's birth rate low
• Afghan officer fires on NATO troops, kills 6
• Libyan port quiet after government bombardment
• Whether you rent or buy, you pay for the house you occupy.
• Site selected for study for sewer pump station
• Rotary Club gives $10,000 to food bank
• 100 cases of wine stolen from local vineyard
• City to hold kindergarten registration Thursday
• Survey work brings U.S. 250 to one lane
• All signs point to no Albemarle County Fair this year
• Cuccinelli-UVa climate dispute heats up
• New charge filed against Afton man
• City Market is important to downtown
• Money speaks louder than actions in Obama campaign
• Some won't admit cause of Civil War
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Ivy Creek Natural Area, a local treasure
• Fluvanna prison officials testify on efforts to decrease sex incidents
• Heiderscheidt convicted in Greene County church arson
• Fluvanna brothers arrested in burglaries
• Storms bring deadly tornado, flooding to Midwest
• Jail sentence in Eastside Speedway attack
• McDonnell backs adoptions by single gays, but not unwed couples
• Vick, Humane Society say Google app glorifies dogfighting
• Earthquake rattles Acapulco
• Obama going on TV to talk debt reduction
• Facebook launches deals program, rivals Groupon
• Augusta Supervisors critique redistricting options
• Three-year regional planning effort to launch on Wednesday
• City’s portion of Meadow Creek Parkway set for construction this summer
• Third independent joins race for Charlottesville City Council
• U.S. Supreme Court denies Cuccinelli's bid to expedite health suit
• Youth Orchestras of Central Virginia’s Spring Gala
• Pair of brothers get prison for bootleg media
• Man sought in connection with Orange gun burglary
• Library employees to get one-time bonus
• Afton man charged in trooper attack
• Rutherford recommends new breath-test policy
• Religious forum to address child abuse
• Police identify I-64 crash victim
• Va. suspends admissions at youth treatment center
• Strike on Gadhafi compound badly damages buildings
• FBI says Colo. mall incident likely unrelated to Columbine
• Government should never borrow
• Va. woman beaten over phone charger, police say
• Local wine, stinkbugs, prejudice
• UPDATE: Bruce Jamerson, clerk of Va. House, dies
• Court denies Va. inmate's lawsuit over beard
• Bruce Jamerson, clerk of Virginia House, dies
• NATO airstrikes badly damage Gadhafi compound
• Taliban break more than 450 out of Afghan prison
• Man grazed in shooting on Page Street
• City Market consultant coming Saturday
• Untreated sewage seeping into local waterways
• Senate race attracts 8 candidates — so far
• Ping-pong-a-thon would aid Japan
• Table set for Wordplay fundraiser
• Sullivan speaks with different voice
• A university should be a place to study all forms of knowledge
• Punished for a good deed?
• Panelists discuss community’s energy future from a local, state, and international perspective
• Election in Turkey: Implications — domestic, regional and international
• Widespread ignorance by citizens is chilling
• Crucifying Jesus: Killing a radical
• A day for celebration
• Region shows signs of slow recovery
• Auto fans show their rides
• Special prosecutor investigating Madison Board of Supervisors
• Under Armour to honor contract with Monticello High School
• College offers students a semester on the trail
• UVa group seeks undergrad veterans
• Man gets proprosal (51) across
• A new way of 'off-gassing'
• Courting a new hair rule
• Cherishing some British traditions
• Remember those women who fought for equality
• Local worship calendar/Easter services
• Bell has second-highest campaign cash
• Family wiped out by burglar in middle of move from N. Carolina
• Man accused of obscene behavior at UVa library
• Mother's Day-themed dance to benefit Earlysville fire company
• Messing with Mother Nature just doesn't make sense
• Creek rescuer now jailed
• Greene man to serve four years in prison for road rage incident
• Va. Supreme Court rules against payday lender
• Kaine says crab harvest restrictions paid off
• Federal appeals court resurrects Blackwater prosecution
• Hokie football legends to meet fans, sign autographs before Spring Game
• Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker
• Creek rescuer now jailed
• Egg-cellent Hunting
• Iraq tells Mullen its troops can take over
• Earlysville Easter Egg Hunt, 1:30 Sunday at Union Church
• McCain lauds anti-Gadhafi force during Libya visit
• Police see Columbine similarities in Colo. mall fire
• Gates foresees turning point in Afghanistan war
• Japan plans to build 100,000 homes for survivors
• Albemarle holds monthly water-sewer rates steady; Connection fees to increase
• Living Charlottesville: Craftsman-style homes, new construction near University of Virginia, Medical Center, Fontaine Research Park and Downtown Charlottesville
• Obama to form gas prices task force
• City schools approve new family life teaching materials
• Royal wedding reception to feature Barbourville wines
• Crash stymies U.S. 250 traffic
• UPDATE: 911 service returns to normal
• Local NAACP to hold march in May
• Curry to honor county's Moran
• Foundation gets 200 Jefferson-related artifacts
• U.S. needs to prioritize spending
• Bipartisan-approved loan will help keep jobs in America
• Reminders of right to free speech
• Barracks Road set for renovations
• Woman killed as boyfriend watches on webcam
• Virginia Tech raises tuition
• Fluvanna raises tax rates
• Facing death in 1 case, Tariq Aziz acquitted in another
• Japan declares no-go zone around nuclear plant
• Bomb blast kills 3 policemen in Afghanistan
• NYC officials defend decision to cuff first grader
• Supervisors want more info on proposal for 399 new homes on Pantops
• Judge dismisses second YMCA lawsuit; Fitness clubs considering appeal
• Habitat for Humanity seeks more housing for Sunrise Court
• Fluvanna considers large tax hike
• County approves umbrella fire measure
• Tensions rise in UVa pay hike discussions
• Rutherford backs breathalyzed county student
• Local students seek donated calculators
• Buford garden to mark Earth Day with new water system
• Reward for missing Fluvanna man grows
• Man gets 88 years for robbery, homicide
• Experts say conservation can increase energy grid
• CYFS honors community members
• Scottsville Elementary evacuated for melted ball
• White House considering disclosure for government contractors
• Next six-year Va. roads plan contains $2.6 billion more
• Dog fighting bust in Halifax County
• Remembrances mark 1 year since Gulf of Mexico oil disaster
• AP reports millions in malaria drugs stolen
• Japan mulls a stricter evacuation zone near nuke plant
• Obama mixing politics and policy on West Coast swing
• More than 7 million candles recalled for cup holder fire risk
• Kaine talks debt, budget bickering
• Kaine further explains Soering transfer effort
• Garrett expected to announce clerk re-election bid Wednesday
• Sabato donates Lincoln funeral ticket to UVa
• Pair plead guilty to multiple car break-ins
• Greene man who set girlfriend on fire to serve 30 years
• Police seek man wanted in 4 jurisdictions
• Job fair set for JPJ for April 27
• Albemarle hiring school bus drivers
• Obama lacked real substance in speech
• Tea party's acting like spoiled kids
• Counties need a solution to roadside litter problem
• GOP proposal to cut Medicaid funding is unconscionable
• County switching from phone to paper surveys
• Court reinstates Va. mental health lawsuit
• Robot to throw first out pitch at Phillies game
• Zero to 60: Dinosaur Land, the epitome of an American Roadside Attraction
• Judge clears Augusta County in reassessment dispute
• UPDATE: McDonnell begins teacher merit-pay plan
• Raul Castro named 1st secretary of Cuban Communist party
• Cuccinelli continues to wait for health care decision
• Court reinstates Va. mental health lawsuit
• McDonnell rolls out teacher merit-pay plan
• FAA suspends controller for watching movie on duty
• Japan nuke plants start pumping out radioactive water
• U.S. motorcycle deaths drop
• iPad app shows Library of Congress' Civil War images in 3D
• Ex-trooper with local ties receives high honor
• Flooded creek rescue felt 'like a lifetime'
• City Council loosens music restrictions
• Creek rescue felt 'like a lifetime'
• Governor chides Senate on redistricting
• Going UP! Have you ever considered adding a second story addition?
• Man gets 9 years for robbery, assault of witness
• Habitat goes indoors
• UVa Biomedical gets project-targeted grants
• Police: Woman tried to hire killer
• George Huguely indicted on multiple charges
• George Huguely indicted on multiple charges
• LA Times wins Pulitzer for exposing exorbitant small-town salaries
• Obamas pay Bush-era rates on $1.73 million in income
• Guilty verdict returned in Antwan Lamar Jackson trial
• Va. Supreme Court hears arguments in former SEAL's innocence bid
• George Huguely trial set for 2012
• Behold the redbud, star of early spring
• Searching for balance in latest home-sales report
• Company's expansion is cutting-edge
• Dispense with the artificial backpatting
• Congress needs to get serious
• Girl survives fall from Golden Gate Bridge
• Trump plays down Romney's business credentials
• New climate change case headed to Supreme Court
• Robots in Japanese reactors detect high radiation
• Central Virginia dries out after severe storm
• Fluvanna suspends 15 students
• AHS alumni website growing ahead of May event
• Louisa, Orange fastest-growing area localities
• Free clinic seeks more time from volunteers
• Death-penalty abolitionist Deans dies
• Community mourns loss of young girl
• Community mourns loss of young girl
• WEEK'S END PICK: A new listing in the Charlottesville's University area's Rugby - Venable neighborhood.
• WEEK'S END PICK: A new listing in the Charlottesville's University Lewis Mountain Road neighborhood.
• Girl's body found in Waynesboro creek
• Could this be year for baseball, tennis?
• Problem is spending, not revenue
• Dems in city can't wait for November
• Voiding agreements right first step to take
• Jim Justice: The West Virginia business leader behind the land deal near Ash Lawn-Highland and Monticello
• Recruit reenact
• Re-enactment prepares for Va. secession anniversary
• Hurt completes first 100 days
• Rescuers walk bank
• Creek incident
• Creek incident
• Hunter Street culvert
• Worried woman at creek
• WFAC at creek incident
• Onlookers at creek
• One pulled dead from Waynesboro creek; search on for another
• Rains, winds whip Central Virginia
• 'Kinship' program eases foster care connections
• Orange landfill facing civil fine
• Thanks to Fresh Air Fund volunteers
• Paying taxes perpetuates problems
• Returning to Mideast peace talks
• Tea party rallies on tax day
• Governor vetoes redistricting plan
• Severe weather expected for Saturday
• Governor signs domestic violence bills into law
• Gear deals offered incentives to Albemarle coaches
• Greene girl a special guest after writing Sullivan a letter
• UVa installs eighth - and first woman - president
• Thomas Jefferson and the past presidents of the University of Virginia
• Five questions for Teresa A. Sullivan
• Inauguration-related events
• April Showers, they bring the flowers but bring your umbrealls this weekend!
• Guest speakers present benefits of botanical gardens
• George Huguely
• Still fighting over Civil War
• Let's debate the face of terrorism
• Suicide bomber kills prominent Afghan police chief
• Fitness club owner running for Charlottesville City Council
• Activists continue to seek changes to local water plan while regulators review proposal for earthen dam
• UVa tuition leaps another 8.9 percent
• Officials review county schools' athletic supply contracts
• Expert seeks evidence-based education reforms
• Albemarle confirms final school day
• Democrat to announce clerk of court candidacy
• Former girlfriend testifies in Orange slaying trial
• Afton scrap burglary goes to grand jury
• Toscano to seek re-election
• Free Clinic donor seeks more volunteers
• Cable program to explore Harrington case
• NASA Mission Control named for Chris Kraft, 1945 Tech graduate
• Richmond police seek man suspected of using tow truck to steal vehicles
• Cuccinelli unveils plan to keep prescription drugs out of Virginia waterways
• UPDATE: FAA official resigns after reports of sleeping controllers
• Radford University student seriously hurt in fall from balcony
• After Obama speech, McDonnell says no new taxes
• Cuccinelli to unveil plan to keep prescription drugs out of Virginia waterways
• U.S. air traffic control supervisor resigns
• Santorum takes first steps toward presidential run
• At UVa, an inaugural celebration
• Drilling for oil is no simple bit
• Japan's emperor, empress make first trip to disaster zone
• Roadside bombs kill 3 near Baghdad
• Hillary Clinton seeks to restore NATO consensus on Libya
• Owner has six months to dispose of blighted Belmont house
• New WTJU general manager wants station to become cultural hub
• UVa, foundation honor 3 with Jefferson Medals
• Descendant marks Jefferson's 268th birthday
• Driver who hit biker pleads guilty to DUI, manslaughter
• Witnesses testify about night surrounding '06 Orange homicide
• Gay-rights groups call on McDonnell to support adoptions
• Virginia Glass fire ruled accidental
• Esmont Day celebration set for May 21
• City to offer free pool, deck inspections
• Gillums Ridge Road open, but still under repair
• Morgan Harrington case to be on Investigation Discovery
• City to pay $14K to fence off Belmont Bridge sidewalk
• UPDATE: Mother drove 3 kids into Hudson River, surviving son says
• Hillary Clinton heads to Berlin for NATO talks about Libya
• Thompson pleads guilty to Neumeister manslaughter
• A lovely Spring morning in Virginia... it's THE BEST!
• Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal recipients
• Japan nuclear plant evacuees demand compensation
• Good luck, Coach Boyle
• Breakthrough needed to jolt electric cars
• Egypt detains Hosni Mubarak for 'investigation'
• Michelle Obama, Jill Biden to visit military families
• Motorcycle helmet info cards make Va. debut
• Obama to outline Medicare changes, tax increases
• AHS among this year's Muzzle 'honorees'
• Muzzles
• DOC settles inmate's First Amendment suit
• City passes fiscal 2012 budget
• Fluvanna man goes missing
• I-64 wreck ties up traffic for hours
• Saturday's parade to close roads downtown
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS: Jefferson's Birthday, Wednesday, April 13
• Charlottesville Home Sales 1st Quarter 2011
• Space shuttles coming to N.Va., Fla., Calif.
• Bolling endorses Allen in Senate race
• Hook, C-Ville now under same ownership
• Truck crash shuts down I-64 westbound
• Discussion of debt ceiling is next bump for government
• Keep focus on challenges of the future
• Redistricting plan serves those already in power
• Nonagenarian: Times changing
• Coal, nuclear power here to stay
• ACLU to PWC schools: Stop blocking gay websites
• N.Va. man gets 23 years in bomb plot
• Obama to help launch new initiative for soldiers and families
• Newspaper website blocked briefly from LU's servers
• Venable Elementary names new principal
• Murder trial begins in 2006 Orange killing
• UVa has host of activities surrounding Sullivan's inauguration
• Central Virginia home prices drop $19,000 in 1 year
• Man pleads guilty to driving 2 others to deadly shooting
• County residents can get look at design of new bridge
• Love's last hours revealed at Huguely hearing
• Governor McDonnell hasn't looked at Soering request
• Charlottesville and Albemarle governments closed Wednesday
• Fenwick announces new campaign for city council
• Help Homeowners Stay in Their Homes: Preserving Home Ownership Workshop, April 30
• Fairfax Democrat exploring U.S. Senate bid
• Cuccinelli says gun in worship service permissibile
• Federal appeals court won't lift stay on Ariz. immigration law
• Truck lanes recommended for I-64 on Afton Mountain
• Fenwick will run for City Council again
• UPDATE: Ivory Coast strongman Gbagbo captured in bunker
• I was thinking about my roof this weekend.
• George Huguely not expected at today's hearing
• Ivory Coast strongman Gbagbo arrested
• Pulaski tornado damage estimated at $8.5 million
• Americans cutting back on driving as gasoline prices rise
• Va. Tech finance professor killed in glider crash
• AP reports U.S. blocks more than 350 suspected terrorists
• Obama to lay out deficit-reduction plan later this week
• Japan rattled by aftershock 1 month after tsunami
• Coyote on camera
• Bobcat on camera
• Animals patrol Blue Ridge Parkway in the still of the night
• Council hears report on cooperative work with Albemarle
• Gillums Ridge to close Monday for repair work
• Improving morale among new Albemarle police chief's goals
• Madison budget backlash builds
• Orange board restores funding
• It's cops vs. firefighters in charitable football game
• Talking with UVa President Sullivan
• The politics of withdrawal
• More than awareness; a call for action
• Arm wrestling: A love story
• Face of terrorism is multi-hued
• YMCA project needs more support
• Money not sole issue for pump station
• WEEK'S END PICK for the Charlottesville area, 10 April 2011
• Looking Up: Zoning changes seek to protect darkness of night
• Progress wins 16 Virginia Press Association awards
• City to use Huguely hearing as logistics test for expected trial
• Louisa pastor offers a home to women leaving prison
• Kids get schooled in fishing at Mint Springs Park
• 2011 Charlottesville Marathon
• 2011 Charlottesville Marathon
• 2011 Charlottesville Marathon
• 2011 Charlottesville Marathon
• 2011 Charlottesville Marathon
• 2011 Charlottesville Marathon
• 2011 Charlottesville Marathon
• 2011 Charlottesville Marathon
• Fluvanna program helps check bouncers gain financial literacy
• 3 area speakers to address June's 4 the Wounded 5K race
• 'Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• Police vs. firefighters in football fundraiser
• McKenzie: Church ushers communicate quietly
• Local United Way to launch volunteerism site
• Orange coach faces rape charge
• Louisa marijuana case to go to grand jury
• Safety urged as turkey hunting season opens Saturday
• Free children's events set for today, later this month
• Albemarle trails park now open
• Congressional map plan favors incumbents
• Area's 'food girl' honored with $10,000 for her cause
• Discolored Louisa water safe, officials say
• Kroger evacuated due to gas leak
• Spending showdown
• Glowing moon
• Enhancing with Financing
• UPDATE: Party leaders point fingers as federal shutdown looms
• Vigilance is key in online protection
• Time to find real energy alternatives
• Squash the need for oil wars
• Hurt unhappy with possibility of government shutdown
• 10 dead after Iraqi army raids Iranian exile camp
• Mexico drug war: 13 more bodies, 2 new mass graves
• Pa. man gets 2 years in prison for threatening Cantor
• IRS awards $4.5 million to whistleblower
• Wilson Complex earns Governor's award
• UN says 100 bodies found in Ivory Coast in 24 hours
• Supervisors pick bridge replacement as top road priority
• HD Broadcast:The Importance of Being Earnest
• New HD Broadcast: Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest
• Survivors, bereaved aim to Take Back the Night
• Home and Garden Show aims to inform, inspire
• Virginia instances of whooping cough rising
• Big hitters duke it out for Senate
• Be wary of Libyan rebel dealings
• Blue Ridge Swim Club gets special use permits
• New traffic law allows red light running by motorcycles, mopeds
• Corrections department sued over media -- again
• Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine to expand
• Driver uninjured as brick thrown at taxi
• Trump buys Kluge winery
• Police: Juvenile hurt in fight with home invader
• Former Dominion spokesman joins Perry board
• City announces latest town hall meeting
• Community to hold forum on truancy
• Staunton child molester's sentence: 55 years
• Living Charlottesville: Preddy Creek, traditional in many ways while unique in ways that matter
• School damage estimated at $200K
• Congressional redistricting plan for Va. introduced
• Japan struck by another quake
• Japan struck by another quake
• Fire closes Augusta County school
• Purse snatcher to serve 11 more years
• Fire debris
• NATO kills Afghan policeman who shot U.S. trainers
• Japan races to find tsunami dead despite radiation
• GOP plans vote today on one-week budget
• County wants Woolen Mills option on table for Rivanna Pump Station
• County commission recommends rezoning for medical support facility
• Sullivan
• UVa to get $64.5 million to fix New Cabell, president says
• Albemarle supervisors pare down redistricting plans to 1
• Search for missing Orange girl returns to Greene lake
• Albemarle approves $304.4 million budget
• Bid to stop Kluge Auction fails
• Albemarle County approves budget; holds tax line
• UPDATE: Senate rejects governor's autism amendment
• Plans should preserve our communities
• Coal, nuclear are not sole choices
• Waynesboro man faces charges in bloody dispute
• Selling your Home is not Rocket Science.
• Dogwood Festival 2011
• Civil War Trust opposes state Route 3 widening in Culpeper
• Obama events today focus on energy, education
• Fort Lee soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq
• Council OKs first reading of music hall changes
• Zero to 60: The annual Historic Garden Week in Virginia Opens in 10 days
• 2 teens indicted in string of burglaries
• Ex-Greene school janitor to have jury trial
• Darden students to help with Habitat project
• Harrington's mother to speak at rally
• New mobile food pantry draws scores in Nelson
• Panelists discuss health care act's future impact
• Alison Krauss to play at free clinic benefit concert
• It's official: Pavilion takes on name of nTelos
• Man confessed to shooting girlfriend, court records show
• UVa football players plead guilty to amended charges
• Virginia Glass catches fire
• Oil spill's wildlife death toll likely higher
• Less money, less sunlight
• Don't let cuts hurt critical program
• Leonard Sandridge
• Obama says budget deal close, shutdown would be disruptive
• Kaine formally announces campaign for Senate
• Howell calls McDonnell 'zealot' on social issues
• Senate panel expects Thursday redistricting vote
• Staunton firefighters help two out of apartment fire
• Prince William teacher accused of relationship with student
• Iraq police say 6 killed near al-Qaida stronghold
• Obama, top lawmakers to discuss funding dispute
• Talk about Giffords shifts to when she can go home
• Charlottesville Pavilion to change name to nTelos
• Amendments increase city budget
• Teen gets 29 years for robbery turned lethal
• Dogwood festival begins
• Firefighters combat multiple brushfires
• Little devoted to mental health care
• China will surpass U.S. by 2013?
• Comfortable stay at UVa hospital
• Joint task force leads to web sex arrests
• Louisa bridge to close until August
• UPDATE: In turnaround, professed 9/11 mastermind, 4 others to face military trials
• Hamp: Spending cuts won't sustain Waynesboro
• VDOT vigil aimed at increasing work zone awareness
• Feds say Va. group distributed $4.3 million worth of drugs
• I-81 truck climbing closures set for this week
• Feds launching program to replace aging pipelines
• Libyan rebels advance on strategic oil town
• Va. redistricting protest planned today in Richmond
• Redistricting proposals make lots of little changes in Central Va.
• McKenzie: Tinsley did much behind the scenes
• Online programs fueling college enrollment growth
• North Garden man dies after car wreck
• Mom Prom to benefit FOCUS Teensight program
• Home invasion, assault reported in Albemarle
• I-64 work to cause detour starting Monday
• Dutch masterpiece lights up Madison drawing room
• Why lease more land for oil?
• Hurt's decisions are informed ones
• Prediction: 20 years of war in Libya
• Offensive views need airing
• From get up and go, to sit down and do
• Doing a job on the planet
• Week's End Pick for the Charlottesville area, 3 April 2011
• Unique and special, the Lewis Mountain neighborhood at the University of Virginia
• Buckingham celebrates its 250th in a large way
• City undergoing 'major effort' to improve bike safety
• Battling Parkinson's, Dorrier winding down political career
• Charlottesville's time capsule likely no longer "lost"
• 21,520 attended Festival of the Book
• Testimony heard in case against lease for YMCA fitness center
• Keep politics out of rest area names
• And that's not all, folks
• And speaking of pets …
• The Haven reflects well on city
• Be proud of Virginia's college basketball teams
• Pregnancy info sought in Madison killings
• City Market starts Saturday
• UVa students gather to remember those lost
• County workers' retirement pay suit goes forward
• Darden students practice creative charity
• UVa profs prepare 'Last Lectures'
• Martin officially named to UVa diversity post
• Renovation of Rotunda is welcomed
• One for the record books — and for the storybooks
• Time to be concerned with the U.S.
• First-class medical care received at UVa hospital
• Fake leg used to take down armed robber
• Staunton hires human resources director
• West Coast awaits arrival of Japan's tsunami debris
• Japan's prime minister vows to win battle against nuclear plant
• Bomber kills 3 outside Iraqi mosque
• Funding complexities delay 29/250 interchange improvements
• Dialogue on Race looks to past for education solutions
• JABA seeks care ombudsmen
• Trout added to, fought from Virginia waterways
• Pro bono grant a big chance for UVa students, public
• County seeks school committee applicants
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Historic Albemarle County Jail Tour
• Boundaries are present for safety
• Be an active member of democracy
• Dispose of trash properly
• Mystery explosion levels Virginia house
• McDonnell wants to bar exchanges from covering abortions
• Senior Libyan official resigns, new blow to regime
• Is there a house in the U.S. worth $100 million? Apparently
• Radioactivity 10,000 times standard at Japan nuke plant
• TASTE 434
• Board OKs full amount for Greene County schools facilities project loan
• Prosecutors seek 2012 trial for suspected pirates
• Giffords' husband 'pretty hopeful' she can attend shuttle launch
• Officials breaking ground on Va research facility
• House GOP wants to use tax code to curb abortions
• PETA wants to sponsor I-81 rest stop, rename it 'Fishing Hurts'
• Suicide bomber kills 12 in Pakistan
• Watergate gets makeover at the Nixon library
• Testimony details Mount Solon teen's attack
• City still planning for rectangular fields at McIntire
• Albemarle residents show support for line-holding budget plan
• Governor surprises with money for Rotunda repairs
• Buckingham boy charged in aunt's shooting
• 2 charged in dog shooting in Albemarle
• Part of Brandywine Drive to close for a few days
• North Anna nuclear plant meeting set
• Bin Laden interviewer to speak at UVa
• UVa to hold African-American symposium
• Albemarle fire academy seeks applicants
• Biotech center good for economy
• Proper etiquette benefits society
• Hospital staff deserve better
• UPDATE: McDonnell proposes optional benefits plan for state workers
• Area may not meet federal air quality standards
• UPDATE: Police seek 2 people in bank robbery
• Do you keep a Home Inventory?
• McDonnell, Indiana's Daniels make friendly wager
• Nelson commonwealth's attorney seeks fifth term
• India state bans book hinting Gandhi had gay lover
• Albemarle ranks high in health survey
• Nuke crisis reignites debate about protective pills
• Obama pushes Kaine toward Senate bid
• John Hinckley seeking more unsupervised visits to Williamsburg
• Population near ground zero doubles since 2000
• McDonnell will try to amend autism bill
• McDonnell will try to amend autism bill
• SARA holding three-legged race fundraiser
• Lecture planned on artist Moore
• UVa names Inventor of the Year
• Dialogue on Race forum set for Thursday
• Buckingham woman shot; nephew, 14, in custody
• UVa investigates possible anti-Semite incidents
• UVa makes some changes after student's death
• Father of slain son talks about forgiveness to local students
• X Prize team busy refining design
• Zero to 60: Art-In-Place, Public Art in Charlottesville
• UPDATE: McDonnell, Cantor to watch VCU in Houston
• Ms. Ryan, you will be missed
• Health should be priority for all
• Bandit robs bank near Waynesboro
• U.S. fines Tech $55,000 for alert failures in 2007 shootings
• UPDATE: Hostages killed execution-style in Iraq siege; 45 dead
• Cuccinelli: Environmental regulations must consider economy
• UPDATE: 21 dead in hostage siege at Iraqi government building
• UVa student death linked to illicit exploration group
• Va. monitors haven't detected unhealthy radiation
• Obama heads to NYC for fundraisers, TV interviews
• Obama birth certificate issues surface in Arizona proposal
• Hillary Clinton looks to expand ties with Libyan rebels
• City and county planning commission talk coordination, sustainability
• VCU fans booking trips to Texas for Final Four
• IMPACT to assist area mental health
• U.S. must cut spending, clear debt
• A different focus on the Rotunda
• We need all of the patriotic help we can get from Rep. Hurt
• For Albemarle, fewer services vs. higher taxes
• Indoor Biotech has ambitious plans for Coca-Cola building
• Orange County man guilty of child porn
• Group at UVa seeks 'Ella Baker Day'
• Piedmont encourages students to Choose or Lose
• UVa accepts class of 2015
• City to host workshop for local businesses
• Libraries to limit time dogs allowed outside
• UVa to use grant to provide legal aid
• Va. files briefs on health-care suit
• UPDATE: Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• Sexual abuse victims get 20 years to file suit
• Obama schedules address about Libya
• UVa student death linked to illicit exploration group
• Home Improvement Apps!
• Jimmy Carter visits Cuba today
• Nearly 40-foot-long dead whale washes ashore in Va. Beach
• Prayers mark 32 years since Three Mile Island disaster
• Utilities in Carolinas report radiation from Japan
• India navy nabs 16 pirates, rescues 16 hostages
• Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• Va. ABC says moonshine making a comeback
• Man charged with shooting woman in Albemarle
• Friendship Force: Travel with a higher purpose
• Nancy Drew fans coming to town for conference
• Albemarle looks to do better by schools in coming budget
• Put yourself in someone else's shoes
• Patient care a top priority at UVa
• What should we learn ?
• Paving the way to healthy travel
• Ignorance of founding documents is chilling
• Madison event aims to reel in more families
• N.Y. Times reporter shares bits of wisdom with UVa alumnae
• VDOT: Look out for slick roads
• ALBEMARLE'S TOUGH CHOICES
• No dogs allowed outside libraries?
• UVa looks at tweaking graduate student fellowships
• PVCC must raise $500K to build Stanardsville campus
• Lecture will discuss judicial 'inactivism'
• Historic jail to open doors to public
• Week's End Pick for the Charlottesville area, 26 March 2011
• Area forecast: Snow
• Martha Jefferson holds public forum on merger
• Local family keeps fighting for child's life
• UVa researchers get grant to study vaccines
• 3 generations of family take on Ten Miler
• Chamber honors its volunteer of the year
• Area officers serve burgers, volunteerism
• Huja launches bid for second term on Charlottesville City Council
• Thank you to our many local heroes
• Celebrate one year of health bill
• Rep. Hurt needs to decide his stance on the war in Libya
• MERCI
• UPDATE: Government backers, police attack Jordan protest
• UPDATE: Violence erupts around Syria; protesters shot
• Guilty verdict in Ruckersville church arson
• UPDATED: Virginia Tech football player, girlfriend charged in hurt infant case
• Louisa warns of man posing as officer, stopping female motorists
• Body found on Blue Ridge Parkway
• Charlottesville-area Golf Communities Offer Top Courses
• Militants kill 8 in attack on minibus in Pakistan
• American guilty of drugging, killing husband in Hong Kong
• Va. relief agency delivering supplies to Japan
• New accuracy guidelines for textbooks set
• City acquires more land for park and trails along Meadow Creek
• Independent Bandy becomes first official council candidate
• Jury deliberates in Greene church arson case
• Tea party calls out Hurt on budget resolutions
• Couric leadership group presents annual awards
• Governor vetoes expanded P.E. in schools
• Louisa authorities warn of man pulling over female motorists
• Darden to host E-Tech Mashup
• Hurt to speak at PVCC graduation
• City Democrats to hold pasta dinner Saturday
• Virginia Tech football player, girlfriend charged in hurt infant case
• Making history by studying it
• Virginia's universities flex muscles
• Rotunda deserves to be restored
• Governor vetoes mandatory P.E. legislation
• Supreme Court to consider Virginia petition April 15
• Man accused of leaving explosive at Detroit federal building
• Blue Ridge Parkway receives $500K for projects
• Guard unit from Va. mobilized for Afghanistan duty
• U.S. census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million
• McDonnell designates today to honor Dorothy Height's birthday
• Commuting data unveiled for Albemarle, Charlottesville
• Democrats defend health-care law on anniversary of signing
• County's Dorrier won't seek re-election
• National Geographic seeks young explorers
• Testimony mounts in Greene arson case
• Local schools honored for work with poor students
• Soering witness testimony video
• Holding out on budget not helping
• Things have worsened since '08
• U.S. lawmakers not complaining about their own health care
• Clinton says Gadhafi could end Libya's woes by leaving
• Rep. Robert Hurt
• Virginia outlaws synthetic marijuana
• Jackson to serve life for Blue Ridge Parkway shooting
• Jackson to serve life for Blue Ridge Parkway shooting
• Gulf oil explosion probe finds pipe piece caused blowout preventer failure
• ATTENTION Military Families Considering Buying A Home - Do You Qualify for the Homebuyer Tax Credit?
• Yemen's parliament gives president emergency powers
• Obama says control of Libya operation can be turned over soon
• Afghan president urges Taliban not to burn schools
• 3 ships leaving Norfolk base for Libya
• Tokyo tap water tests higher for radiation
• Bidding approach for dredging approved; Location of sewer pump station deferred
• Girlfriend testifies in Greene church arson case
• Caucus calls for second black-majority district
• Highway marker dedicated to first 'first lady'
• Soering's ex says he is guilty; new letter sent to governor
• Fluvanna police brutality case can go forward
• Sheriff Harding to seek re-election
• Greene student draws plans for PVCC satellite
• Fluvanna probes prescription drug case at middle school
• Rebates offered for energy-efficient upgrades
• UVa to mark first civil rights march Friday
• Poor care received at UVa hospital
• Bank bailout shows need for openness
• Fidel Castro says he gave up all leadership posts 5 years ago
• Webb hints at another public role
• UPDATE: U.S. jet crashes in Libya; fighting rages in cities
• Egypt's Interior Ministry set ablaze amid protest
• Yemen's embattled leader says he'll step down by year's end
• Black Caucus urges second Va. majority minority district
• UPDATE: East Coast Rapist suspect pleads not guilty
• UPDATE: East Coast Rapist suspect pleads not guilty
• Cuccinelli responds to U.S. on health-care case
• A wealth of book clubs throughout the James Madison Regional Library system
• UPDATE: U.S. military says plane crashes in Libya
• As Japan mourns its dead, many bodies remain missing
• Arizona lawmakers move to revive 'birther' bills
• Storage pool boils at Japanese nuclear plant
• City Council advised to add voting precinct
• Expert seeks deeper education reforms
• Memorial designer, Va. justice among Jefferson honorees
• Hurt has 'serious reservations' on Libya
• IMPACT to discuss area mental health
• nTelos activates new cell site
• Accused Blue Ridge Parkway shooter to plead guilty
• Ex-Glenmore treasurer sees sentence grow
• March madness reaches new heights at VCU, UR
• Webb expresses concern over U.S. role in Libya
• Fairfax urban search and rescue returns from Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• Body of teacher from Chesterfield found in Japan
• See the community in 3D: The earthen dam for the Ragged Mountain Reservoir
• McDonnell says state can now perform familial DNA searches
• Where's the Charlottesville area real estate market today?
• Workers pulled at Japan nuclear plant as smoke rises
• Militants kill 4 in Pakistan for alleged U.S. links
• Pentagon says Gadhafi forces in disarray after assault
• Strong earthquake hits Afghanistan
• Suspect in East Coast rapes due back in Conn. court
• City expects 29/250 interchange improvements in 2014
• Lithwick, Day share experiences of being women writers
• Local woman's mission: Teaching children today's etiquette
• Hearing Aid: Bringing the music to the people
• Books: They just feel right
• Week's End Pick for Albemarle County, 3.19.2011
• Disputed school funds deal appears to stall out
• 2 from UVa law school to argue cases before Supreme Court on Tuesday
• Longo at 10-year mark: Mostly praise, some panning
• Jones describes city budget proposal as 'holding the line'
• Unpopular speech topic of book festival event
• Protest of Planned Parenthood defunding joined by counter-demonstrators
• Rape victim returns to UVa
• Cantor looks to local face of health care
• Group cancels after-prom party
• Area shelter prepares for signature event
• Albemarle gets a little CustomInk
• Ten Miler to cause traffic delays
• City Council wants you on board(s)
• UVa students offer free help with taxes
• Harvesting tourism
• Civil rights panel ends college gender discrimination investigation
• Obama to Gadhafi: Stop or face military action
• Another Virginian considers U.S. Senate bid
• With aid slow to come Japanese fend for themselves
• Nieman Journalism Lab revisits Charlottesville Tomorrow / Daily Progress partnership
• What? 79 degrees in Charlottesville before the end of March… What will you be doing this weekend?
• UPDATE: Libya offers cease-fire after UN no-fly zone vote
• Va. Tech changing some April 16 anniversary events
• Hurt, Goodlatte vote to end NPR's federal funding
• AP reports minuscule Japan nuclear fallout reaches U.S.
• 4 New York Times journalists found in Libya, to be released
• Yemeni police open fire on protesters, kill at least 31
• Britain to send aircraft to enforce Libyan no-fly zone
• 4 D.C. elementary students hospitalized after consuming cocaine
• Libyan forces attack last rebel-held western city
• Top Japanese official says twin disasters overwhelmed government
• County sewer authority wants all options on table for new pump station
• Woman escapes house fire
• City schools approve new life-skills program
• Experts at UVa address shifting piracy
• PBS' Lehrer explores his literary side
• Living Charlottesville: Greenecroft in Ruckersville, a Ryan Homes option worth a serious look
• Healthy Families, saves money, kids
• Healthy Families saves money, kids
• Students show inner geniuses
• Ex-Coca-Cola plant to house biotech company
• Senate sends 3-week funding bill to Obama
• Dust sets off alarm at state Capitol
• U.S. authorizes American evacuations from Japan
• Census: More blacks in South moving to suburbs
• Fairfax Task Force 1 searches for survivors in Japan
• Obama meets today with Irish prime minister
• U.S. missiles kill more than 30 militants in Pakistan
• Navy to arraign Norfolk sailor for attempted espionage
• Tea Party hosting forum to review local sustainability initiatives
• Fluvanna eyes tax hike
• City to extend free leaf-collection
• UPDATE: Couple charged in Nelson County canine cruelty case
• Rare books director bemoans experiences lost with digitalization
• PVCC to host local high schoolers
• Martha Jefferson to discuss merger
• VA loans more prevalent in Charlottesville area with BRAC/DIA/NGIC
• Wade sells two UVa-area complexes
• Ex-UVa student gets 3 years for child porn
• $4 a gallon is anything but unthinkable
• Devastation beyond belief
• We will recover from this disaster
• UPDATE: 4 New York Times journalists missing in Libya
• NRC: No water in spent fuel pool of Japanese nuclear plant
• Obama picks Kansas to win it all
• Former UVa student sentenced for possession of child pornography
• U.S. life expectancy surpasses 78, a new record
• Starr Hill Presents: Lucinda Williams
• Just Announced: Lucinda Williams Returns to Charlottesville on April 25th
• Libyan forces bombard rebels in the east and west
• Petraeus backs U.S. troop drawdown in Afghanistan
• Albemarle to advertise current real estate tax rate for FY2012
• Japan disaster prompts worries about possible new North Anna reactor
• Book festival set for Wednesday opening
• New Crozet road raises questions
• Crozet man gets time for I-64 incident
• Muslim women topic of book festival event Wednesday
• Police continue to probe UVa fraternity incident
• City schools' goals topic of Monday meeting
• Film festival announces 2011 date
• Progress to launch women's site Wednesday
• Evangelism won't fix Middle East
• Civil War was not most costly in terms of loss of human life
• Making slow strides toward transparency
• Fort Bragg explosion injures 10
• State general fund collections rise in Feb.
• More U.S. relief crews exposed to radiation in Japan
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Walking Tours in Downtown Charlottesville
• Bahrain's king declares 3-month state of emergency
• Germany to temporarily shut down 7 nuclear reactors
• Libyan rebels lose last stronghold west of Tripoli
• Cherry Blossom Festival seeks donations for Japan
• Va. consumer agency urges caution on possible quake aid scams
• Ash Lawn Opera: The Barber of C’ville
• Habitat for Humanity to break ground on mixed-use project
• Albemarle won't raise property tax
• UVa prepares rocket for NASA test
• Nelson sheriff to run for re-election
• Shop owner guilty in illegal gun sales
• Rural noise policy needs improvement
• POTUS or COOTUS leading nation?
• Can U.S. promote solution for Libya, still preserve neutrality?
• Charlottesville to get direct Chicago flights
• Dem leaders rallying around Kaine Senate candidacy
• Buchanan County Deputies shot web combo picture
• State rolls out new 'Virginia is for Lovers' ad
• Dog corpses, body parts found at filthy Afton house
• Buchanan County Deputy Shane Charles picture
• Buchanan County Deputy William Stiltner picture
• Buchanan County Deputy Eric Rasnake picture
• Buchanan County Deputy Cameron Justus picture
• County supervisors at odds on advertised tax rate
• Vikings' Chris Cook: Argument led to Lynchburg arrest
• Vikings' Chris Cook: Argument led to Lynchburg arrest
• A busy Sunday ends with our first Spring sighting
• Swiss suspend plans for new nuke plants after Japan disaster
• U.S. missile strike kills 4 in Pakistan
• Indian navy captures 61 pirates in Arabian Sea
• Obama calls for stricter enforcement of gun laws
• UVa tries to decrease deferred maintenance ratio
• 3 years after groundbreaking, Landmark Hotel's fate still unknown
• McKenzie: Free speech ain't free of insanity
• Talk on returning veterans' challenges planned
• Lessons in living … and grief
• Will the General Assembly kill online learning?
• Using force to expel dictators is dangerous
• Water supply plan raises questions
• Do House Republicans have no shame? Their votes shall tell
• Where will train money come from?
• Neighborhood association noms due today
• Montpelier waives admission on Madison's birthday
• Henley student spells his way to national bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Regional Spelling Bee
• Will school consolidation leave music program flat?
• Orange native returns as Gordonsville police chief
• UVa law profs try to revive art of speaking
• UVa's Ryan to step down
• The WEEK'S END PICK for Albemarle County, 3.12.11
• Expert advises 'from the bottom up' work in Mideast
• Immigration needs federal reform
• Entitlements, not defense, eating our national budget
• Redraw the 5th District with balance
• Council briefed on details of $140 million budget
• UVa fraternity 'meal' sends pledge to ICU
• Allen & Allen & app -- Free legal advice on your phone
• See the community in 3D: The Re-Store'N Station project in Crozet, VA
• UVa fraternity incident being investigated
• Are you looking for a Realtor in Charlottesville?
• Ash Lawn Opera: The Barber of Seville
• Ash Lawn Opera: The King and I
• Air base holds service for slain Greene serviceman
• First scalpel-free brain surgery patient talks about his experience at UVa
• Walmart pays Orange County's legal bills
• Rain causes problems across Central Virginia
• State Supreme Court to hear Cuccinelli appeal in climate case
• New immigration laws, enforcement efforts discussed at forum
• Group files suit on behalf of Fourth Amendment airport protestor
• Judge orders $23M in local Ponzi scheme
• UVa researchers create calculator for determining nitrogen footprint
• UVa center to host event on JFK
• Nelson sheriff warns of phone scam
• Use the muck from the reservoir
• New relationship arbiter should look inward first
• Take action on deficit problem
• High water closes roads
• Living Charlottesville: Ednam Forest, one of Charlottesville's understated luxury neighborhoods
• Supervisors adopts decibel standard for outdoor music at area wineries
• Officials warn of flood risks
• Kohl's continues U.S. 29 growth
• Albemarle considers armed security at meetings
• Albemarle schools eye budget surplus
• Stonefield to house residents, Trader Joe's
• UVa prof to serve on bioethics panel
• UVa symposium to address campaign ads
• Court right to protect free speech
• Three cheers for the parking lot pavers!
• It is time to open the parkway
• Wasteful schools, overpaid teachers help 'cause' deficits
• Salvation Army to end day care services
• Family remembers airman slain in Germany
• Artisan trail blazes through Central Va.
• UPDATE: Fire in Pa. farmhouse kills 7 children
• Time to change clocks -- and smoke detectors
• Salvation Army closing daycare
• UPDATE: Discovery completes its final voyage
• Red light camera revenues questioned during budget work session
• Nelson County seeks input on broadband planning
• Cantor defends hearings on spread of radical Islam
• Blagojevich says can't afford retrial, wants to be sentenced now
• GOP maintains hold in Peninsula House district special election
• Shuttle Discovery on track for landing today
• Twice-attacked Maersk Alabama repels suspected pirates
• Trump says talk of running for president no stunt
• Waiting may cost you more.
• Christian-Muslim clashes in Egypt kill 11
• Fire in rural Pa. farmhouse kills 7 children
• No abnormal readings found after radioactive call at VCU
• Jury acquits Sherando man of sex assault
• City Council wants sewer pump station upgrade to occur outside Woolen Mills neighborhood
• Panel recommends dropping live music permits
• Accusations fly in winery noise ordinance debate
• Set clocks ahead, check smoke alarms this weekend
• National College to host open house for military-related persons
• Man to serve 10 years for raping 8-year-old
• Police take records of former Bel Rio owner
• Greer Elementary might get stimulus loan
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in Madison Food Lion parking lot
• City Planning Commission gives out awards
• Water authorities agree on phased construction for earthen dam
• The role of unions has changed
• First Amendment wasn't written in a time warp
• Va. needs to focus on biotech
• Sarah Palin
• UPDATE: Suspect dies, 3 officers shot at St. Louis house
• UPDATE: Suspect dies, 3 officers shot at St. Louis house
• Last great-grandson of Ulysses S. Grant dies
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: Wintergreen Resort, a year round mountaintop of fun
• Female GIs struggle with higher divorce rate
• Pakistan car bomb kills 20, injures more than 100
• Va. seeks dismissal of $10 million rape suit vs. Mary Washington
• Planning team calls for athletic fields at Biscuit Run State Park
• City unveils modest 2011-2012 budget
• State cuts could hurt local Healthy Families
• Sperry Marine to cut local jobs
• Culpeper thief guilty of witness retaliation
• Loss of our young one a tragedy
• Good backing for a common-sense law
• Why denounce a soldier on duty?
• Supreme Court rules for Texas inmate who wants DNA testing
• Too much negative information, reliance on police statements
• Obama restarts Guantanamo trials
• Ten Commandments walk-out draws 200+ at Giles High School
• Ten Commandments walk-out draws 200+ at Giles High School
• $80,000 worth of crack found in Greene
• Suspect in East Coast rapes held on $1.5 million bail
• East Coast Rapist suspect faces five life sentences in Prince William
• Mackenzie Wyland has her trampoline back
• Judge rejects separate trials in Va. Tech shootings suit
• Hackers target French Finance Ministry, G-20 plans
• Virginia retires Yeardley Love's No. 1
• France honors Gordonsville man for WWII service
• City school's student group makes bullying uncool
• Pending law on increased P.E. could pose challenge for area schools
• Who would take a disabled child's favorite play thing?
• UVa retires Love's lacrosse jersey
• Va. should position for growth
• Where is Walker's conscience?
• Robbery brings out the vigilante
• Democracy, Not Islam, is the solution?
• Oil: The media and market failure
• Much simpler era of mail is long gone
• The WEEK'S END PICK for Albemarle County, 3.06.11
• Service planned for slain airman from Greene
• Cost, savings estimates of city schools reconfiguration murky, some say
• Fluvanna tax rate could skyrocket
• Jones cautiously optimistic about city's financial outlook
• Civil War-era documents scanned for public to access
• Deeds representing boy involved in carnal knowledge, shooting case
• Spring Fling Blood Drive planned
• City Manager Jones to present ‘cautiously optimistic’ budget for FY2012
• WEEK'S END PICK for Earlysville, 3.5.11
• Albemarle bus drivers win $715,000 in settlement
• City budget proposal keeps tax rate steady
• Louisa man sentenced for child molestation, porn
• UVa's McIntire School ranks No. 2 on Bloomberg list
• Twin sisters cut hair for good cause - for second time
• Judge weighs restitution in Ponzi scheme
• Trial date set in Canosa murder case
• Man charged with stealing Greene ambulance
• Police search for 2 wanted on criminal charges
• FUMA names next president
• Civil War archive scanning event planned for Saturday
• UPDATE: 'East Coast Rapist' suspect arrested in Connecticut
• American flag is too small at JPJ
• Bridge better option than overpass on parkway
• Assembly: Get facts, then act
• Stolen ambulance ride nets grand larceny charge
• Michigan high school player dies after winning shot
• McDonnell political action committee bolsters staff
• Greene's PVCC campus coming
• UPDATE: NASA says rocket in Pacific after failed launch
• Rising interest rates affect everyone, SELLERS too
• Germans say pistol used to shoot U.S. airmen jammed
• Council blesses planning for bus route changes
• VDOT: Shadwell bridge needs work
• Albemarle edges toward consolidated fire teams
• Corrections' handbook problem
• Columnist's words, faith at odds
• UVa accepting a gift from Phillip Morris is disheartening
• Man guilty in child porn traces history to Charlottesville camp
• Fluvanna SPCA flooded with German shepherds
• Orange man pleads not guilty in wife's death
• Greene teacher sentenced for stealing purse.
• Former paramedic found guilty of child porn
• Former postal facility may house MicroAire expansion
• Dominion announces higher education grants
• Airman Zachary Cuddeback
• Local airman killed in German airport assault
• Early bloom predicted for D.C.'s cherry blossoms
• Assault charges dismissed against former Charlottesville mayor, client
• Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss
• Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss
• Campaign to catch East Coast Rapist nets new clues
• Living Charlottesville: Johnson Village, an affordable University area neighborhood
• Rockingham County fire contained after burning 2,100-plus acres
• House moves to repeal tax filing requirement
• Obama has several foreign affairs matters on today's agenda
• Armed security guards retake Dutch boat from Somali pirates
• The Daily Progress & Charlottesville Tomorrow recognized for partnership
• With dam height settled, water plan negotiations continue
• Grease Sing-A-Long Moved to New Date: April 29th
• Supervisors hear arguments for schools, low taxes
• Albemarle to study which businesses to woo
• Kingpin of interstate drug ring sentenced in Charlottesville
• Progress honored as one of "10 That Do It Right"
• 20 years added to city man's sentence
• A great loan and lender are the linchpins of a great deal
• 2 Va.-based U.S. warships enter Suez Canal
• Space shuttle astronauts head back outside
• Rebels fight Gadhafi forces over Libyan oil port
• '29 stalker' case still open, 15 years later
• Bell bill to expand DNA sample-taking headed for governor's desk
• Community design center closes doors
• Man in Prospect gunplay sentenced
• Developer charged in fire that got out of control
• Dominion still eyes third reactor after partner loss
• Virginia abortion clinics fear new law could shut them down
• Albemarle planners reiterate preference for police enforcement of loud music from wineries
• Louisa water authority hires new manager
• 2 meetings on Belmont Bridge replacement planned
• UVa to host technology, business ventures pitches
• Convicted stalker appealing
• Mallek to hold 3 town halls in March
• Convicted killer gets 22 years in robbery of UVa student
• McDonnell urges increase in age for Social Security eligibility
• Local man dies in I-64 collision
• One confirmed dead after interstate collision
• Ex-Keswick worker gets 7 years in house-fire case
• Pakistan hikes oil prices 9.9 percent, fueling anger
• Zero to 60 Charlottesville: The Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond
• Space station getting extra storage room today
• NATO says 3 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Pro-Gadhafi forces try to retake strategic city
• Va. inmates getting handbooks on challenging mistreatment
• Kudos, thanks for business recognitions
• Ever more to know
• Border Patrol necessary for security
• Trump considering buying the Kluge estate? Oh boy ...
• Details of public housing redevelopment to be studied in next six months
• ODEC bows out of North Anna reactor project
• UVa great Sampson enters Hall of Fame
• Special Olympics president to speak at UVa
• Albemarle officers honored, promoted
• State budget doesn't include Rotunda repairs
• Haysom murder investigator: Jens Soering needs to accept responsibility
• Suit results in Va. prisons allowing legal handbook
• Local school solicits help with trip to supercollider
• Massey subsidiary security chief indicted in West Virginia mine explosion
• FBI takes hunt for East Coast Rapist to the highways
• Wii could help kids get moving
• 'Drive to 25' may collide with reality
• More information needed about critical computer security
• Continental flight from D.C. diverted after takeoff
• E.U.: Gadhafi has lost control over oil, gas fields
• Among our pretty views along Bleak House Rd are the barns
• NATO says 4 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Egypt bans Mubarak from travel, impounds his funds
• Wildfires still burning in Rockingham County
• Cardboard cutouts to help raise funds for child advocacy center
• Weighed down: Area police have more and more to wear on belts
• Nonprofit Orange dental clinic looks to hire
• Bras for a Cause to support breast cancer awareness
• Covenant looks to future with head of school hire
• Deficit reduction is half the story
• We are committed to the U.S. National Slavery Museum
• Alfred Hitchcock never won an Oscar: Go figure
• Don't let Wilder's museum woes spread
• Vote for dam eases years of conflict
• Klaus Anselm
• Priscilla Whitlock
• A grown-up discussion about deficits from Mark Warner
• WEEK'S END PICK for Earlysville, 2.27.11
• Hooked on books
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• Protective order expansion OK'd
• Changes allow media to record prison interviews
• Governor to review Soering request
• Power back for most after Friday's winds
• Richmond rally supports workers in Wisconsin standoff
• Proud of UVa women's swim team
• Shoes for Homeless grateful to volunteers, donors
• New name for famous D.C. street?
• Peaceable kingdom?
• Police job make easy
• The WEEK'S END PICK for Charlottesville, 2.26.11
• County accepts initial 30-foot pool rise for dam
• Lawmakers agree on VRS deal
• Abortion clinic regulations unprecedented
• Gas prices shoot up overnight
• Brownsville names new principal
• Man guilty of sexually abusing boy
• Man faces time for carnal knowledge of a minor
• Paramount set for Oscar telecast party
• Albemarle budget proposal holds line on tax rate
• UVa to charge $3,000 more for McIntire students
• Wind gusts knock out power to thousands
• Charlottesville’s Oscar Night featured in Variety
• Chaos in quest for democracy?
• Wars also to blame for debt crisis
• Coincidence? Broadband cries follow President Obama's speech
• Virginia man charged with threatening to kill President Obama
• Protesters target new abortion clinic regulations
• Albemarle budget proposal holds line on taxes
• Budget negotiators report progress
• Iraqi forces kill al-Qaida 'war minister' in raid
• Foley recommends “stewardship” budget for FY2012
• Buyers, please be careful with your lender selection.
• Progress slow for budget negotiators
• Afghanistan says jailed Christian convert is freed
• Wisconsin legislature passes bill taking away union rights
• Anti-Gadhafi forces plan new push in Libya
• Water authority approves next steps for earthen dam's construction
• Climate committee receives public input on energy reduction strategies
• Albemarle considers bumping up school year
• Hurt rails against Senate Dems at CHO
• Chamber of commerce honors Progress
• Brown pleads guilty in shooting
• UVa displays new cancer center
• Louisa names new county administrator
• Police search for pair in assault, robbery
• City excused from struck man's lawsuit
• Two eras with similar situations
• Fracking very real and relevant
• House nominates McClanahan for Va. Supreme Court
• UPDATE: Wis. state police sent to homes of Democratic senators
• Living Charlottesville: Walnut Hill, A Neighborhood Community with an Upscale Rural Flavor
• Gadhafi forces strike back at revolt near Tripoli
• Ariz. lawmakers may make Colt official state gun
• Meadowcreek opponents file federal suit
• Local TMDL planning continues despite challenges
• Martha Jefferson puts downtown properties on the market
• Charlottesville seeks 250th anniversary logo
• Louisa man pleads not guilty to fatal hit-and-run
• Official: Lapradd misrepresented jail work
• Day care director to serve 90 days
• Commission backs takeover of Blue Ridge Swim Club
• Area Kohl's to open March 9
• UVa hosts open house for new cancer center
• Pay attention to Obama's words
• Local fire and rescue deserve to be repaid for weekend work
• Broken promises, big problem
• Louisa grandmother to serve seven years for child abuse
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• A split city council endorses earthen dam for water supply plan
• LEAP into the new year with an eye on reducing energy costs!
• Report says Gadhafi ordered Lockerbie bombing
• Ex-White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel is new Chicago mayor
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• UPDATE: Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Greek strike disrupts flights, cripples services
• UVa No. 1 best value among public universities
• Council reviews environmental impacts of designs for larger dam; Late vote endorses earthen dam
• Council denies William Taylor Plaza plans
• Area school superintendents call for more state support
• Rain helps with national forest fires in western Va.
• Fatal Orange fire was accidental
• City man, recently out of prison, faces new charges
• Houck's higher ed bill passes House
• Apparent drug operation busted in Fluvanna subdivision
• Homeowners can get energy efficiency ratings
• Rep. Robert Hurt: Senate needs to stop government shutdown
• Cost of dam goes beyond dollars
• Safe habits can protect from fires
• UPDATE: Dozens trapped in New Zealand quake that killed 65
• UPDATE: Grenade firing preceded shots in hostage slaying
• UPDATE: Grenade firing preceded shots in hostage slaying
• Algeria lifting state of emergency that's been in place for 19 years
• Ex-UVa student leads GED program in jail as he awaits child porn sentencing
• Ten Commandments displays taken down again from Giles Co. schools
• UPDATE: Dozens trapped in New Zealand quake that killed 65
• Somali pirates kill 4 Americans aboard yacht, U.S. says
• Fidel Castro says U.S. plotting invasion of Libya
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 U.S. counties dying
• Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Va. bill to extend sex abuse suit limit clears hurdle
• Civil War expert: North fought to preserve Union
• Edwards will not run for second term on Charlottesville City Council
• Cause of Albemarle fire still a mystery
• City's Edwards won't run for re-election
• Trove of Jefferson's books found in St. Louis
• UPDATE: Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• No words to express crisis we're in
• Religious liberty must be guarded
• Fairness bites the dust, again
• Wildfires hit more than 4,000 acres; burned 45 homes, buildings
• American jailed in Pakistan is CIA contractor
• Libya's UN diplomats call on Gadhafi to step down
• Holly Edwards will not seek another term
• NASA says shuttle Discovery on track for Thursday launch
• Fire alert continues after destructive weekend
• Libyan protesters, security clash in capital
• Egypt moves to freeze Mubarak's assets
• Memories of 1995 haunt GOP as shutdown talk grows
• Albemarle still smoldering
• Family, bakery turn sad memory into sweet gifts
• Future of historic swimming pool murky
• Gag order raises vital questions
• An affront to democracy
• Brewer didn't misrepresent coyotes
• Stop junk mail, save the earth
• Our nation is vulnerable, but we don't have to be
• Luck, pluck, fortunes of Facebook
• A lesson in understanding others
• Pegasus crews practice winter survival
• Brush fires sweep through Central Virginia
• Bras for a Cause: Area group tries to raise awareness, funds
• CPR recipient spurs local school program
• State budgets threaten Albemarle school funds
• Orange reviews 'big box' retail ordinance
• PVCC swells with increasing enrollment
• YMCA officials hopeful for summer construction, pending lawsuit
• UVa unveils powerful new microscope
• McKenzie for Senate? Say it ain't so
• 2 charged in city homicide receive attorneys
• Bill that would study castration option for sex offenders advances
• Miller Center to offer tours
• UVa hosting business ethics symposium
• Officials urge fire caution for windy Saturday
• Rhetoric and action are connected
• Black History Month created by contributions, sacrifices
• Bring in the noise ... ordinance
• Just Announced: Aimee Mann on April 15th
• Starr Hill Presents: Aimee Mann
• Wildfire in Jefferson National Forest contained
• Obama picks critic for White House council on jobs
• Albemarle water authority updated on earthen dam
• New Culinary Series to Showcase the Local Food and Wine Community
• Kaine delays Senate decision; Perriello says he might run if Kaine doesn't
• City School Board OKs budget; Buford to house middle-schoolers
• Book festival announces more details
• Holiday closings for Presidents Day
• AIDS conference will be at Live Arts on Friday
• Climate change workshop rescheduled
• Martha Jefferson takes possession of part of new hospital
• Class size issue is creating a circus
• Growing debt affects us right now
• Greene fire displaces dozens of people
• Enforcing deportation
• UPDATE: Bahrain official says crackdown was 'regrettable'
• Baghdad demands $1 billion from U.S. in war damages
• Fed may reconsider plan to limit debit card fees
• 2 area men arrested in city homicide
• Lawyer for Rashad Riddick seeks gag order
• Pa. mom shows cops photo of duct-taped child, is arrested
• Bahrain's army controls capital, bans protests
• Friend says Giffords speaking more, laughing at jokes
• Woolen Mills residents voice concerns about sewer pump station project
• Big Night at The Paramount
• Downtown Mall to get 1st rooftop restaurant
• Officials seek help with Madison homicide timeline
• Trump seeks to buy Kluge house
• Nelson man killed in ATV accident
• Sheriff's Office to host free disaster preparedness session
• City fire department to pen its own history
• Charlottesville Free Clinic gets state accreditation
• Man, 84, found alive after 5 days in Ariz. desert
• After dog show victory, Va. pooch gets steak at Sardi's
• CBS' Lara Logan sexually assaulted in Cairo
• Official outlines plan to expand music in city
• Black Voices Spring Concert
• Thoroughbred
• Murder suspect may have gone to family for help getting life straight
• City police seek helping finding fugitive
• Workshop on raising goats, sheep set for Feb. 26
• Louisa bridge to close temporarily
• Marshall's home retrofitting bill fails
• Greene man guilty in car part thefts
• Quarter of Va. households on brink of poverty, UVa study finds
• Madison forestry building damaged by brush fire
• Statewide burning ban now in effect
• Statewide burning ban now in effect
• Venable-area town hall set for Wednesday
• Clarence Thomas to speak at UVa law conference
• Supreme Court Justice Thomas to speak at the Boar's Head Inn
• Coach sticks to his guns
• Goodbye to an era?
• Wrong message at the wrong time
• Egypt could be at risk of becoming another Iran
• Kaine could speak with Obama as early as today
• Obama says Medicare, Social Security demand compromise
• Commission sanctions new format for sidewalk priorities
• Senate panel kills private-school tuition donation tax credit
• Waynesboro man's Bedford murder trial continued
• Obama to honor Medal of Freedom recipients today
• Fire breaks out in Washington's Ronald Reagan Building
• Questions surround surveillance proposals made to U.S. Chamber's law firm
• Dalai Lama's nephew killed along Florida highway
• U.S. veterans sue Pentagon over handling of rape cases
• Exploring the Crozet Tunnel
• Seeing With The Eyes of Goodness:The Reverend Mpho A. Tutu
• Seeing with The Eyes of Goodness: The Reverend Mpho A. Tutu
• Proposal aims to streamline Inspectors General offices
• $1,000 in clothing reported stolen from Victoria's Secret
• Madison triple homicide suspect was related to victims
• Kuttner fined $250 in disorderly conduct case
• High winds fuel fires, knock out power
• Bill would allow land swap at Biscuit Run site
• Ex-Janitor accused of inappropriate contact indicted
• Not clinic's job to chase bad guys
• Suspect in Madison slayings recently released from max security prison
• How about Southern hospitality?
• Initial step to overcoming problem is correctly identifying it
• Madison homicide suspect was relative of victims
• Rashad Matthew Riddick
• UPDATE: Giffords' husband says he has conversations with wife
• Russian mock Mars mission simulates landing on Red Planet
• How should train profit be spent?
• On track for future?
• Listen, learn and work with Boyd
• A first kiss gone awry
• Upheaval in Egypt: History as guide
• Latino families get help from UVa on healthy habits
• U.S. vital national interests in Middle East
• Barbecue joint spices up motorcycle business
• The Egyptian uprising has a universal message
• Three family members shot to death in Madison
• City wants a laptop in the hands of every middle and high school student
• Emergency teams say Fluvanna dangerously understaffed, underfunded
• Louisa faces water fine
• Toscano, Bell see bills advance
• Final public hearing for Orange zoning
• Couple works to make business dreams come true
• Neighborhood remembers shooting victim
• Local P.E. programs turn to Wii
• UPDATE: 'Egypt is Free,' crowds chant after Mubarak quits
• UVa speaker: Mexico will survive drug crisis
• General Assembly Roundup
• Security cameras for Downtown Mall?
• Local resident donates costumes to VCU
• Some local campaigns on hold until state sets election calendar
• Society's dwindling community ethic hurts civic clubs
• Job seekers can get assistance at library
• UPDATE: Egyptians celebrate Mubarak's departure
• We must study eating disorders
• Recognize the good coming from new health care legislation
• Senate race just got very interesting
• Virginia loses a leader
• Man convicted of killing Chandra Levy gets 60 years in prison
• Metro considers cutting late-night service to help balance budget
• UPDATE: Mubarak steps down as Egyptian president
• Egypt's Mubarak refuses to quit, hands VP powers
• Albemarle supervisors ask city to endorse earthen dam for water supply
• White Hall, Browns Gap residents decry Internet service
• UVa: Football player failed to disclose prior arrest
• General Assembly to debate Rotunda funding
• Quadruplicity honors local Volvo dealer
• Don't be fooled by new energy bills
• Regulation of fracking insufficient
• Lunsford officially announces re-election bid
• School board shifts meeting times
• Kutner at Capitol
• Disclosure reports show 14 General Assembly millionaires
• Disclosure reports show 14 General Assembly millionaires
• UPDATE: Mubarak set for TV speech; U.S. says he could step down
• Car bomb kills 8 headed to Iraqi shrine
• Obama reportedly wants to cut federal heating aid to poor
• Obama hits the road to promote wireless expansion
• Bill would allow electronic way of notarizing documents
• Albemarle School Board picks new member
• Ex-Progress staffer among VCCA Hall inductees
• Statue of Jefferson planned for Capitol
• House, Senate offer contrasting pension plans
• Study: Albemarle wouldn't benefit from breaking from library system
• Supervisors seek changes to library agreement
• Albemarle may seek police enforcement for loud music from farm winery events
• Students owed more than money
• Can spring be far behind? Hope not!
• Firsthandedly grateful for health care legislation
• Woman pleads guilty in I-64 worker maiming
• Bill would put farm animals at risk
• Police search Greene lake in woman's disappearance
• Wounded Arizona congresswoman speaking 'more and more'
• Webb's decision not to run scrambles 2012 Senate race
• Webb's decision not to run scrambles 2012 Senate race
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55
• Statement of Senator Jim Webb
• Sen. Webb won't seek re-election
• Nelson County couple arrested on rape charges after evading law for 6 months
• Commission denies request to add more homes to William Taylor Plaza
• Michelle Obama says no Facebook for daughters
• Somali pirates free South Korean ship and 43 crew
• N.J. chemist accused of poisoning husband to death
• Obama, Biden meet with GOP leaders over lunch
• Car bombs in Iraq kill 7
• Pirates seize Greek supertanker
• Federal immigration review spreads to Chipotle workers in Va.
• Albemarle sees sales revenues rise
• U.S. Attorney to address UVa law conference
• UVa study: College drunk driving death rates overstated
• Planned Parenthood to retrain employees
• Capital, labor and government
• Random thoughts in T.J. land
• City crews fix water main break
• City close to endorsing earthen dam for Ragged Mountain Reservoir
• UPDATE: Senate OKs bill requiring contractors to verify work status
• Bill banning drinking while carrying firearm advances
• Senate backs license tags for Tech remembrance, 'In God We Trust'
• City wrangles with water main break
• Afghanistan says NATO reconstruction bases must go
• Chechen warlord claims responsibility for Russia airport bombing
• Firm provides lower estimate for phased concrete dam for Ragged Mountain
• The Maltese Falcon
• Crashes at 29-Rio down since cameras
• K-12 funding differs widely in House, Senate proposals
• Snow makeup days set for Albemarle, city schools
• Public can submit questions for Albemarle School Board applicants
• Albemarle to start 3 projects to improve streams, runoff
• Lack of high-speed Internet topic of Thursday meeting
• Greene man indicted in fatal wreck
• Democrats' statement about Hurt is rated a major exaggeration
• Lunsford to seek re-election
• Senate approves governor's transportation plan
• Ex-official questions whether Va. can adequately oversee uranium mining
• Google executive held in Egypt protests freed
• S. Sudan votes for separation, will become world's newest nation
• Louisa woman accused of setting fire while free on bond
• Egyptian government makes new promises of reform
• Hurt gets his care, denies to others
• Soering: Circumstances of parole request misunderstood
• Bill starves protections for animals
• Governor term restrictive
• Protective law should be extended
• Bill weakens animal cruelty law
• Attorney general 'ill-equipped' to perform scientific analysis
• Think of job seraching as an adventure
• Mainstream media still matter
• U.S. can't police the entire world
• Read-in commemorates black history
• Farmer objects to bill on livestock treatment
• Teen food collector has successor in waiting
• Website rewards carpoolers
• As Valley commuting booms, officials ponder regional transit
• Story reveals truth of church abuse
• Martin Luther King event inspiration for school's future
• Ex-mayor keeps vow, wears pants
• Fire in the hole!
• Ask questions first
• Albemarle sheriff wants to convert Winnebago for search operations
• Orange hotels going on foreclosure auction block
• Suit continues over use of Fluvanna seal
• Analyzing area's growth will be key for future planning
• UVa seeks state funds for Rotunda renovation, other projects
• Sandridge talks UVa past, present and future
• Rail advocates call for dedicated fund for passenger service
• UPDATE: Amid protests, views of post-Mubarak Egypt emerge
• House panel OKs protective order bill, in wake of Love's death
• Homicide victim had criminal past
• Snow to hold 3 constituent meetings
• Wineries could get tax breaks for expansions
• Forum planned for Albemarle School Board applicants
• Remembering the man behind the cabs
• Charge against man accused of killing wife certified
• Library trumps roads for resident
• Pros of creating fishing zones in international oceans
• Transparent government hard to see
• Man shot, killed on Run Street in Westhaven
• Man shot, killed on Run Street in Westhaven
• Anti-abortion group releases more Va. videos
• UPDATE: Egypt protesters throng square after violence
• Woman hospitalized after early morning fire
• Republican rebuffed in attempt to bring up ABC bills
• Wildlife Center of Virginia plans open houses; launches contest
• High-tech Internet cable growing toward city
• Substitute teacher charged in purse theft at school
• City school budget proposal would cut teachers, staff
• Tiny clues let Montpelier identify Madison's chess set
• County school budget request calls for smaller classes
• Multimedia: Cage fighting in Charlottesville
• Council meets with planning commission to discuss critical slopes
• Charlottesville records first homicide of 2011
• Tax break for wineries advances
• Jamey Johnson Date Changed to March 24th
• Madison's supervisors toe thin line
• Good idea, but how to accomplish it?
• A way to scientifically stay in check
• Soering too much for taxpayers, should return to Germany
• Cuccinelli
• Charlottesville records first homicide of 2011
• UN evacuating staff from Egypt
• County aims to boost businesses
• 5 apply for county School Board seat
• Rail proponents to host forum on future
• 4 charged in Buckingham break-ins
• Area lawmakers call for U.S. neutrality on Egypt
• Area unemployment declines to 2-year low
• Supervisors adopt Places29, pass on Hollymead expansion
• Proposed laws carry Virginia back
• VSB is new VRS for McDonnell
• Expansion a headache for citizens
• What are the 'benefits' of repealing the health care bill?
• State Senate approves bill to extend time for sex abuse lawsuits
• State Senate passes bill to ban gay discrimination by state government
• UPDATE: Uncontrolled violence reported in Cairo clashes
• State Senate passes bill allowing air guns at homes
• UPDATE: Pro- and anti-government supporters clash in Cairo
• EPA to limit rocket fuel chemical in tap water
• Obama signing nuclear treaty documents today
• Bills on gays in Va. National Guard die in committee
• Massive cyclone bears down on Australia
• County schools asked to think of bus drivers, other classified staff
• Cavs wait on word from recruits
• City police ask for help with wanted man
• Fugitive couple found camping in Nelson
• Wintergreen courses now on Virginia Golf Trail
• UVa to host talk on Mideast unrest
• Jouett representatives to meet with constituents
• UVa professors win state-level award
• NTelos activates new Ivy site
• Man sentenced in shotgun robbery
• Defense agency holds job fair in Charlottesville
• Mubarak won't run again, rejects stepping down now
• Obama's policies hurt the nation
• Wildlife is not to blame for bay pollution, idiocy is
• Wal-Mart, what took you so long?
• 'Jihad Jane' terror suspect pleads guilty in Pa.
• Cost of next-generation Mars rover soars to $2.5 billion
• House of Delegates passes bill to allow darker window tinting
• State Senate passes bill allowing air guns at homes
• UPDATE: Jordan's king dismisses Cabinet amid street protests
• VDOT urges caution for Nelson County drivers this morning
• N.J. governor to sign rescue package for Atlantic City
• Charlottesville Dogwood Festival 2011
• Health law invalidated
• Lawmakers target synthetic -- and legal -- marijuana
• County School Board to hold budget hearing tonight
• Child molestation bill wins major victory
• Bank buys luxury development at foreclosure auction
• NTELOS activates new cell site in Ivy
• Do new assessments signal better days?
• House committee finds fracking companies using diesel
• House committee finds fracking companies using diesel
• UPDATE: Egyptian military promises no force against protests
• UPDATE: U.S. judge in Fla. strikes down health care overhaul
• UPDATE: Cairo airport a scene of chaos as foreigners flee
• In light of tax bill, where's tea party?
• Flat tax the fairest option
• PVCC shines in response to community
• Albemarle County property assessments hold steady
• Bills restoring felons' voting rights rejected
• Cyclone roars toward Australia's flooded north
• Landowners concerned about dumping of D.C. sewage in Albemarle
• CT:Landowners concerned about dumping of D.C. sewage in Albemarle
• City tuning zoning code to help keep music playing
• McDonnell remarks on access to higher education assessed
• Karen Blair
• New UVa OR incorporates high-tech lab equipment
• Quilt project aims to promote peace
• Redrawing of 5th District promises political drama
• Interview with Albemarle County Executive Tom Foley
• State kicks off Biscuit Run State Park planning effort as deal remains under scrutiny
• State may cover disaster expenses for ABC licensees
• Does Zion Crossroads effluent threaten historic site?
• Memories emerge of missing time capsule
• Top Albemarle official predicts level spending, tax rates
• Once a lawman, always a lawman
• Grand idea: A piano on a sand bar
• Fond Haus Schwalbach memories
• Heartfelt thanks for making treasurer campaing a success
• Wild & Scenic Film Festival
• On foreclosure, bankruptcy & being a privy specialist
• Light snow proves a minor headache for schools
• Meeting to discuss sewer improvements
• A deadly season for area hunters
• Sovereign immunity may cost you big
• UVa ought not resist truth-seeking
• Rep. Hurt willing to take away health care with appeal vote?
• Animal bill cuts cruelty protections
• UPDATED: UVa hospital to fix employee pay problems
• Barboursville brothers guilty of copyright infringement
• UPDATE: Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew
• UPDATE: Egypt imposes night curfew after day of riots
• Barbiturates cited as cause of death in Madison County case
• 9 die in Afghanistan suicide bombing
• Mandela, 92, home from S. African hospital
• Forest Lakes residents grill Boyd on Hollymead growth area expansion
• Senate panel OKs extending abuse suit statute of limitations
• VRS plan reneges on old pledge
• Two governments fighting over control causing the problems
• For schools, bad cancels out good
• Group seeks state funds to keep trains running
• 9/11 steel makes its way to Charlottesville
• Murderer gets 10 years added to sentence
• Meeting at McDonald's illegal? No, say Madison supervisors
• Monticello makes ale inspired by the past
• Snow showers possible Friday morning
• Sheriff's Office offering self-defense class
• Supporters lobby in Richmond for "gun show loophole" bill
• Just Announced: Jamey Johnson on March 31st
• Jamey Johnson
• Obama gets snared in Washington's wintry weather
• UPDATE: At least 37 dead as car bomb strikes Baghdad funeral
• Doctors say Giffords ready to start full rehab
• MPO begins rewriting long-range transportation plan
• JPA bridge replacement funded by money from Belmont Bridge project
• In The Mood
• Winter storm creates havoc for commuters
• Labeling law leaves sour taste in cidermakers' mouths
• County may reduce class sizes
• Housing the Future: Reinventing Where We Age - Special podcast
• Fed says economy needs $600 billion bond-purchase program
• Add time for victims to file suit
• Development is a threat to the forest
• EPA vs. military: Rep. Hurt should look closely at costs
• Lightning strike prompts safe emergency landing at airport
• Winter weather cancels climate change event
• Va. school mandatory gym-class bill advances
• Weather threat closes many schools
• Wal-Mart drops Orange County battlefield store plans
• Wal-Mart drops Orange County battlefield store plans
• Walmart backs out
• Obama heads to Wisconsin for factory tours
• Russian president fires police chief after airport bombing
• The Paramount Theater Annual Report 2009-2010
• Panelists recall King's visit to UVa
• Several inches of snow expected Wednesday
• Harringtons retrace slain daughter's path on eve of anniversary
• Gay protections bills stand greater chance this year
• Walmart defenders argue their case
• Water authority gives direction on final design of new Ragged Mountain Dam
• JPA bridge replacement contract awarded
• Mineral woman accused of setting fires at church, elsewhere
• Orange woman charged in fatal wreck
• Four more arrested in Orange ABC robbery
• Man sentenced for pedestrian robberies
• PVCC to provide intel courses
• Soering case highlights DNA test dilemma
• Media shouldn't lay blame in Ariz.
• Teamwork, skill and obedience: Hoos give nice try against UNC
• Governor McDonnell selected as university's 2011 commencement speaker
• Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• House panel advances sex-abuse bill
• OSCAR NIGHT® AMERICA: Watch the Oscars Live in HD on the big screen!
• Oscar Night America
• Suicide bomber kills 5 in eastern Pakistan
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Petraeus says 2011 'likely to be tough' for forces in Afghanistan
• Battlefield Walmart issue heads to court
• Workshop to identify public-private strategies for “green” energy
• New clues emerge in hunt for time capsule
• Golden Apples accepting teacher nominations
• 2,253 acres protected in Albemarle in 2010
• UVa sees record number of applicants
• Police recover $18,000 in goods stolen from cars
• Businesses back county's 'doable' plan for U.S. 29
• City schools mull teacher raises
• NAS uranium study committee to meet in Richmond
• FREE EVENT TUESDAY JAN 25: Freedom Riders screening & discussion
• 3 teens arrested in car break-ins
• U.S. has no reason to envy Chinese
• A 'living' Constitution is fragile
• Setting a misunderstood cycling law straight
• Loughner pleads not guilty in Ariz. shooting
• UPDATE: Suicide bomber suspected in Moscow airport blast
• EPA to resume tests near Louisa well
• Marauding monkey that terrorized Japan escapes again
• Obama to highlight military support
• Gulf oyster bed restoration among first since oil spill
• Car bombs targeting Shiite pilgrims kill 18 in Iraq
• UVa law students helping man on death row
• City company aims to make life easier on consumer
• The airport security threat no one's talking about
• Fire crews face problem getting to blaze
• 21-year-old killed in crash
• Effort aims to help artists polish business skills
• Ban synthetic, decriminalize natural marijuana
• Sex offender program elicits queries
• Look again at the Fair Tax proposal
• Byrd-Kennedy whip election changed both
• Chesapeake Bay cleanup: Localities' management of stormwater crucial
• The Identity Ecosystem: Obama's plan for Internet control
• King of the mountain
• Conference to support female entrepreneurs
• EPA to resume testing of tainted Louisa well
• State to end indigent burial program
• From prison, Soering pins hopes on DNA testing
• Open space in Redfields development considered for growth area expansion
• Longer time no see for city capsule?
• This time, money doesn't go up in smoke
• Got something to say? Then speak up!
• More considerate drivers needed
• Heartfelt thanks for help from good Samaritans after accident
• City man charged in stabbing
• Albemarle begins redistricting process
• A growing village in western Albemarle, Old Trail sees record sales
• Man sentenced for commercial thefts
• Bills, filed in response to UVa, get cold reception
• Hurt, in local visit, talks need for spending cuts
• Local man helped sell idea of 'Head Start'
• Ready for rail growth challenge?
• Humans are the problem, not coyotes
• Rep. Giffords' recovery will be sign of hope in Arizona tragedy
• Tax credit for long-term-care insurance clears first hurdle
• House committee approves 'Repeal Amendment'
• Minor: 'Travesty of justice' on Landmark ruling
• Marshall's FOIA bills sent back to the drawing board
• Bomb kills 2 guards protecting Afghan official
• No parole for Manson follower Krenwinkel
• South Korean storms hijacked freighter, kills 8 Somali pirates
• 30 years later, former Iranian hostages reunite at West Point
• Piedmont Landscape Association Seminar
• County water board briefed on earthen dam progress
• Expo planned for those interested in mentoring youth
• UVa awarded record number of patents in 2010
• Albemarle House latest Kluge property in foreclosure
• Albemarle budget proposal could be covered without tax hike
• Louisa shooting of man by deputies deemed justified
• At PVCC, Webb mum on candidacy, says defense cuts possible
• Bills to privatize liquor sales filed
• UPDATE: Giffords to be sent Friday to Texas rehab center
• Rail bills support its feasibility
• Governor's proposals worrisome
• Other notable Americans don't get weeklong celebrations
• Nelson authorities searching for two suspected rapists
• Nelson County authorities search for wanted man, woman
• George Allen looking, sounding like he's campaigning
• Obama ramping up 2012 reelection campaign
• On JFK 50th, Kennedy family gathers in Washington
• Hu reaches out to U.S. businesses with China ties
• Va. House panel backs tougher abortion clinic regulations
• Shooting by Louisa deputies justified, commonwealth's attorney says
• McDonnell order OKs openly carrying firearms in state parks
• Giffords able to stand; could be moved to rehab center Friday
• GOP spending cuts would affect millions of people
• McDonnell calls privatization an uphill battle
• More than 100 suspected mobsters arrested in Northeast
• At least 50 dead in bombings at Iraq security checkpoint
• Tunisian army fires warning shots during protest
• More than 10 insurgents killed in Afghanistan
• Obama to hold meetings, honor JFK
• Manslaughter charge in Va. hunter's death
• Nintendo 3DS to cost $250, out March 27 in US
• Year after airlift to Pa., Haitian children thrive
• McDonnell ends ban on guns in Va state parks
• Va museum recovers Civil War gun stolen in 1975
• Catholic lobby wants to limit statue of limitations for abuse suits
• Albemarle schools funding request calls for small raises
• Invalid SS numbers call Va. Medicaid payments into question
• Louisa County sets child solicitation trial date for Canada man
• Allen hints at Senate candidacy
• Military health must be priority
• Residents are ready for new bypass
• God is judging America for its stance on abortion
• Huguely hearing reset for April
• City Council votes to increase size of dam in modified water plan
• Family says Giffords will move to Houston rehab center
• UPDATE: Obama, Hu spar over human rights, hail economic ties
• Legislators urged to do more to back renewable energy
• Allen hints at Senate candidacy
• Appomattox High School remembers shooting victims
• Surveillance video shows Tucson shootings
• Obama hosts Chinese president as world powers seek common ground
• Arab League chief says Tunisia is dire warning
• 1 killed, 3 critically hurt in Philadelphia gas main explosion
• 1 killed, 3 critically hurt in Philadelphia gas main explosion
• AP says U.S., China to unveil new nuclear security deal
• Attacker in bomb-packed ambulance kills 7 in Iraq
• Roadside bomb kills 13 civilians in Afghanistan
• Wildlife Center of Va. says fewer injured animals treated
• Farm winery neighbors seek protection from wedding noise
• Greene man pleads guilty to setting girlfriend on fire
• Soering sues over McDonnell's overturning Kaine decision
• Albemarle police investigate shooting of dog
• City schools to hold telephone town hall
• Police charge man with making false report
• Cuccinelli responds to senators' bill on CIDs
• SELC lists threatened Southeast areas
• Hanger bill would give tax break for electric car buyers
• Cost estimate for earthen dam drops significantly; officials take no action at joint meeting
• Lawyer: Va. teen detained in Kuwait should be home soon
• Killing case shows results of mistakes
• Privatize this? Then privatize that!
• Poor mental health care access to blame for Arizona tragedy
• UPDATE: L.A. school district says 2 wounded in shooting
• Tea-party groups rally, hear from Cuccinelli
• K-12 education initiatives
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• Chevy Volt at Capitol Square
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• Constitutional amendments resolution
• Immigration legislation
• Senate Republican Caucus agenda
• Chevy Volt at Capitol Square
• McDonnell proposes incentive proposal for hard-to-staff schools
• Head of DEQ encourages Charlottesville-Albemarle to resolve differences on water plan
• Suspected U.S. drones kill 4 militants in Pakistan
• UPDATE: At least 52 dead, 150 injured in Iraq suicide bombing
• Man admits setting girlfriend on fire
• Just Announced: The Paramount Spring Season 2011
• Randy Newman
• Judy Collins
• The Legendary Earl Scruggs with Family & Friends
• Banff Mountain Film Festival
• Grease Sing-A-Long
• Ladysmith Black Mambazo
• Ralphie May
• Russian National Ballet Theatre:Giselle
• Lewis Black: In God We Rust
• Student tracking finds limited learning in college
• Obama wants to shed rules that hurt job growth
• Afghan officials say 50 Taliban switch sides
• Va. legislators urged to cap payday loans
• UPDATE: At least 45 dead, 140 injured in Iraq suicide bombing
• Obama to dine privately with China's president
• Giffords' husband says he's willing to meet suspect's parents
• Rash of car break-ins reported in Mill Creek
• Survey determines most-wanted flight destination for local aiport
• Speakers honor King by talking diversity, success
• Senators target Cuccinelli's UVa probe
• Fire ravages Days Inn by Roanoke Civic Center
• Fire at Days Inn, by Roanoke Civic Center
• Gas prices driving U.S. off the road
• No more blame game in shooting
• Palin a hypocrit in Araiz. rampage
• Foreclosures come into focus at legislature
• UPDATE: Husband discusses wounded congresswoman's progress
• Federal grand jury probes John Edwards' campaign spending
• U.S. soldier dies in Iraq
• Pope John Paul II's blood to be relic in Polish church
• Obama congratulates Sudan on referendum
• Mary Reese honored at MLK event
• Former UVa executive Catlin dies
• Albemarle offers Rx discount cards for residents
• A Rascal of a scam
• Albemarle School Board taking applications for vacant seat
• Don't expect big changes this year in politics
• Waste not, want not: Old New Years' resolutions
• Making sense of Tucson
• If Martin Luther King were alive today
• Disabled without broadband
• Teaching greater than technology
• ID program a breach of privacy?
• Victim of deadly car crash identified
• Area tea party shifts focus to local government
• PVCC to offer financial aid help
• Defense Intelligence Agency to hold recruitment event
• City police seek robber, car thief
• Wallet bulging? There's an app for that
• Location of buried time capsule a mystery
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events planned
• Vineyard Estates foreclosure sale rescheduled
• Passing a history test isn't so easy
• Call him No. 1 … again and again
• Guess he should have seen the movie
• A thank you to all the safe cyclists
• Fair Tax will create jobs, reduce corruption in the U.S.
• Missing metal rods spur jail lockdown
• Change rarely comes without violence
• Albemarle School Board accepting applications
• Local officials hope joint meeting on water plan will yields results
• Faber crash kills one; injures three
• General Assembly considers bill to reduce animal hoarding
• Martinsville backs off regulating two Internet cafes
• Interpreter's actions jeopardize evidence
• Clinton urges China to embrace reform
• Victim identified in fatal Orange fire
• Newport News police fatally shoot man during traffic stop
• Bob Dole released from hospital
• Michael Steele fights for 2nd term as RNC head today
• Obama to visit with Pakistani president, attend memorial
• Augusta Health finalist for nat'l award
• Augusta Health opts for local radiation oncology management
• Speaking out for West Main: Councilors hear concerns of residents
• Mallek says she'll run for re-election
• Arrests made in Orange drug deal that turned violent
• Augusta Health ends joint venture with UVa
• Greenwood man charged in '91 killing
• Albemarle to appoint School Board member
• Ann Mallek announces re-election campaign for Albemarle Board of Supervisors
• Radiation Oncologist Shiv Khandelwal
• Holiday closings
• Covenant School names new head of Lower School
• PVCC foundation taking scholarship applications
• City planting 200-plus trees
• Area lawmakers support plans for transportation, higher ed
• Court upholds Crawford murder conviction
• Juvenile won't be charged in fatal Louisa hunting incident
• Man convicted in Orange road rage incident
• Welcome new input on redistricting
• Donations exceed all expectations
• Class warfare becoming real issue
• Fire destroys county owned vehicle
• State wants new process for checking textbooks
• Congresswomen describe seeing Giffords open eye
• British government abolishes forced retirement at 65
• Biden says Iraq's success in U.S. interest
• Orange robbery suspect turns himself in
• Defense gets access to evidence in lodge killing case
• Drug program adding officer
• Albemarle planners deny rezoning for 562 homes on Pantops
• New Kohl’s store still on schedule after Hollymead proffer amendment
• McDonnell urges lawmakers to be leaders
• Trial set in Graves Mtn. murder case
• Corruption sees growth in Virginia
• Taxes go toward unfair spending
• Concert attendee's letter shows problems with religion in U.S.
• One dead in Orange fire
• McDonnell reflects on first year and looks ahead to rest of term
• Cantor speaks in favor of resolution honoring Giffords
• Va. to consider banning illegals from colleges
• Palin says journalists incite hatred after Ariz. shootings
• Father pursued Ariz. massacre suspect before shooting
• UPDATE: NATO says 4 service members killed in Afghanistan bombings
• Poll shows Obama, GOP improve their standings
• 20,000 homes expected to be swamped in Brisbane flooding
• Downtown Mall cafes under review
• Tax workshop for Spanish speakers scheduled
• College funding infusion proposed
• Icy roads could cause morning problems
• Rio-29 cameras cut number or red-light runners
• State GOP rolls out unified agenda
• Deal wins Greene treasurer race
• Attempting to find point to violence
• Racism still a problem for the city
• Bills would tax use of plastic grocery bags
• School activism topic of upcoming discussion
• Police search for 2 men in Orange ABC robbery
• Council town halls announced
• Ed McMahon traces connection between economic vitality, community character
• Virginia Festival of the Book: Imagine Ireland
• Freedom Riders
• Governor says he can't back Va. currency bill
• Virginia history textbook provider to replace 2 books with mistakes
• Albemarle County Middle and High Schools closing early
• Albemarle County middle and high schools closing early
• Justice Elena Kagan writes her first opinion
• UPDATE: Staunton stabbing victim dies
• McDonnell will back more abortion clinic regulations
• N.Va. delegate wants to ban guns from state Capitol, G.A. building
• Panel says more reforms needed to prevent future oil spills
• Biden says U.S. will help Afghanistan after pullout
• Scores missing in tsunami-like flooding in Australia
• Tandem names new head of school
• Huguely lawyers win more time to prepare
• Santa Fund concludes well over goal
• More snow on way
• Louisa man indicted in fatal hit-and-run
• Man guilty of stalking city woman
• AP: Gov. McDonnell to propose keeping state in wholesale liquor biz
• April 16th documentary being shown at Sundance, Blacksburg
• Virginia Festival of the Book: Scott Simon
• Community MLK Celebration: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• McDonnell's take on the AZ shooting and political discourse
• Bedford Police search for man who gave fake name in DUI arrest
• Spending questions abound
• Thomas is mistaken about end of life
• Is litter an American problem?
• Huguely waives right to video hearing in UVA lacrosse murder
• UPDATE: Condenser leaks prompt power reduction at North Anna nuke unit
• UPDATE: Hearing for suspect in U.Va. slaying postponed
• Bedford Co. man charged with raping woman in Orange County
• McDonnell creates bipartisan redistricting panel
• Nation pauses to mourn Ariz. victims
• Cantor, staff observe moment of silence in Henrico office
• Charge against airport protester dropped
• 20 police dead in Sudan violence
• FOP creates benevolence fund
• Santa Fund helps children in Madison
• City may have to sell land for homeless project
• Albemarle weighs bond referendums for big projects
• Germany Then & Now
• Meadow Creek Parkway: Thoughts from an entrepreneur
• A December to remember
• Albemarle sees double-whammy
• 9/11 memorial move a terrible idea
• Governor mixing new liquor plan
• Ariz. shooting targets congresswoman, kills 6
• Majority of Virginians oppose gas-tax increase
• UVa grad students strive to start fishery for city
• Town hall to discuss Hollymead development area expansion
• Residents frustrated by mail delays
• Local resident explains why he stripped down in airport
• Wrong name could cause jail time
• Any way you count it, that's good money
• A tunnel or two and voila: Freedom!
• Scheduling changes not favorable
• Suzanne Risk is the one to choose for county treasurer
• U.S. judge slain in Ariz. shootings; congresswoman shot, aide killed
• Forces search for 2 Westerners kidnapped in Niger
• 8 dead in latest violence in central Nigeria
• Defense secretary Gates headed to China
• A Monticello in China?
• DEQ begins public process to clean up Charlottesville’s impaired streams
• Child porn all too real
• Legislators: Plan to cost city, county
• Gunman robs local market
• Veterans use bowling as recreation therapy in Salem
• City tax dollars should benefit more than a few people
• VRS funding shouldn't be only focus
• Kuttner case takes an odd turn
• UPDATED: Huguely facing more charges in UVa slaying
• James River Correctional Center to close
• Feds enforce Va. waterway speed limits to protect whales
• Russian fishing vessel missing after sending SOS
• Space shuttle Discovery's final mission delayed again
• Key party rejoins Pakistan's ruling coalition
• D-Day Memorial plan set for Park Service meeting
• Obama to do interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly
• New local dental clinic to serve low-income people
• City schools face $2.4 million cut in state funding
• Va. plant destroys alcoholic energy drinks
• Husband of slain Barboursville woman denied bond
• School janitor in court on indecent liberties charge
• Councilors hear about program to reduce use of payday loans
• Ulisa Chavers
• Chavers guilty of killing Amelia husband
• City, county set snow makeup days
• Arraignment set for ex-Del. Hamilton
• County seal belongs to the people
• Virginia schools are at the top of their game
• 'Fair tax' should be implemented
• Woman sentenced in Ponzi scheme
• City slopes ordinance discussion to continue in 2011
• UPDATE: Obama chooses William Daley as chief of staff
• Chavers convicted of murdering husband in Amelia
• Gates sending 1,400 more Marines to Afghanistan
• John Edwards left out of Elizabeth's will
• Cantor says most Americans still dislike health bill
• GOP House already violating campaign promises
• U.S. protests treatment of diplomat in Vietnam
• Supporters flock to see returned radical Iraqi cleric
• Gates proposes program cuts in military budgets
• Va. plant destroys alcoholic energy drinks
• Iran says American woman detained on spy charges
• Coalition targets payday loans, wants better banking
• Greene sheriff won't seek another term
• Luck Stone working on new entrance on U.S. 250
• Albemarle to study court space needs
• Cantor ascends to House majority leader
• VIDEO: Griffith, Hurt celebrate transition to Congress
• VT student, USS Enterprise veteran, defends Captain in lewd video scandal
• VIDEO: Robert Hurt at ceremonial swearing-in
• Resolving cocerns on area roads
• No need to limit Albemarle's growth
• Population an important factor in county traffic congestion
• U.S. suspends 2 military contractors in Afghanistan
• Massachusetts' lt. gov. pulls 2 kids from burning minivan
• Afghanistan says attacks against VP thwarted
• Large fish kill reported in Chesapeake Bay
• Video of police stop shows an angry Kuttner
• Yeardley Love foundation meets fundraising goal
• Albemarle sets meeting on voter redistricting
• Area jobless rates mostly hold steady
• Church arson suspects to be tried separately
• City posts survey on aiport use
• Madison board elects first black chairman
• Va. colleges ranked on Kiplinger's top 100 list
• 14 died on state's roads over holidays
• Landes to hold town hall in Crozet
• VIDEO: Robert Hurt prepares to take office in Congress
• Corrections reform aim of new boss
• Seeing past, future through scholarship
• Lame-duck Congress should adjourn
• Muslim song at Christmas show was in the spirit of the season
• 2 Va. duck hunters drown in separate accidents
• Pelosi says no regrets on last day as House speaker
• Kuttner hearing continued at judge's suggestion
• Fluvanna County Seal
• Oil refineries sue EPA over ethanol plan
• UPDATE: Pakistani governor killed in gun attack
• Schwarzenegger tweet to Medvedev: Let's go skiing
• Vacation over, Obama set to face emboldened GOP
• DNA clears Texas man who did 30 years for rape, robbery
• World Trade Center steel coming to Charlottesville
• City police investigate death of woman, 27
• Report charts trends in local government spending
• Local businessman sentenced for child porn
• Blogger sues Fluvanna over seal
• What's next for Democratic Congressman Tom Perriello?
• A Distinguished Dozen: All the winners
• A Distinguished Dozen: Phil Stokes
• Killer could face life for robbery of UVa student
• Mentors give time, inspiration
• Playing favorites with federal law
• Stop waiting for Superman to come
• Louisa man fatally shot while hunting
• Local Red Cross works to fix its own diaster - a fallen roof
• A Distinguished Dozen: Bobbi Snow
• Don't leave earned income tax credit on the table
• Santa Fund helps Greene children in need
• Legislative luncheon set for Friday
• Textbook mistakes questionable
• Wars should take toll on home front
• Resolving to clean up the house
• Making SOLs meet a standard
• Why the right might like Wilson
• Va. streams becoming more hospitable for trout
• Treasurer candidates to face Greene voters at forum
• Local lawyers fight for inmates' rights
• City police investigating shooting
• Teen killed in car wreck
• A Distinguished Dozen: Andrew Block
• Concert not only about Christmas
• Editorial page keeps reader reading
• Best of the Liars Club
• Merry Christmas — but not Happy New Year
• Maybe the lawsuit didn't have a prayer
• Mischief, music and mystifying remark
• A Distinguished Dozen: Tommy Brannock
• McKenzie: What will the new year hold?
• City welcomes 2011
• Can't tell an oak from a maple? There's a class for that.
• Unfairness in new retirement policy
• Americans must stand up for liberty outlined in Bill of Rights
• Thanks for Santa Fund donations
• Give more time to the safety of children
• Keswick man plunges off bridge to death
• Aging pipe to blame in water main break
• Event honors work of Tinsley scholarship
• A Distinguished Dozen: Rita Smith
• Government offices, services closed for holiday
• Santa Fund tops goal with room to spare
• A Distinguished Dozen: James O'Kelley
• Effort targets online child sex crimes
• Merging city, county is the answer
• Unfairness beats sense in shovel fee
• Park Street closed in both directions
• A Distinguished Dozen: Larry Martin
• Local man to serve nearly 4 years for child porn
• Kluge woes continue with housing development foreclosure
• CARS appeals for funding help
• U.S. higher education needs help
• Soldiers know why they're fighting
• The argument about paying college athletes continues
• Albemarle man sentenced for child porn
• U.S. police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• Robbers with guns in baby carriage kill 3 in Russia
• Authorities cite link between Italian, Greek terrorists
• China paroles tainted milk protester
• Radical Muslims claim responsibility for deadly Nigerian attacks
• Local NAACP to host seminar for those with college aspirations
• Retirement changes could cost Albemarle millions
• Nonprofits ease recession's woes by sharing space
• A Distinguished Dozen: Heather Kellams
• Bacteria in streams topic of meeting in Madison
• British court holds 9 on US Embassy terror plot
• US 'deeply concerned' by conviction of Putin foe
• Risk of scavengers in composting
• Some leaks can actually keep us safe
• EPA moves to limit greenhouse gases
• Miller says won't block Murkowski's Alaska Senate victory
• Germany to create cyber defense center
• Southeastern Va. shopping malls are snow casualties
• Snow brings few headaches on Christmas weekend
• Dialog on Race in Charlottesville is racist
• Taking aim at federal budget fixes
• Time is now to stabilize pension funds
• The red light camera: Safety device or one more step toward a surveillance state?
• Letting schools innovate
• A Distinguished Dozen: James Bond
• Peace on Earth? Where?
• Santa Fund helps Buckingham children in need
• Santa Claus brings bills to Goodwill
• Meanwhile, about a different holiday . . .
• Say what you think and make news
• Grateful for city, school relations
• Service members keep up cheer during holidays
• UVa researchers breaking ground on male fertility
• City adopts 'complete streets' policy
• Distinguished Dozen: Bob and Jackie Hostage
• Top 10 Stories of the Year
• Distinguished Dozen: Lois Deane
• Teams from Va. colleges trying hand at non-partisan redistricting
• Thefts from vehicles up in Albemarle, down in city
• Someone should pick up that litter
• County School Board deals low blow with schedule vote
• Spend time wisely at Christmas
• First Night Headliner Mark Nizer will amaze audiences with his spellbinding live 3D show at The Paramount
• Improvements on the way for Old Lynchburg Road
• Perriello earmarks not included in stopgap resolution
• A Distinguished Dozen kicks off
• Distinguished Dozen: Dr. John Lanham
• Horse rescued from Esmont swimming pool
• Income tax reform needed in Va.
• Nixing all the traffic lights may fix U.S. 29 problem
• Wanted: Clear, basic tax reform
• Greene community group seeks new home
• Morgan's Warriors taking up Clarke case
• Obama administration restores wilderness rules for public lands
• UPDATE: Rome embassy blasts wound 2; anarchists suspected
• Fluvanna man charged with maiming
• UPDATE: 2 injured in blasts at 2 embassies in Rome
• D.C. firefighter shot, drives himself to hospital
• Kremlin hails Senate's approval of nuclear treaty
• White Christmas? Depends whom you ask
• Unused Louisa town well contains toxic substance
• Brownsville Elementary addition gets LEED distinction
• City, county offer Christmas tree recycling
• Tax cuts not best way to better economy
• Citing Bible to justify use of marijuana is misguided
• Bridge is a justification of funds?
• Get troopers out of school, on the road
• Deal reached on 9/11 health bill
• Judge allows access to Love's Adderall records
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• EVACUATION AT WACHOVIA BUILDING
• Ex-prison guard sentenced in W.Va. Pagan's case
• Boy's body hidden for year in Indiana
• Wrongfully accused man sues Staunton over High's case
• City condo building gets shorter -- again
• Liquor store robbed in Orange
• Lawmakers: County's funding hopes have little chance
• Suspect in church arson competent to stand trial
• Lessons from the Great Depression
• Va. lags in retirement certification
• Turn the volume down — way down
• Governor calls claim that Forbes fraud was ignored 'troubling'
• Outlaws president, 3 others convicted in U.S. court
• UPDATE: Rome mayor says device on subway couldn't have exploded
• SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED
• Washington's Metro begins random searches of bags
• WikiLeaks' Assange complains he's victim of leaks
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Mystery water leak an elusive problem in Greene
• UVa employees warned of state of Va. retirement system
• City seeks grant to bridge halves of McIntire Park
• Scottsville development proposal draws little response
• A little late on pension plan
• Keep teachers over new technology
• Slim chances of driving Parkway
• Grease fire turns into major blaze in Belmont
• UPDATED: Grease fire turns into major blaze in Belmont
• Driver charged after 18 cars struck in Md.
• 18-year-old son arrested in fatal stabbing of Spotsylvania woman
• Pope says Catholic Church must reflect on what allowed abuse
• 12 arrested in UK terror plot
• City eyes funding for bike, pedestrian bridge in park
• Local teen takes part in London 'Narnia' premiere
• Santa Fund helps needy children in Fluvanna
• Middle America backing away from marriage, UVa study finds
• House fire in Locust Grove under investigation
• Avoiding the rear view mirror
• Build more highways, get more traffic
• Noticing their efforts
• Time to raise school employee salaries
• A good day to celebrate freedom
• Why are we asking young to die?
• Be smarter with energy
• Put your money where your pork is
• State charity drive donations lagging at UVa
• Family expresses thanks for arrest in woman's death
• UVa student tries to kick cab, gets leg run over
• School Board special election worth the cost?
• Charlottesville Then and Now: A History in Pictures
• Muslim song disappointing at annual Christmas concert
• Since when is more learning bad?
• Polar bear's popularity gets boost
• A new twist on lost and found
• Happy study days to all students
• Campin' with myself -- lessons learned the cold way
• Judge rules against missing Bel Rio owner
• Louisa water woes set to cost $215,000 in civil charges
• First snow causes slick roads, unwanted snowballs
• Husband charged in Justine Abshire's death
• Husband charged in 2006 death of wife
• Vote for justice, against 'don't tell'
• Local radio stations are vital for promoting awareness
• One soldier's story
• Hampton Roads issue affects state
• Accused Appomattox shooter ruled competent for trial
• Va. unemployment rate holds steady at 6.8 percent
• Clinton says she's worried by GOP talk of cutting foreign aid
• Three shooting suspects to appear in court
• Mexican government drone crashes in El Paso, Texas
• CIA pulls top spy out of Pakistan after threats
• Obama gets measure preventing big tax hikes
• Updated: Area schools closed
• Judge's son pleads guilty, could get life
• ATM in Boca Raton, Fla., to dispense gold bars and coins
• Pakistan says U.S. missile attacks kill 15
• Mullen says Pakistan can shut down Taliban hideouts
• Governor calls for state workers to pay 5 percent pension share
• SELC seeks U.S. forest protections
• Cuccinelli files appeal in climate case
• City man sentenced for burglaries
• WVPT pans governor's proposed cuts
• Canosa hearing rescheduled to January
• Groups unite to reaffirm support of water plan
• Incoming police chief concerned about staffing levels
• Area sees few problems in first real snowfall of season
• Updated: Slick roads treated and reopened
• McDonnell to ask state employees to pay for pensions
• UPDATE: Bail appeal rejected, WikiLeaks' Assange to be freed
• Geithner says feds trying to keep struggling borrowers in homes
• Truman carrier's air wing headed home to Va.
• Okla. man may be 1st U.S. inmate executed with new sedative
• Tax package heads toward high-stakes vote in House
• Michael Vick's NBC interview: I want a dog
• Hurt took $127,000 from industry he'll oversee
• Storm could bring 4 inches of snow
• County appoints Parks and Recreation director
• Commission endorses sweepstakes cafe crackdown
• Huguely lawyers mounting alternative death explanation
• Snow safety tips
• Jeffrey Easley back in Virginia
• Gordonsville police chief leaving
• Mailbox bombs spur concern in Albemarle
• First the cold, now here comes the snow
• Judge to review bid for medical records in UVa killing
• Failing to answer health care need
• Marijuana decriminalization, drug-law reform worth pushing
• Tempered response is right choice
• Commission backs more money for affordable housing
• Ulisa Chavers convicted of murdering boyfriend, gets 30 years
• Facebook founder Zuckerberg named Time's 'Person of the Year'
• At least 27 die when boat sinks off Australia
• Afghanistan attacks kill 3 kids, NATO soldier
• WikiLeaks founder bail appeal hearing Thursday
• Obama meets with top CEOs today about economy
• More than $500,000 in grants awarded
• Man gets 27 years for raping girl, 13
• Man accused of setting girlfriend on fire gets new lawyer
• Woman, charged in interstate hit-and-run, attending college
• How cold is it? Dangerously cold.
• Medical records sought in UVa slaying
• Police identify second man in contact with Easley before he left Roanoke Co.
• Jeffrey Easley waives extradition; Warrant reveals possible helper
• Easley waves extradition; Brittany Smith back in Virginia
• Woman arrested for wearing hijab in Ga. court sues city
• Rejection is reflection of county stance
• Jobless benefits are type of welfare
• UPDATE: 6 die in Baltimore rowhouse fire
• NATO service member killed in Afghanistan bomb blast
• Blue Ridge Parkway ranks high for federal park suicides
• Brittany Smith's father speaks, thanks woman who spotted daughter
• Brittany Smith's father speaks, thanks woman who spotted daughter
• Developer, philanthropist Fried dies
• Ex-mayor files his own complaint in assault case
• Big legal setback for Obama's health care overhaul
• PVCC offers health program information sessions
• Work to cause traffic changes starting Wednesday
• Albemarle names new police chief
• Federal judge strikes down Health Care Reform law
• Losers only able to steal the easy way
• Icy conditions cause wrecks
• Celebrities call for release of Iran stoning woman
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Chinese ship listing in North Sea after crash
• UVa student reports assault on the Corner
• UVa study: Smoking in pregnancy may cause psych problems in children
• Jefferson School may get local historic designation
• The cookies are coming -- to an office near you
• Santa Fund helps needy children in Orange
• 2 women arrested after Hillsdale Drive melee
• City seeks applicants for several boards
• Flu spikes in parts of Va.; vaccine covers 3 strands
• Icy conditions expected overnight
• Cri Kars-Marshall
• Sheriff's Office making money via fingerprinting
• UVa astronomers to shine light on unseeable stars
• UVa researchers target preschool expulsions
• Local lawsuits a study in national foreclosure issues
• Albemarle School Board divided by vote
• Woman gets time for cocaine charges
• UVa grad imprisoned for sex abuse of girl, 8
• Hunter in serious condition after being shot
• City, county reach tentative truce on school funding
• County schools stick with 8-period schedule
• Cause of Taco Bell blaze determined
• UPDATE: Man, 67, dies after punch by Burger King worker
• UPDATE: Jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner applauded in Oslo
• Pakistan car bomb death toll climbs
• Obama hits 9-month mark in battle to quit smoking
• Papers shed light on Eisenhower's farewell address
• Obama predicts tax bill passage, possible changes
• Brittany Smith, Jeffrey Easley photos going up on billboards
• Local leaders back adding area sites to Lewis & Clark Trail
• USDOE rules Virginia Tech violated Clery Act on April 16th
• Anti-parkway group seeks park protections
• Ex-Fluvanna day care worker guilty of embezzlement
• City not interested in Ix property for market
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• McDonnell promises $4 billion for roads by end of term
• Salvation Army bell ringer charged in kettle theft
• Police hope to search Huguely's smartphone
• Police swarm Florida gas station, after false Jeffrey Easley sighting
• Police say convict acted alone in LA publicist slaying
• Va man gets 4 years in father's slaying
• Amherst County man gets 5 years in baby burning case
• U.S. military chief chides China over North Korea crisis
• U.S. blacklists Afghan security firm tied to Karzai
• Vandalism mars Hanukkah in Indiana college town
• At 100, local man still ready to serve
• At 100, local man still ready to serve
• Va. commission endorses protective order law
• Kluge Estate auction unsuccessful
• Kluge Estate auction unsuccessful
• Police go easy on Rio red-light violators
• Search for Brittany Smith: Tent bought at Walmart, no sightings of Easley, Smith
• Booker T. and Bettye LaVette
• Tango Fire:Flames of Desire
• Just Announced: Tango Fire-Feb 9th and Booker T. & Bettye LaVette – Feb 18th
• Police: Brittany Smith, Jeffrey Easley "dropped off the face of the Earth"
• Board ought not ignore people
• Seeking urgent repeal of 'don't ask' policy
• State cuts hazardous for localities
• Accident snarls U.S. 29 North
• Crime commission backs overhaul of state protective orders
• Cat returns home five years after Katrina
• House GOP defeats Dems' bill to award seniors $250
• UPDATE: Taliban video shows U.S. soldier held in Afghanistan
• Hackers strike back to support WikiLeaks founder
• House Dems' bill freezes most agency budgets
• Father-in-law of disfigured Afghan teen arrested
• Suicide bomber kills 15 in Pakistan
• Obama meets today with Polish president
• Taco Bell blaze believed accidental
• Pollustion control needed for bay
• Confederate soldier's letter shows feelings
• Federal workers should share in pay freeze
• Stolen dump truck leads Ohio police on 50-mile chase
• Added congressional oversight sought for Arlington National Cemetery
• Obama to speak on tax cuts, economy in N.C.
• Va. woman killed in accident on snow-covered road
• Gulf Arab nations meet amid alarm over Iran atomic plans
• Enjoy a tasty cookie for a good cause
• Santa Fund may shift tactics for helping kids
• Caring canines: Service dogs graduate ready to help
• City workforce dollars going unspent
• Delegate targets cyberbullying
• Local libraries offering e-books for free
• Local winery's bold experiment: boxed vino
• Taco Bell on U.S. 29 destroyed by fire
• Taco Bell on U.S. 29 destroyed by fire
• Doctor, lawyer not only options
• Tireless efforts make Habitat event succeed
• Longtime barber 'has heart of gold'
• Start saving now for those French hens
• No half-done job
• Reading her rights?
• Zombie Santa gyrating wildly off U.S. 29
• Event to remember Massive Resistance
• County's red-light cameras dangerous, illegal, Rutherford says
• Toy Lift gifts come in by chopper-load
• Dismissed officer loses bid to keep unemployment payments
• No shame in being 'that guy'
• Students have right to fair phone searches
• U.S. protests inconsistent in TSA fight
• Richmond man sentenced to 91-plus years for robbery
• N.J. casino secondhand smoke suit settled for $4.5 million
• Navy awards contract to Northrop subsidiary
• It's official: Maurice Jones in as city manager
• U.S. says Cuban detention of contractor hurts ties
• Man guilty in beating of elderly Louisa woman
• S.C. police say teens hanged toddler by ankles, beat him
• Senate plans weekend votes on Democratic tax plans
• Deficit-cutting plan wins more support before vote
• Secret spacecraft returns after 7-month trip
• Missing woman's family, friends prepare for vigil
• School Board recommits to turf field for CHS
• Police seek man for failing to re-register as a sex offender
• Albemarle launches fire-rescue volunteerism website
• Course on carrying concealed weapon being offered
• Albemarle man pleads guilty to sex assault of 9-year-old
• Urbanski nominated for Western District judgeship
• Scriptures were misinterpreted
• Confederate 'apology' a misguided attempt
• Christmas: A season of need for some
• Best to worst
• UPDATE: Nelson County manhunt suspended
• Man convicted in death of Charlottesville man
• Workers sustains electrical shock near UVa
• 3 NATO service members killed in Afghanistan
• DeMint predicts no-tax-hike agreement with Obama
• Iraq calls for swift execution of 39 terror suspects
• Defense could wrap its case in Smart kidnap trial
• South Koreans dismissed intelligence on island attack
• Obama to meet with governors-elect
• Obama nominates 2 to federal bench in Va.
• Sam's Club kicks in after Salvation Army's kettle stolen
• Is Jones the next city manager?
• County schools facing major financial hurdles, officials warn
• 2 locals re-elected to Farm Bureau posts
• MS Society honors UVa football great
• Blogger found not guilty of stalking ATF agent
• Jury deliberating in city killing
• Arrangement huge bargain for Albemarle
• Obama:Listen to the people
• Boehner Oblivious to actions' consequences
• Outside candidates confirm they aren't negotiating for city manager job
• Federal jury picked for Outlaws trial in Richmond
• 2 charged in death of Army medic from Va.
• Judge dismisses Liberty U. challenge to health care law
• UPDATE: Shark maims 4 swimmers in Egypt's Red Sea
• Students protest Greek austerity measures
• Iran hangs former soccer star's mistress
• Lowe's recalls about 11 million blinds, Roman shades
• Feds back away from street sign regulation
• Clinton says WikiLeaks won't hurt U.S. diplomacy
• U.S. launches HIV testing program in Zimbabwe
• Smithsonian removes video after Catholics complain
• Alvin Clements honored with Chamber award
• City moves closer to hiring manager
• Geese that ate winery's grapes being served Wednesday
• Virginia Discovery Museum names new director
• Lawyer: Suspect did not have intent to kill trooper
• Salvation Army bell ringer robbed at Sam's Club
• Albemarle School Board chairman resigns
• Registration under way for PVCC spring semester
• Greene limo company buys Starlight Express
• Delta to carry Miller Center programming
• Bay Foundation wants stronger cleanup plan
• Give-and-take is necessary in school talks
• U.S., Irish face same problem
• VDOT should take look at unsafe area
• Wis. gunman dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Cantor says tax hikes not on the table in White House talks
• Senate passes bill to boost food safety
• Pentagon Metro partially closed for investigation
• Web delivery firm says Comcast taking toll on data
• Pentagon study says gays could serve with no harm
• Signs of diplomacy emerge in Korean crisis
• Obama meets with congressional leaders
• WikiLeaks says Israel's Netanyahu supports land swaps
• School leaders see Cuccinelli opinion as affirmation
• For nonprofits, signs of brighter days
• 7-year-old hunting accident victim identified
• Murder trial begins in city killing
• Feds investigate crooks pretending to be DEA agents
• UPDATE: Afghan police officer kills 6 U.S. service members
• McDonnell asks tobacco panel to help woo Calif. business
• Va. alcohol ad ban appeal rejected by Supreme Court
• Affordable health care necessary
• Procrastination over parkway 'disgraceful'
• Better chance of funding high-speed?
• Election chaos has Haiti in more turmoil
• Afghan police officer kills 6 NATO service members
• VDOT says state's bridges need $4 billion
• Rangel wants censure penalty lightened
• Local police cars can read license plates
• Toy Lift set for takeoff Friday
• Santa Fund helps needy Albemarle children
• Belmont contest winners making home more energy efficient
• Group tackles Lyme disease
• What to do with Waynesboro's big empty boxes?
• 7-year-old boy dies in Nelson hunting accident
• An 'apology' from Confederate soldier
• UVa developing strategy for increasing enrollment
• Albemarle sheriff lends reserve member to help with investigations
• Fluvanna couple helps families of UVa patients with hotel bills, food
• Swept up in Olympics, locals form curling league
• Montpelier turns attention to restoring decor
• Black Friday hits Charlottesville early
• School Board member not happy with meeting format
• Proposed pics on cigarettes could deter
• Magnesium may tie to athlete death
• Our concentration on stability is needed
• Officer facing foreclosure gets outpouring of support
• Williamsburg man dies in Albemarle wreck
• USGS changing the way it makes maps
• New Crozet library could come sooner with donations, grants
• At 91, local woman still gives blood regularly
• Va. Defense Force serves as a backup to Guard
• Muslim inmate wins consessions against DOC
• UVa preserves civil rights-era news films
• Rally calls for extending jobless benefits
• Cuccinelli opinion: Teachers can seize, search students' cell phones
• 117th Santa Fund kicks off
• New website helps in making homes more accessible
• Vigil planned for missing Orange woman
• Salvation Army to serve meal amid growing needs
• UVa students prepare holiday meals for needy
• Composting is misunderstood
• Skeptical about civility in Congress
• Va. corrections finally treating inmates fairly
• Reversal of fortune
• RIC passengers move smoothly through security
• Norfolk jury convicts 5 Somali men in Navy ship attack
• Norfolk jury meets for second day in piracy trial
• Homeland security proposes ending color-coded threat alerts
• 2 men face prison in connection with robberies
• Council makes choice for new city manager
• Landmark Hotel suit headed to Ga. court
• New tenant takes over Bel Rio's space
• Local airport avoids national screening controversy
• City's work on project pleasing
• Lack of diversity in teaching disappoints
• Electric cars bring paradox to forefront
• Paramount Theater Gift Certificates
• Paramount Theater Gift Certificates Now Available Online
• First Night at The Paramount
• UPDATE: Jawbone found in Aruba not Natalie Holloway's
• Supervisors face projected revenue shortfall
• Iran issues arrest warrant for ex-president's son
• Man killed at Crabtree Falls identified
• Royal wedding set for April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• Dalai Lama wants to give up ceremonial duties
• Greece cleared to get next bailout installment
• Pope comments about condoms, HIV broadened
• Indonesia raises alert level at another volcano
• First Night Virginia 2011
• Landmark Hotel suit remanded to Georgia court
• Despite cuts, VDOT says it's ready for snow
• Despite cuts, VDOT says it's ready for snow
• Residents talk future city middle school
• Man, 21, dies after plunge at Crabtree Falls
• More than 330 die in stampede at Cambodian festival
• UPDATE: Guilty verdict for convict in slaying of Chandra Levy
• More than 300 die in stampede at Cambodian festival
• Man, 82, gets 90-year prison term in sex case in Louisa
• McDonnell urges caution in state spending
• WikiLeaks says new release 7 times size of Iraq files
• Hair length lands some in isolation
• Energy discussions make sense
• Watch out for quick-changing light
• Phone books still necessary for many
• Former Congolese official on trial for war crimes, rape
• 2 fires burning in George Washington National Forest
• Man arrested in connection with Newport News courthouse bomb threat
• Facebook foe pastor offers to resign over affair
• Person of interest named in Utah ranger shooting
• UPDATE: Salvadoran immigrant convicted in slaying of Chandra Levy
• Closing arguments expected in Norfolk piracy trial
• City's panhandling crackdown comes under fire
• Teenage runaways often an invisible problem
• Judicial cost-cutting questioned
• Local pilot program a model for national conservation?
• Town hall draws concern about Albemarle schools
• In Nelson, distillery to offer taste of the highlands
• Rutherford targets airline screening scans
• Amtrak lot can't support paving, tests show
• County schools may abandon new schedules
• Thanks for helping with elections
• Facts offered about pancreatic cancer
• For help finding his wallet, reader thanks
• Lead me not into Facebook temptation
• Ushered to jail
• Mow-away vehicle?
• Major state cuts proposed
• Local attorneys teach kids about the law
• Big police training facility coming to Fluvanna
• Blue Star Families still minding the war effort
• Question of costs stalling energy talks
• City's water proposal lauded
• Officer's story shows broken health system
• TSA says pilots to be exempt from some airport checks
• Church fire extinguished
• UPDATE: Obama says Lisbon summit will revitalize NATO
• Floyd County fir headed to governor's mansion
• Rangel could be 23rd House member to be censured
• China blasts U.S. congressional report on currency
• $60 billion U.S. arms deal with Saudi Arabia goes through
• Some small farms would be exempt from food safety regs
• Albemarle sets public meeting on new farm winery rules
• Webb receives DoD documents
• Panel says Va needs to address housing issues
• Succesful new train still faces funding questions
• East Rio to open back up Monday
• Ex-mayor's assault hearing postponed
• Louisa man guilty of sexually assaulting toddler
• Missing Virginia Tech student found safe
• Faulty repair job likely caused Red Hill plane crash
• Charges certified in neighbor killing
• Hurt must take duties seriously
• Charges certified in I-64 police chase
• Congress blows debt, reaps consequence
• House GOP bans earmarks starting next session
• Nominees for courts still hang in limbo
• Charges certified in neighbor killing
• Gov. will meet with defense secretary over base closure
• Hearing set for Thursday on adding power lines
• UVa opens longterm care hospital
• Cantor promises results-oriented approach
• New Amtrak train far exceeds expectations
• Man pleads not guilty in Graves' Mountain killing
• Sidewalk on one side of Belmont Bridge to close Thursday
• 3 charged in Albemarle in alleged prostitution ring
• Former mayor charged in incident with client
• Man pleads guilty to robbing fellow partygoers
• Janitor charged with inappropriate contact is granted bond
• City to hold public meeting on future schools configuration
• Ex-Keswick worker to appeal arson conviction
• Deaf Va. inmates to get novel videophone system
• City parkway agreement a step forward
• How to reduce local population
• Judge rules on Walmart case motions
• UPDATE: FDA threatens seizure of caffeinated alcoholic energy drinks
• UPDATE: FDA threatens seizure of caffeinated alcoholic energy drinks
• Obama considering executive for top economic post
• U.S. Chamber says it won't seek Obama's defeat
• Man guilty of setting house on fire
• Detectives link Va. killer to Calif. slayings
• Roanoke woman gets 2-year term for stealing benefits
• Experts say BP ignored warning signs on doomed well
• School Board might tweak controversial class schedules
• Dominion CEO: More than 1 'inconvenient truth'
• UVa Medical Center honored for cardiovascular care
• Rutherford Institute sues over airport screenings
• City hopes to provide raises for workers next fiscal year
• Teen convicted of stray bullet that hit girl's leg
• UVa details early action admission plan
• Bible death sentences not for gays
• Robert Hurt has big shoes to fill
• Suu Kyi's recent release an inspiration
• UPDATE: Rangel found guilty of violating House rules
• UVa details early action admissions
• Afghan president marks holiday with plea for peace
• Bush to break ground on presidential library
• More than 900 pigs found dead on Pennsylvania farm
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Iowa staff sergeant
• Parkway shooting suspect pleads not guilty
• Pawnshop thief accused of witness tampering
• Council paves way for city's portion of parkway
• Canadian man charged with soliciting local girl
• NASA finds 4th crack on space shuttle fuel tank
• Crime commission urged to endorse familial DNA searching
• Ford to sell Focus Electric in Richmond in late 2011
• McDonnell's consultant idea not good
• National parks have issues to fix
• Accused parkway shooter pleads not guilty
• Lynchburg police say no officer wrongdoing in Kuttner arrest
• Arrests made in killing of 12 in Russian village
• Shooter, daughters identified in Pa. murder-suicide
• Abstinence-only ed. not enough
• Transparency lacks after spill
• Aid for a 'brother'
• A night on the woods
• Lesson for us all
• Thinking outside the car: Forum looks at alternatives
• Another UVa student attacked
• Summit addresses Charlottesville's infant mortality rate
• Hearing will be held Monday on familial DNA tool
• Council to talk parkway's effect on park Monday night
• Saluting the philanthropists all around us
• SPCA to hold craft sale fundraiser Saturday
• Another UVa student assaulted
• Developer of major project on U.S. 29 files for Chapter 11
• Greene woman shot in Albemarle
• School food that's both healthy and tasty?
• Ski resorts eager for winter weather
• Library book sale kicks off expanded fall schedule
• Cobalt levels exceed standards in wells near landfill
• Redistricting could bode well for GOP in 5th
• Thanksgiving Holiday Heritage Parade
• Dismissed officer's unemployment benefits at issue
• Red-light cameras at Rio put drivers on edge
• Pint-sized filmmakers walk the red carpet at Paramount
• Survey says: Time to read the Constitution
• Then there were 3: Candidates narrowed for city manager
• Little to be expected from Hurt
• Can Obama keep vow to compromise?
• City's surplus raises budget questions
• Palin e-mail hacker sentenced to year in halfway house
• County workers to get $350 bonus
• Obama gets no trade deal, but has his hands full
• Pakistan briefly detains U.S. man at airport
• British prime minister calls for prosecutions after student protests
• Audio recording reveals fraud in Afghan election
• Pa. man lights joint to celebrate child's birth
• All veterans deserve utmost respect
• Cantor's debt reply very worrisome
• Dominion CEO to talk at Miller Center
• Obama account judgmental
• UVa student robbed at gunpoint
• New affordable housing complex going up in Albemarle
• Esmont man jailed for DUI crash
• Rash of burglaries hits Albemarle
• Despite downturn, city again posts a surplus
• Police come to aid of fellow officer facing foreclosure
• Man sentenced in stabbing near The Box
• County teachers slam new scheduling in survey
• Look out, leadfoots! Rio red-light cam going live
• I-64 exit ramp at Shadwell to close
• Man now may face death in parkway shootings
• Mayor goes solo, provokes questions
• Expectations met with election results
• Intense political voices a turnoff
• Grand Illumination Nov 20: The Paramount Theater will host a holiday movie – Elf with Will Ferrell
• Blasts hit Baghdad's Christian districts, kill 4
• Chavers sentenced in Louisa embezzlement
• How will VA. Democrats bounce back?
• First Night tickets on sale
• Holiday Family Classics
• Ex-CEO says BP was unprepared for oil spill
• Iran sets Nov. 15 as date for nuclear talks
• Hearing set in soldier's Afghanistan 'thrill kill' case
• As boomers age, 1 in 5 drivers will be an oldster
• End of daylight saving time spells deer danger
• Somali piracy trial to begin in Norfolk today
• End of daylight saving time spells deer danger
• City aims to regulate 'sweepstakes' gaming establishments
• Film fest sees record numbers
• Restaurant serving poultry, patriotism
• Private military security companies sign code of conduct
• Laura Jewell convicted in granddaughter's neglect case
• Ready to change course in U.S.
• Three presidents
• Victim of fatal Crozet wreck ID'd
• Elf
• It’s A Wonderful Life
• Ex-Greene man sentenced for child porn
• Help CARS drive
• Definition of exposure is improved
• Dismissal of lawsuit good news for locals
• Abstinence ed. sometimes works
• FBI launches crackdown on sexual exploitation of children
• CHS Orchestra taking poinsettia orders
• 5 Va. counties offered drought assistance by USDA
• Forum on car alternatives to be held Sunday
• Clinton back on U.S. soil after marathon Asia tour
• Entrance to Dunlora being shifted
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation ups pressure on McDonnell
• Public input sought on 2011-12 school calendar
• NATO-Afghan operation kills 15 insurgents in south
• League to hold forum on civics education at MHS
• EU considers blacklisting unsecure airports
• Ex-Greene man sentenced on child porn charges
• Robbery suspect granted new lawyer
• Obama visit price tag to top $39,000
• 'Congratulations' to Robert Hurt
• Added class not helping students
• Obama's foreign policy
• Chronic pain is a pain in the ...
• Harringtons hope sketch helps find daughter's killer
• Nelson medical facility to triple in size
• Albemarle wants disputed schools money figured out soon
• Marines to gather at -- where else? -- The Tavern
• Gospel Jubilee to benefit jail program
• 5-mile backup on westbound I-64
• Cantor on the rise: 7th District rep poised for new power
• Back off on restricting growth
• Councilor likes idea of public composting
• What will Hurt actually be able to accomplish?
• Report on Virginia forests not a rosy picture
• I-64 near Route 20 will be down to one lane
• Crozet woman killed in wreck
• Vinegar Hill displacement topic of film festival event
• Shenandoah National Park launches 75th anniversary celebration
• Rescue squad marks half-century of service
• Hurt to withdraw defamation suit
• UVa presents 2 with Thomas Jefferson Awards
• Saturday schedule for Virginia Film Festival
• Too simple by far
• Local Big Brothers Big Sisters wins grant
• Horror for rabbit
• Stink bugs taking over the region
• Paper's tax ideas bad for business
• 'Neighbors' program apprediates support
• Thanks to parade visitors, hosts
• MCHS tops revamp list
• Changing batteries could save your life, experts say
• GOP, Obama embrace Bush tax cuts compromise
• Earthquakes dog Clinton on overseas trips
• Housing wait list choice a tough one
• NFL right to take action on hitting
• Why oppose the health care law?
• UPDATE: Police dispatcher says 'glitch' led to Ohio NASA lockdown
• Iranians mark anniversary of U.S. embassy takeover
• Virginia Film Festival set to kick off
• Thursday's schedule for the Virginia Film Festival
• As schools open, local unemployment declines
• County enacts restrictions on hunting, public urination
• Area perfect for nature-viewing
• Smaller Re-Store 'N Station wins approval
• Perriello's mistake, Hurt's gain
• The votes are counted ... What next?
• Can the new change meet expectations?
• What's next for Perriello?
• Friday's events at the Virginia Film Festival
• 'Astronauts' among events launching film festival
• Revenue situation looking better for Albemarle
• Task force to study future of City Market
• Fox News doubles its election ratings from 2006
• Opening arguments expected in Smart kidnap trial
• Bristol Palin campaigned but didn't vote
• Suspect package returned from embassy in Athens
• Cantor poised to be next House majority leader
• County reports 43.28% turnout as of 4 p.m.
• Hurt unseats Perriello
• Stay-at-home dad guilty in Greene child porn case
• Va voters OK 2 proposed amendments; another close
• Judge sides with county in YMCA suit
• Take us to our district
• Father of Va Gov Bob McDonnell dies at age 94
• Va voters OK proposed constitutional amendments
• Man, accused of setting woman on fire, seeks new lawyer
• Va Dem incumbents fall in big GOP election
• Arraignment set in lodge killing case
• Perriello campaign reports office break-in
• Manassas man to serve 16 years for bank robbery
• Obama arrogant during city visit
• Man found dead behind Orange County home
• Segregation still exists at Burley
• Would-be robbers put wallet back in victim's pocket
• VRS facing big shortages
• Hurt's win gives 5th District back to GOP
• Boehner, Cantor take aim at Obama initiatives
• Albemarle considers making public urination illegal
• Future House majority leader wants cuts everywhere
• Albemarle high schoool scheduling topic of Nov. 16 meeting
• South Korea fires warning shots at North Korean fishing boat
• Rep. Tom Perriello Statement on Election Night
• Norfolk police shooting ruled justified
• Mineral District OKs liquor by the drink; towns elect leaders
• U.S. missile strike kills 5 militants in northwest Pakistan
• Cantor easily keeps 7th seat
• Boehner wants to shelve health care overhaul, calls it 'monstrosity'
• Officials suspect Sept. dry run for bomb plot
• Clinton says Obama will stay the course
• Culpeper sheriff's son arrested on drug charge
• 185-carat diamond found in Lesotho
• Intelligent Election Day voting critical
• Undecided or not, vote today
• Sundays not for intrusive politics
• Omega-3 pills fail to work in Alzheimer's patients
• Enough with the 'just a teacher'
• UPDATE: Shots fired at Coast Guard recruiting station in Prince William
• Voters get last word in tense election
• Astronauts vote from space station
• City Council backs McIntire recycling, but not Ivy center
• UPDATE: Blasts kill at least 62 across Baghdad
• Perriello campaign reports office break-in
• Foreclosure looms for Kluge Estate
• Va polls open; no major problems reported
• Kaine says early voting looks good for Democrats
• City reports 25% turnout as of 1 p.m.
• British group says it's suing over U.S. execution drug
• 5-year-old Calif. boy shot in head on Halloween dies
• Virginia Film Festival – Family Day events
• Vintage: The Winemaker’s Year
• Don’t Be Afraid of The Dark
• What’s Up Doc?
• Arias with a Twist: The Docufantasy
• World Peace and other Fourth Grade Achievements
• Happythankyoumoreplease
• Tuesday's ballots to see amendments
• 15 killed during Somali insurgent attack
• Clinton urges rights progress in Cambodia
• 1 hurt in Greek parcel bomb blast
• Democrats hope to limit losses in campaign's last hours
• Feds advise local law enforcement about mail bombs
• Outlaws biker gang clubhouse in Maine catches fire
• Perriello, Hurt focus on Southside
• McDonnell, others from GOP rally for Hurt
• NPR made the right decision
• City may end priority access to public housing
• Understanding would help voters
• McKENZIE: Scholarship honors the life of a special student
• Hurt seeks $1 million in TV ad defamation suit
• House seats, amendments, local balloting set for Tuesday vote
• Misusing religion to bash opponents -- and win votes
• FINAL STRETCH: Hurt, Perriello push through to Tuesday
• Keep children in mind while at the polls
• Honesty now leading to firing at NPR
• Hurt believes in principles
• Misguided claims don't help politics
• Animals deserve more protection
• Burglary suspent lichens himself to costume fan
• Special Olympics grateful for support
• League debate served to inform, enlighten
• Most treat school bus with care
• Entrepreneur starts art party business
• Integrity stressed in search for new Albemarle police chief
• Fact check of 5th TV ad: Perriello in lockstep with Pelosi?
• Fact check of 5th District ad: Did Hurt vote to raise electricity rates?
• More checks on 5th District ads
• Forgotten cemetery found in Fluvanna
• Residents, students, protestors pack rally
• UPDATE: Terror plot thwarted as US-bound explosives seized
• Perriello leads by example
• Cantor pushes sfailed policies
• Letter misrepresents peaceful rally
• Ballot issues demand 2nd look
• The message of pink
• Sign of times, or security overboard?
• Clean, clean! Please!
• The wedding 'guest'
• Albemarle school bus driver charged in incident
• Local dentists help children give up treats for the troops
• City may allow development of Elliott parcel it owns
• GOP slams Democrat-backed mailings for Clark
• 5th candidates duke it out in final debate
• Obama rallies for Perriello at the Pavilion
• Hurt promises to cut taxes, regulations
• Author joins drive to protect Wilderness Battlefield
• Area readies for presidential visit
• UPDATE: Obama: Terror explosives found, bound for US
• London’s National Theatre Comes to The Paramount Live via HD Broadcast
• Va. Tech sues real estate firm over Hokie name
• Ariz. beheading case raises fears of drug violence
• North Korea opens fire toward South Korea
• U.S. waiving penalties for use of child soldiers
• Tropical Storm Shary forms in Atlantic
• More shots fired at Marine Corps museum
• NWS says EF-2 tornado touched down in Halifax County
• Workshop on teen relationships planned
• County Office Building gets Energy Star designation
• Doggie Howl-O-Ween moved to Saturday
• Man who beat, raped UVa student in 1989 charged with stalking
• Albemarle parent group's report slams new class scheduling
• Holiday Spotlight
• Perriello, Hurt focus on business in debate
• Obama welcomes Chilean mine rescue heroes
• Bus crash in Turkey leaves 6 tourists dead, 18 hurt
• Right to protest is indeed protected
• Somali militants execute 2 girls
• Vote to restore seniors' hopes
• French protests weaken but still disrupt flights
• Vote for Hurt to keep freedom alive
• Norfolk carrier group sinks decommissioned ship
• Health law helps business
• Clinton says China must clarify rare earth exports
• Facing the voters?
• Perriello appears on Colbert Report
• Confrontation shows darker side of politics
• City to enlist aid of 'tree advocates'
• Thanks to litter foes
• White House official backs effectiveness of drug courts
• Hurt evades voters; Perriello meets them
• Obama credits Perriello with 'tough vote' on Daily Show appearance
• Health care law will bring disturbing new costs, cuts
• Perriello, Hurt battle over business at debate
• Abortion stance unacceptable
• Group to protest during Obama visit to city
• Update: Outlaws gang trial to resume Friday
• Potentially facing death penalty, man pleads not guilty
• State Sen. Ralph Smith files bill to ban synthetic marijuana
• NWS says EF-2 tornado touched down in Halifax County
• UVa picks new CEO for investment company
• Want a car with ejector seat and machine guns? You'll pay
• Feds say 65,000 overseas voters protected before election
• Bin Laden warns France over Afghan war, veil ban
• Prop cigar starts fire at UVa, but the show will go on
• Va. seeks oyster disaster funds as result of BP spill
• Obama campaigning from White House
• Suspected U.S. missile strikes kill 5 in Pakistan
• Death toll in Indonesia quake, tsunami up to 272
• Afton couple's petting farm home to rescued animals
• Afton couple's petting farm home to rescued animals
• Governor's education summit gets under way after fire alarm
• 65 killed in roof collapse at wedding in Afghanistan
• Eastbound I-64 snarled
• UPDATED: Obama coming to city Friday
• Democrat arrested at Cantor rally in Louisa
• Session to advise on how to parent plugged-in kids
• D.C. prepares for more homeless this winter
• Indonesian volcano erupts, spews hot ash and rocks
• Publisher plans to produce corrected Va. textbook
• Man indicted in 2006 killing in Orange County
• Video shows Louisa man's arrest after Cantor event
• Hydraulic Road photored camera delayed again
• Obama coming to Charlottesville Friday
• Perriello, Clark square off at UVa
• Fact Check: Hurt, Perriello attack ads on tax breaks for foreign companies
• Rally seeks 'living wage' of $11.44 and up for all UVa workers
• Perriello to appear on 'Colbert Report'
• Cantor: Fed-up voters demanding change
• Aretha Franklin Concert Cancelled
• Iran to keep hiker's bail unless she returns
• U.S. product safety chief seeks China's help on drywall issue
• Navy blue and green
• Obama appoints record number of gay officials
• Vandal sends wrong message
• Understanding of business is lacking
• Perriello has right answers for 5th
• Farmers' help with clean water appreciated
• Somalia leads list of most corrupt nations; U.S. 22nd
• Perriello, Obamacare limiting policy choices
• Perriello playing blame game
• Back to the moon
• Finding ways to pay for the Bay
• Has school surveillance stopped being beneficial?
• Keeping government transparent
• Hurt fails to earn voter appreciation
• NPR chief apologizes for how Williams' firing was handled
• Perriello can be the cure for dispirited voters
• Leak fixed, shuttle cleared for launch next week
• Perriello is substantive at town halls
• Va. gets $45 million for preliminary high-speed rail work
• Perriello lacks economics sense
• Perriello's 'teachable moments'
• Local educators turn eye to 'Superman'
• Perriello working for us, shouldn't be scapegoat
• Redevelopment to change little of Martha Jefferson's exterior
• Distribute election signs responsibly
• Charities hoping for some Christmas cheer
• Greek strikes bring train services to a halt
• Lawyer group seeking to make evidence gathering easier
• Perriello plans 20 stops in 24 hours
• Government calls for better gas mileage for trucks
• Bullying is finally seen as national issue
• Political caricatures cheapen campaigns
• National parks need local funds
• Luck scratches him back
• Little red wagon …
• Concerts today can be rather out of the way
• Charity brings thrift, caring to the table
• Will city-county tensions hurt residents of both?
• Perriello, Hurt seeking last-second converts
• Get to know the candidates in the 5th District
• At UVa, flash mobs learn for sake of learning
• Bridge work to cause detour in Madison County
• Local students soon to learn online
• Hurt itching to join the party of 'no'
• Abstinence the healthiest lesson
• Enjoy a ride on the Meadow Creek Parkway ... while you can
• School consolidation plan could mean tax hike
• UVa beefing up security efforts in wake of attacks
• Experts tell Va. lawmakers economy is uncertain
• McDonough chosen as Obama's No. 2 security adviser
• UPDATE: U.S. details new Pakistan military aid package
• Tropical Storm Richard approaches Caribbean
• Area teens take Tech Tour
• Watergate prosecutor James Neal dead at 81
• McDonnell tells agencies to plan for up to 6 percent in cuts
• Scott Stadium field damaged at UVa
• Viewing, discussion planned for 'Superman' education movie
• Bodies, mass graves found on Iwo Jima
• 2 face drug charges in Albemarle
• School consolidation plan could spell city tax hike
• Mas owner faces multiple charges following wreck
• Just Announced: Jeff Tweedy on December 8th
• City school grade configurations to change
• Starr Hill Presents: Jeff Tweedy
• Perriello, Hurt duke it out in Danville
• Salvation Army tries to get word out on holiday assistance
• Prosecutor uses lobbyist's e-mails against him
• Va. alerts schools of black Confederates error
• Democrats to spend $1 million on ads in Spanish
• Electrolux and Frigidaire stoves recalled
• Tobacco exec gets probation, fine in bribery case
• Bombs kill 9 in Pakistan
• Witness in Outlaws trial describes life as undercover agent
• Post office again seeks rate hike
• Vigil held at UVa to combat sexual-orientation bullying
• Undercover agent testified at gang trial
• Feds charge Philly man in threats against Cantor
• Verizon gets $76.5M gov't cloud computing contract
• Waugh's car reportedly vandalized in Louisa
• Hearing set for Walmart near battlefield
• Calif. stars in annual earthquake drill
• White House fall garden harvest: turnips and more
• Mystery giver leaves $10,000 in WTC donation box
• NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• The Virginia Glee Club Annual Christmas Concert
• Tropical Storm Richard forms in Caribbean
• FBI: Would be Dallas bomber said he'd die for bin Laden
• UVa seeks dismissal of Cuccinelli's latest demand
• Sunday concert to promote Music for HOPE
• UPDATE: NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• Tires of 26 vehicles punctured in city
• Tea party poisons free assembly
• Competency hearing ordered in UVa student robbery case
• Perriello pork tasty, but not worth price
• Softball complex named after area's most decorated veteran
• Road merits praise
• Perriello talks about narrowing polls
• 5th District debate worthy of good listen
• Albemarle school bus driver to pay fine in wreck
• UVa students repurpose food for the needy
• UPDATE: 4 deaths prompt recall of 2 million Graco baby strollers
• Progress photographer honored by SNPA
• UVa calls for changes at embattled VQR
• Council names Lisa Green to Planning Commission
• FBI computer system years late and way over budget
• 2 indicted in fatal robbery in the city
• U.S. to sell $60 billion in advanced arms to Saudi Arabia
• House panel OKs $850,000 for African-American center
• Northern Virginia man pleads to helping Somali terror group
• Grants help pay for little things of UVa medical care
• FBI: Would be Dallas bomber said he'd die for bin Laden
• Founding Father documents to go online
• Good planets: Hard to find, noble to chart
• UVa to break ground on arts addition
• Obama heading out on 5-state, 4-day campaign swing
• Colleges will be urged to admit more Va. students
• FBI contacted about Justice Thomas' wife's call to Anita Hill
• Hurt, Perriello square off on direction of U.S.
• Obama to appear on Stewart's 'Daily Show' next week
• UPDATE: 4 deaths prompt recall of 2 million Graco baby strollers
• Blacktip or spinner suspected in Va. Beach shark attack
• Ex-UK prime minister Thatcher ill in hospital
• Italian court upholds Vatican bank account seizure
• Grant to help teach sexual assault awareness in city schools
• Work (it) out
• IMPACT to focus on mental health
• High school editorial not worth fuss
• Pearson reappointed to city Planning Commission
• Tea party deserves recognition
• Kuttner arrest spurs police to launch internal probe
• Food Drive at Barter Theatre’s Diary of Anne Frank
• Smith Aquatic & Fitness Center set to make splash
• Dominion won't build North Anna reactor without partner
• Martha Jefferson area becomes city's 1st historic conservation district
• Hurt, Perriello oppose South Korea trade deal
• Germany accuses 8 in terror charges
• JetBlue meltdown attendant due in court today
• Sarkozy vows crackdown on French protests
• UPDATE: JetBlue meltdown attendant pleads guilty
• Liberty University tops state's private-school tuition aid
• Police look for links between Pentagon, museum shootings
• With thanks, honor
• Training top teachers for tough spots focus of grant
• Lynchburg police conducting internal investigation after Kuttner traffic stop
• Virginia Beach GOP chief to quit over racist e-mail
• Perriello talks about accident
• State updates what fees schools can charge students, parents
• Roanoke College poll shows close race in 5th District
• zombie
• Harrington plaque at UVa dedicated
• The source of our blessings
• GOP would put nation at risk
• Perriello charged after Nottoway County crash
• Memorial serve a public purpose
• Hudson to rule on health-care suit by end of year
• Distance from Obama won't help Perriello
• Va. to get $249 million for school jobs
• Be an educated voter this year
• Pentagon asks media not to publish war leaks
• With thanks, honor
• UVa audience critical, polite to Cuccinelli
• Board trumps conflict with compromise
• A history lesson not learned
• Boozy headlines blur reality
• UPDATE: 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Bed brings up memories as mom goes into hospice
• Cuccinelli prepares for health-care arguments in federal court
• One penny for clean energy
• Alaska Senate candidate's guards handcuff editor
• Tilting for windmills
• Prosecutors put Abramoff associate on trial again
• Jordanian man faces sentencing in Dallas bomb plot
• Perriello, Hurt and Clark
• Perriello faces traffic infraction charge
• 4 people sent to hospital following train incident
• Another attack reported in UVa area
• MJH-Sentara merger a sign of the times
• Perriello has more cash on hand, but will it help?
• At one year mark, Harringtons try to put joy back in their lives
• Grisham to emcee dropout prevention program
• Fast-charging station likely coming for city vehicles
• Other Albemarle high schools expected to get turf fields
• State salaries: What do government employees earn?
• UVa center publishes election guide
• Area housing market shows signs of life
• Forum at Rotunda to focus on bullying of gays, others
• Flu vaccine now available at local health departments
• Albemarle Sheriff's Office seeks reserves applicants
• Virginia loses money with failing survey
• Health care panel too one-sided
• Perriello does good work, and we need it
• Women's luncheon blessed with givers
• United Way helps local school
• Shoot first, ask later
• A judgment call
• Remember Rio, king of rivers
• Controversial high school editorial published again
• Cantor defends position to not debate
• Catholics accuse Turkish nationalists of killing bishop
• $999,000 awarded for area to promote jobs, economic growth
• Parents outraged over Albemarle school schedule
• Man pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• JABA's dream of frozen-foods facility gets boost
• Witnesses describe night of killing at lodge
• Feds oppose Calif. proposition to legalize marijuana
• UVa robbery victim describes forced march for money
• Clark makes dropout offer to Hurt
• Albemarle finance director retiring
• Keswick Hall gets magazine's top ranking
• Running from the undead
• Repair work slows traffic on I64
• Widow of UVa caver carries on
• Clinton worries about UK defense spending cuts
• Witness: British aid worker abducted in Somalia
• U.S. missile attack kills 3 in Pakistan
• D.C. police say man beaten to death after breaking window
• Cuccinelli defends positions in stop at UVa
• Nigerian charged in airline bomb attempt in court
• UVa honors former architecture dean with Zintl award
• China says backers of Nobel winner support crime
• GOP supervisors reverse decision on land division
• Killer cannot erase goodness, Morgan Harrington's parents say
• Albemarle School Board, supervisors win kudos
• Dalai Lama says he would be a lousy U.S. president
• UVa committee to seek Sandridge successor
• Ex-UVa student guilty of downloading child porn from dorm room
• Cuccinelli to investigate mortgage foreclosures
• UPDATE: Judge declines to order slave burial ground survey
• Governor backs 'all-of-the-above strategy' on energy
• U.S. military says 77,000 Iraqis killed over 5 years
• Fishersville man sentenced to federal prison
• Man admits guilt in robbery attempt turned homicide
• Bad debate advice may hurt Hurt
• White House to become Pink House for breast cancer month
• Source of hiring ills: Perriello and Obama
• Medicaid too valuable for fraud, waste
• Millions spent on dropouts bares dilemma
• Health voting nothing to brag on
• Va. state tax collections rose in September
• Parents speak about Morgan Harrington one year later
• Virginia astronaut says miners have tough days ahead
• After outcry, large gas station proposal gets smaller
• Video from the Hurt-Perriello forum
• O'Donnell, Coons square of in feisty Del. Senate debate
• Guest Blog: Perriello gets aggressive in debate
• NATO chief calls for anti-missile system
• Cantor challengers debate without him
• Higher education panel crafts legislative package
• Historian to testify at Walmart battlefield trial
• Albemarle police department relatively understaffed
• Credit card fraud suspect sought
• City's Government Services Fair rescheduled for Friday
• Afghan insurgent commander killed in raid
• Obama to highlight benefits of college tax credit
• Nordics lead in eliminating gender inequality
• Delay considered for Fort Hood shooting hearing
• Report: N.Y. candidate who slammed gays once rented to them
• 4 NATO troops killed in Afghan blast
• Mexican police commander found decapitated
• Va. town hopes to fix creek
• UVa student fondled near Memorial Gym
• Meadow Creek Parkway opens temporarily
• Teens indicted in Greene church arson
• Japanese village kills dolphins but frees young
• Perriello accuses Hurt of dodging issues
• City middle school plan could cost $36 million
• Charlottesville School Board picks McKee as new member
• Proposed gas station a threat to wells, land values, critics say
• Food bank aims to take fresh foods on the go
• UPDATE: Chilean official says 1st miner to surface today
• Now you can try out the long-awaited Meadowcreek Parkway
• Va. students may get college subsidies
• Tea party is re-landscaping U.S. politics
• Water plan a step in right direction
• All councilors want to keep funding recycling center
• First of Perriello-Hurt debates is Wednesday
• Perriello reports $1.3M cash on hand
• Pet Pantry needs help to avoid empty cupboard
• Education civil rights complaints on the rise
• Chilean miners' kin struggle with jealousy, rivalries
• Focus on the booze
• Boy, 9, dies in Orange County motorcycle crash
• Schwarzenegger leads trade mission to Russia
• Perriello, Warner meet with business owners
• Roanoke man attacked near UVa, police seek information
• Schools look to challenge drugs, bullies
• A look at some the area's interesting, unusual homes
• UVa law students help take death penalty case to state's high court
• Candidate Profile: Robert Hurt
• McKenzie: Seat belts save lives ... maybe even yours
• Candidate Q&A: Robert Hurt
• Obama touts $50 billion transportation proposal
• U.S. spinal cord patient becomes first to be treated in stem cell study
• Authorities release man who tossed book near Obama
• Israeli leader offers conditional settlements freeze
• Vouchers deserve acceptance
• Litterers should pick up, throw away trash
• Mistake is now history
• Festival pays homage to landmark Big Otter Mill
• Harmony reigns despite politics
• Lynchburg Classic features 7 local bands
• Saolving America's gas addiction problem
• Going on a Saturday morning trip to the Charlottesville City Market
• Lessons learned about America's world role
• A call to end domestic violence
• Animal-friendly eats benefit all
• Civil obedience
• What's next, an avenue for Tony Sopran?
• Apple Harvest Festival offers sweet taste of fall
• Psst, wanna hear a secret? Here's where.
• Health reform is problematic
• Lynchburg nonprofits brace for elimination of grants
• Perriello: The rational choice
• Buckingham schools project brings air conditioning
• Coal plant not progressive enough
• Area home prices may not recover for years
• Health care bill provides needed relief for family
• UVa Women's Center to offer self-defense course
• School law concerns many
• Housing Authority will still get CDGB money
• Errors taint foreclosure process
• Residents urged to prevent violence at peace march
• Perriello's decision applauded by voter
• Sellers plead guilty in drug ring
• New generation moves to future
• UVa's 'Fall Blast' courts Hispanic students
• Perriello shows up, and does job right
• McKenzie: A modest proposal for a Whiskey Rebellion
• City, county recycle effort worth saving
• Helping the kids
• Boy, 9, struck by car
• Lake Monticello seeks fix for leaky pond
• Tea Party convention devises constitutional amendment
• Local builders parade their work
• Bike safety meeting planned
• Obama calls on China to free Nobel laureate Liu
• City makes various board appointments
• 15 foreign-born sex criminals arrested in Va., D.C., face deportation
• Rio closure rescheduled for Monday night
• Crack cocaine ring members await sentencing
• Newest train marks 1st birthday
• Randy Bill
• Manslaughter charges filed in wreck that killed winemaker
• Cuccinelli: Tea party 'hasn't peaked'
• City School Board applicants faces questions
• Poll suggests tea party may play role in Va. races
• U.S. spending on Afghan contractors slammed
• Chemical tanker in trouble off French coast
• Governor among 15 killed in Afghan mosque bombing
• Wayne Theater will offer tours
• Calif. enters 100th day without a budget
• North Korea confirms Kim Jong Un as next leader
• McDonnell naming Mass. official to head prisons
• AP says Obama's national security adviser resigning
• UPDATE: Calif. passes long-overdue budget
• Paper says pistol shots preceded Kent State shootings
• Hurricane Otto forms in the Atlantic
• Red-light runner camera installation delayed
• Chile mine rescue shaft nearly done; excitement builds
• All hopeful Mideast talks can go on
• Greece hit by civil servants strike
• Taliban commander, 7 others killed in Afghanistan attack
• Woman fatally stabbed in N.Va. restaurant
• Suspected U.S. missile strike kills 3 in Pakistan
• VFW endorses Perriello in Danville
• Clark may mull dropping out of 5th race
• Otto becomes a tropical storm in the Atlantic
• Bid to swat bee causes 3-car wreck in Fluvanna
• Hurt says he raised $900,000 last quarter
• Albemarle agrees to aim for teacher raises
• Car bombs kill 5 at market near Baghdad
• Teen waives right in Greene church arson
• Tea Party groups prepare for Virginia convention
• County poised to abandon fire consolidation talks with city
• FAA proposes new rules for helicopter safety
• City forced to change voting precincts
• PVCC student has TB
• Ex-UVa employee avoids jail in library thefts
• A decision to heal deficit needed soon
• Bank robber sentenced to prison
• Pay mind to water regulations
• A photo finish in the 5th?
• 5th District candidates locked in close race
• Virginia Film Festival 2010
• Southern Baptist leader: Yoga not good
• Tornadoes derail train, smash homes in N. Arizona
• '89 UVa rapist violates probation
• No new info on missing Orange girl
• Motorcycle wreck victim was a gifted winemaker
• Rep. Perriello showing desperate side in ads
• Perriello almost last among Va. delegation in party line voting
• Why the rush on a water plan?
• Garfield creator helps raise funds for area schools
• Technology causes more distractions
• Proposals for national forest draw questions
• Dropped Out
• Luring in fishermen
• Yemen explosion targets British diplomats
• Obama to award Medal of Honor today
• VFW endorses Perriello in Danville
• Slaughter honored for efforts to help the bay
• 3 arrested in Monday robbery
• Bus route to detour for Burley parade
• Albemarle Sheriff's Office earns accreditation
• Perriello decries U.S. Chamber ads
• Perriello pushes for earmark for 29 improvements
• U.S. 15 crash claims Aroda man's life
• WTJU manager resigns, citing family concerns
• East Rio closure delayed
• Attorney general issues new demand for UVa climate research
• UVa professor argues law clinic case before Supreme Court
• New home for Boys & Girls Club a dream come true
• Report: Tax drivers by the mile
• Council backs police department on funeral procession fees
• John Grisham campaigns for Perriello in Lynchburg
• Updated: Victims identified in Earlysville fatality
• Low dividends vs. make-believe ones
• Troops could be used on border
• VDOT funds weren't as they seemed
• Times Square bomber faces sentencing in NYC
• Solar power coming to White House
• Australia police say 13 Taser shocks too much
• Dozens die in Indonesian flash floods
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on Earlysville Road
• New Supreme Court term starts today
• Devin Flora
• Search for missing balloonists to end
• Rodney Wallace Jr.
• Greece to propose more austerity in 2011 budget
• Lindsay Heider Diamond
• Jimmy Carter says he feels fine after bout with virus
• Krista Townsend
• Shooting prompts Philippine judges to ask for guns
• Andy Faith
• Domestic violence awareness event is Monday night
• Health reform vote a crucial step to care
• UVa researcher uses feathers, vomit to study birds
• Singing the praises of 91.1 FM
• Making (collected) fur fashionable
• Mowing takes a back seat along area roads
• Learn more about power of speaker
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal from 9/11 families
• Annual pie contest raises money for PACEM
• Resignation unprincipled
• Signs to covet, taking direction
• UVa forum on anti-gay bullying set for this week
• Perriello is linked with 2 disasters
• Motorcycle, moving van collide on U.S. 250
• Hurt should give us more answers
• NYC's 'Naked Cowboy' says he's running for president
• Form letters not appealing to voters
• Mary Baldwin earns $1.2 million NSF grant
• Death penalty process is flawed
• Cuccinelli sends revised demand to U.Va.
• Speaking of openness …
• Are all kinds of religious fundamentalists the same?
• Interviews diminish public input
• Drilling will help stimulate economy
• Economy tops Obama's agenda today
• Regulations for mining only stopgaps
• The reel scoop on big changes in the area's cinema scene
• Census shows how recession has punished Albemarle residents
• Has drought doomed hopes for beautiful fall foliage?
• Kuttner: Supercar could make area the next Detroit
• Dogs put through their paces at Fiber Festival
• REVIEW | LCD Soundsystem at the Pavilion: Passionate but precise
• Crashes jam I-64
• Murderer charged in UVa robbery
• Of 2 minds about that motorcycle purchase ...
• CBS News analyst talks famous court cases
• UVa rolls out $122 million medical records system
• Man sentenced for eluding Nelson deputy
• Worker hit on I-64 testifies at hearing
• Garfield creator to make local appearances
• Kuttner car to be part of Lynchburg exhibit
• 14-screen theater with IMAX coming to Albemarle Place
• Presentation stresses need for early education
• Yet another UVa student accosted
• City tele-town hall on schools draws a crowd
• Juvenile charged in arson back in court
• Rain causes delays, outages
• PVCC Greene campus moving forward
• Dropout rate improves in Charlottesville
• Meadowcreek interchange gets federal OK
• Arrest made in UVa-area incident
• Wilder, survey show support for ABC privatization
• Ride the Divide
• BP says oil spill costs rise to $11.2 billion
• Bin Laden says relief organization needed for Muslim countries
• White House announcement today: Emanuel out, Rouse in
• Ex-N.J. gov. McGreevey saddened by teen's suicide
• Tired of waiting, Marine raises new flag over post office
• Dredging advocate tries to walk across reservoir
• The East ready to catch trains
• Briehl still in critical condition after crash
• Monuments extol self-aggrandized pain
• Thousands visit local job fair
• A vote for Perriello is well spent
• Respecting Aretha Franklin: The Music & Performance of the Queen of Soul
• The Adventures of Robin Hood
• Captain Blood
• The Three Musketeers
• Webb staffer to aid public in Staunton
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million items
• Pakistan holds government worker in NYC plot
• Obama to supporters here: Go to polls in November
• Police name victims in head-on collision
• Fledgling winery wins state's top wine award
• Two female University students accosted near Grounds
• Orange, Gordonsville lift water restrictions
• Charges certified against ex-Miller student
• Hurt pushes lower taxes in visit to area
• 85 percent of state students graduate on time
• UVa issues warning about attacks
• Madison man convicted of tree-cutting scam
• Huge yard sale to benefit Haiti
• Local rail success
• Anti-austerity protests sweep across Europe
• Bond revoked in hoax device case
• Charges certified in case of Nelson deputy struck by car
• Google's future in China uncertain, executive says
• Illegal to serve one year for sex with girl, 12
• Martha Jefferson to merge with Sentara
• Boy, 14, in court in Forest Hills shooting
• UVA alerts students after 3 assaults
• Engaging citizens focus of forum
• Payment plan pitched for small liquor retailers
• PVCC offers career workshops
• Powerful earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• Perriello: Money for New College Institute advances out of subcommittee
• UPDATE: Obama leaves for D.C. after conducting Q&A in South Richmond
• Suspect nabbed on I-64 after police box-in
• Inefficiency survives
• Census: Incomes in Albemarle drop
• Sentiments like Martin's are important
• Jefferson-Hemings researcher named MacArthur Fellow
• Perriello's town halls lacking substance
• Briehl of Earlysville in serious wreck in Richmond area
• Why personal wealth is needed
• Jefferson Scholars enjoy green new home
• Aretha Franklin Postponed
• Orange woman still missing
• BP's new CEO creates unit to enforce safety
• Body buried at Stonehenge came from Mediterranean
• Senate Armed Services panel takes up JFCOM closure
• 'Hemingses of Monticello' author, creator of 'The Wire' among 'genius'
• Finally, some rain. But is it enough?
• McDonnell to get briefing soon on command's future
• Were city shooting incidents linked?
• Man to serve one year for sex with girl, 12
• 2 local families win $10,000 in home energy improvements
• Teen charged with shooting girl appears in court
• Take alternative transportation, get some perks
• Bond revoked in hoax device case
• Ahead of Obama's visit, Bolling criticizes policies
• Despite his reasons, Hurt needs to debate
• Virginia wine sales rise by nearly 13 percent
• Government should serve us
• Dominion discusses nuclear plans
• Fast trains: Good idea, bad execution
• The Bride of Frankenstein
• Norway terror plot targeted Danish paper
• Israel navy halts Gaza-bound boat without violence
• Kaine: No slight in Wisc.'s Feingold skipping Obama rally
• UPDATE: Man kills self after shooting at University of Texas
• Obama: Democratic voter apathy 'inexcusable'
• Men sought in W'boro robbery
• Forum to focus on engaging citizens in democratic process
• Highway deaths down in first half of 2010, government says
• Deputy clerk set to step down after decades
• Coping with growth key to future, governor says
• Albemarle school redistricting likely, but not for next year
• Man broke into pawn shop through hole in bathroom wall
• Federally subsidized health center sought for city
• UPDATE: Va. Tech identifies student who died in balcony fall
• Staunton man charged in hit-and-run
• Truth in Washington?
• In face of threat, a show of peace
• Producing fuel-efficiency
• Faith resides not in books
• Theater criticism has really gone too far
• Politics and intolerance
• Block scheduling not the answer
• Perriello critics misstate votes
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho
• Middle class deserves tax breaks; others, no
• Dracula
• Helping rebuild Iraq, colleague to colleague
• Va. Tech student dies after balcony fall
• An entrepreneur's perspective
• Chavez allies win congressional majority in vote
• Fear and loathing in America — the ultimate tool of tyrants
• Suspected U.S. missile strike kills 2 in NW Pakistan
• OSHA needs organization, training help
• Flash flood watch in effect for Greene Co.
• Government can't manage programs
• Man shot near UVa
• Palestinians wait on decision to quit peace talks
• Ten Miler pack
• Eight nonprofits will benefit from Smith Mountain Lake home tour
• Weekend's races draw nearly 3,000 runners to area
• Mud bog fundraiser planned for Oct. 2 in Nelson
• Sabato working on extensive Kennedy book
• Post-Love death, protective order legislation revived
• City school consolidation debate turns to students
• Vegetarian Festival attracts thousands
• Perriello wants to end tax cuts for wealthy
• Most laid-off Albemarle teachers were rehired
• City, county need to agree to cooperate
• Pistol in your pocket?
• Park it and aum …
• Trrops look out where eagles soar
• Food Lion shopper, thanks for extra mile
• Hungry children await program
• Alex-Zan to hold workshop for women
• SNP displacement of residents topic of natural resources workshop
• Cantor challenger pans GOP plan
• Laura Bush speaks at St. Anne's convocation
• Interviews for city School Board seat will be closed to public
• More Va. roads to be paved, post-audit
• Giving witness: UVa holds Day of Dialogue
• Fluvanna has to solve water issue
• Perriello stands up for his constituents
• Calif. judge to weigh ownership of jumbo emerald
• Obama, at UN, eyes Sudan, Southeast Asia tensions
• Soviet coup plotter Yanayev dies at 73
• Pa. mailman admits stashing 12,000 pieces of mail
• Cameras to catch red light runners at Rio-29
• Audit: hundreds of millions unspent at VDOT
• Rutherford Institute critical of Hurt's debate stance
• 50-plus marijuana plants found in Fluvanna sweep
• Church arson case of juvenile moved to circuit court
• UVa set for Day of Dialogue
• Perriello expected to get NRA endorsement
• Prison News wins concessions in lawsuit
• Virginia executes woman
• Slavery misstep 'error of haste, not heart,' McDonnell says
• EPA issues new draft Chesapeake Bay cleanup plan
• Huguely hearing set for January; camera request denied
• New exhibit honoring Iraq soldiers at Taubman Museum
• Lawyer appointed for Ulisa Chavers in Amelia
• Perriello touts health care reform
• Teresa Lewis meets with family members
• Man accused of biting, kicking officers
• Water deal cuts too much
• Done deal: Martha Jefferson facility sold
• VDOT worker injured in 'freakish' accident
• Health changes reflect evolution
• Dial these digits to talk about the future of city schools
• Liquor road-tax rule not a logical bridge
• East Rio to close for 6 weeks
• UVa gets grant for 'smart building' research
• Orange fires town manager
• Colbert, Stewart expecting 60,000 at D.C. rallies
• La. man arrested in Va. runaway girl case
• Philadelphia to become largest U.S. city with casino
• Congress to send small business bill to Obama
• Poll shows independents as upset as Republicans
• 19 killed in fighting in Somalia's capital city
• Speeding train kills 7 elephants in India
• GOP 'Pledge' makes closing argument to voters
• Hurt says NRA to endorse Perriello
• Nev. governor has surgery after thrown from horse
• Nicaraguan diplomatic official found dead in NYC
• Drilling in Va. may be risky
• 2,500 volunteers get things done on Day of Caring
• Va. civil-commitment facility's capacity strained
• Google's 'Street View' banned by Czech Republic
• Nev. governor injured when thrown from horse
• Book says aides doubt Obama's Afghan strategy
• Kurd jailed for shoe toss at Turkish premier
• Samantha Ann Clarke
• Mt. Zion welcomes burned Ruckersville Baptist for homecoming
• NAACP backs Webb on criminal-justice bill
• Billionaire Kluge buried in modest pine casket
• 14 militants killed in attack on Afghan-NATO camp
• Louisa man charged in 16-year-old hit-and-run death
• Navy chief from Va. among those killed in Afghanistan chopper crash
• State official warns area of high cost of transportation squabbles
• Experts warn of privatization, increased drinking
• UVa study eyes effects of health reform on state
• Waynesboro police seek man on rape charges
• 5 injured in local school bus crash
• Teresa Lewis awaits execution tomorrow night at Greensville
• Houck requests study of ABC privatization
• Government is bullying Minor
• U.S. reliance on oil will worsen with bill
• Arrests in Calif. town shocked by high salaries
• Mary Baldwin names new vice president
• State divided on death penalty
• Lax regulation in Calif. blast sounds familiar
• Plane makes smooth landing on Atlanta area highway
• Obama to award Medal of Honor today
• Proposal would ban texting by haz-mat truck drivers
• Council OKs water plan; includes South Fork dredging
• Falwell backs ABC privatization plan
• Iran claims double standard in Teresa Lewis case
• Somerville attorney: Settlement not defeat
• Orange teen's disappearance now deemed suspicious
• Worker hit by car on I-64 sues woman
• Police seek sex offender in area
• Inspiration for Lynyrd Skynyrd dies in Fla.
• Time to start worrying about drought?
• SUV hits, kills Md. Green Party Senate candidate
• Obama awards Medal of Honor posthumously to Pa. man
• Multiple benefits found in dam plan
• 2006 plan best for water supply
• Danger. Zombies. Run.
• Hard economic times can be good for family roots
• Conservatism is not racist -- rreally
• Performance anxiety issues
• Assistance offered before big job fair at JPJ
• Volunteers ready for annual Day of Caring
• I am my brother's keeper
• Group VOCAL about recovering from mental illness
• Edison2 car could lead a revolution
• Government does more than we think
• UVa students launch first online, interactive musical
• Decision time arrives for Council on water plan
• More taxes, two sides, two values
• Fire off Route 20 damages 5 to 10 acres
• Silly Bandz make bold statement
• Unwelcome at school
• Orange woman reported missing
• Hospital halls serve as catwalk for patient-wear
• Image released in Seminole Square burglary cases
• Health reform already a relief
• Erroneous Craigslist ad has folks looking for free city stuff
• Bell our best option, but U.S. debt looms
• After outcry, long-time tennis pro off suspension for beard
• Local food bank in need of donations
• Venable principal resigns; reason unknown
• Perriello, Hurt campaign styles couldn't be more different
• Politico staffers talk mid-term elections at Miller Center
• Blind Fluvanna inmate wins concessions in settlement
• Higher education panel discusses sustaining revenue
• Building Goodness volunteers build playground for CYFS
• Hurt tours Crutchfield Corp.
• 9/11 slideshow shown to young Albemarle children without parental consent
• County HR director resigns amid controversies
• UVa seeks to keep Health System financially healthy
• Va. governor won't stop woman's execution
• Albemarle board weighs raises for division employees
• Don't forget to register to vote
• Perriello has done poorly with control
• Sanitizer not a prevent-all
• State trooper drowned, had heart problem
• Study: Virginia struggles to keep homegrown doctors
• In pursuit of . . .
• City schools see lower enrollment
• 6 vying for seat on city School Board
• PVCC celebrates opening of new science building
• Canosa killing trial faces delay for mental evaluations
• Survey: U.S. admires, but hasn't read, Constitution
• High court rules against Wintergreen
• Obama coming to Richmond Sept. 29
• Hurt conducts all day stump in Bedford County
• Strengthening Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Obama names Warren to consumer post
• Danish police say man injured in explosion wanted to bomb newspaper
• WAHS student who made threats starts over
• Meet Albemarle's new School Board member
• Companies accuse government of bungling spill evidence
• What happens to the uninsured
• Board position filled, in dark
• Safety not so difficult
• State police dive team member drowned, had heart disease
• Tropical Storm Karl heads to Gulf of Mexico
• Calif. candidate breaks U.S. campaign spending records
• Obama to announce expansion of education campaign
• Kuttner's team shares $10 million X Prize
• Edison2 team wins $5 million in X Prize contest
• Kaine says tea party has caused 'civil war' for GOP
• Hurt gets small business backing
• UVa, Tech rank highly on job recruiters' list
• Kaine says tea party has caused 'civil war' for GOP
• Louisa honored for housing program
• Feds seek tougher pipeline oversight
• UVa cleaning, repairing Jefferson, other statues
• Blown-out Gulf well to be sealed by Sunday
• Forestry department asks residents to collect acorns, seeds
• Coal miners rally against Obama administration
• Major book festival speakers announced
• Webb bill would demand reason for closing Norfolk command
• Area school systems, minus one, earn full accreditation
• City puts $115,000 signage proposal on hold
• Perriello's record says all we need to know
• Man sentenced for Exxon, Wendy's robberies
• Perriello listens and looks out for public
• Sex offenders arrested after being near Orange school
• Execution negates state motto
• Kluge funeral arrangements announced
• Facing controversy
• UVa OKs Rotunda renovation
• CHS String Ensemble invited to Florence Youth Festival
• Dunlora votes to spare deer from archers
• Clerk of court deserves more credit for job
• Plaque to honor Harrington to go on bridge
• U.S. accuses Iran of intimidating nuclear inspectors
• New Albemarle School Board member named
• 3 killed in Kashmir as Indian leaders hold talks
• Hurt gets small business backing
• Ex-Hartford, Conn., mayor gets 3 years in prison
• T. Boone Pickens to headline governor's energy conference
• Professor to speak on prison issues
• Injuries reported in Tenn. flare plant explosion
• Rep. Perriello proving himself in town halls
• NYC mosque will spur conflict
• John Kluge's generosity affected us all
• Obama: Students should work hard, focus on school
• Small business lending measure set to clear Senate hurdle
• Obama wants to double offshore oil inspection fees
• Latest kid craze a school distraction?
• Pedestrian dies weeks after being struck
• UVa president suggests three-year bachelor's degree
• Danish citizen guilty in local Ponzi scheme
• New fiber optic Internet line coming to area
• Obama grateful for Iran's release of U.S. hiker
• Senate opens impeachment trial against judge
• Coast to coast, tea partiers promote their cause
• Belgium says no easy way out of Catholic abuse crisis
• SAT scores hold steady
• Can you give up Facebook for a few days?
• Trial begins for hunter who thought husband was bear
• Albemarle to hold citizens fire academy
• Va. Supreme Court refuses to hear Oakwood Heights case
• Finalists for home energy makeover announced
• Northrop Grumman offers $250,000 for IT inquiry
• Monticello archaeologists focused on slave life
• Panel urges more 10-hour, 4-day work weeks
• Greene park has ambitious plans for future
• Warner says government can't keep bailing out economy
• UVa study: Hand sanitizer of little help preventing colds, flu
• Melting sea ice forces walruses ashore in Alaska
• Burnt Quran found outside Knoxville mosque
• Agency reconsiders DUI as deportable offense
• Interfaith Center leads coalition against privatization
• Obama says his policies have stabilized economy
• Beck rally aimed at all parties
• Give Perriello credit for civility, respect
• UVa monetary decisions must be on point
• On hallowed ground
• Housing an indicator of recession
• Blaming Obama for lack of judges 'absurd'
• Burn a Quran day and the power of ignorance
• Local congregations make the world their church
• Will bridge project endanger Shamrock Road pedestrians?
• Local team races to finish in $5 million supercar contest
• Audit finds deficiencies in local court clerks' offices
• Local congregations make the world their church
• Top of the Hops Beer Festival draws thirsty crowd
• Too much lust in Ga.
• And the word is . . .
• Zombie courses pick your brain
• Bell part of solution, and to be respected
• Festival a tribute to local talent
• A truly moving experience
• 40th anniversary of Friedman's assault on corporate responsibility
• Higher dam needed for growth
• Medal of Honor winner Salvatore Giunta
• Jury suggests 4 years for UVa student who killed father
• Arbitration ends Somerville death suit
• Local firm working on Sept. 11 United 93 memorial
• Ex-ambassador sees lessons in long war
• McKenzie column: A long life, devoted to diplomacy
• Boy arrested in shooting of girl, 13, in city park
• Castro says he was misinterpreted on Cuban economy
• Gaga-ing too far
• DQuran bonfire a very low road
• Perriello fights causes of economic turmoil
• The gap of growth, development
• EPA says major bay polluter must cut nitrogen output
• Report says U.S. must deal with domestic radical problem
• 11 Afghans injured in anti-Quran-burning protests
• Peace Corps volunteer killed in Lesotho
• Tom Perriello
• Albemarle School Board picks 4 finalists for Wheeler's seat
• At UVa, Warner backs ending tax cuts -- but adding others
• UVa student guilty of killing dad
• Girl, 13, shot in city park
• Street fair aims to better link West Main, city
• Survey finds demand for more bike lanes
• McDonnell tells military panel to protect bases
• Corrections should review policy
• Liberals in denial about health care
• UVa president has reader's support
• Quran burning spreads hatred
• Federal charges in Parkway shooting
• McDonnell scales back tax in ABC proposal
• Obama meets with senior advisers today
• 4 suspected terrorists escape from U.S. prison in Iraq
• A whole different Playboy channel -- for the blind
• Albemarle selects its new executive
• Rutherford condemns city-county closed-door meetings
• Local billionaire Kluge, one of America's richest men, dies at 95
• Federal charges in Parkway shooting
• China blacks out towns to meet energy goal
• Suspected U.S. missile attacks rock Pakistan
• Mexico says 2 bodies likely massacre investigators
• Former UVa student on trial in father's death
• Vatican condemns U.S. man's plans to burn Quran
• Major aftershocks plague quake-rocked New Zealand
• GOP reveals Perriello staffers' addresses
• Beer Wars
• Obama infrastructure idea divides 5th District foes
• Judge grants bond for man charged with shooting neighbor
• Suspect in wife-stabbing claims infidelity
• City rolls out red carpet for mini goats
• Screenings for the well-informed
• Perriello seeks out ways to save world
• Green effort a team one too
• Bobcat on power pole sparks Calif. brush fire
• County losing tireless worker in Mullaney
• The young hero
• Federal funding is beneficial
• Rep. Perriello deserves trust on tax-cut issue
• Obama getting fewer judges confirmed than Nixon
• NATO asks for more troops for Afghanistan
• Va.-based submarine returns from 6-month deployment
• Flight attendant in passenger tiff due in N.Y. court
• AP says Obama to back more business tax breaks
• Man scales Calif. skyscraper with suction cups, is arrested
• Petraeus says burning Quran endangers U.S. troops
• Second city neighborhood meeting planned
• NATO says Afghan forces can take control next year
• Farm tour offers glimpse inside food production
• UPDATE: Flight attendant being evaluated for possible plea deal
• Obama to mark 9/11 anniversary at Pentagon
• Athletes must keep watch for symptoms
• 620,000 tree plantings planned by Civil War anniversary
• Orange man dies after falling from car
• Sales tax figures show varying sources from city vs. county
• Muslims should be free to worship
• Pro-lifers ought to support health-care act
• Restore the balance
• Fearless vs. fearful flying
• Game officers prep for hunting rule enforcement
• Tennis program designed for autistic children
• City's future skyline scaled down
• Flower power starts to flame
• Albemarle parks director to retire
• Thompson brought center to its heights
• School Board applicants to make case to the public
• Church gracious in efforts to women
• A-maze-ing adventure in Somerset
• Expert could help a 9/11 study
• Man arrested in stabbing death of city woman
• 'Fore!' to 'Fire!'
• National College moving farther north
• Another pot story
• UVa professor gets national recognition as an innovator
• Out in the open
• Resources for fighting online crimes against children questioned
• Funding is needed to fix Virginia dam
• Debates for third-party candidates needed
• Letter speaks out for college town residents
• Surplus news only good if it helps
• Rehashing past jobs can be eye-opening
• City seeks donated tree for holiday celebration
• Jill Jensen
• Crozet library -- unfit for use?
• UVa endowment rebounds
• Winchester veterinarian charged with animal cruelty
• Change, like a thief in the night
• Tax cuts aren't doing us any good at all
• Bailouts keep debt flowing
• Clark rescinds offer to withdraw in 5th District
• Latest Gulf oil rig problem starkly differs from BP spill
• Obama to address jobless report today
• Gates says U.S. making progress in Afghanistan
• Va. transportation chief proposes 6-state I-81 summit
• 5 killed in latest wave of Russian fires
• Virginia prisons' reading policy overturned
• Perriello's local town hall to be webcast
• Woman charged with stalking in Greene
• Giant collecting food for local needy on Friday
• City board weighs closing of Buford or Walker
• Beaten homeless man's family wants to hold service
• More local jobs vanish
• Judge punishes Mich. juror over Facebook post
• PVCC satellite campuses on track
• UPDATE: Wanted man captured, Amherst authorities say
• Mental exam ordered for killing suspect
• Israel, Palestinians agree to 2nd round of talks
• Perriello quits Tea Party event after it is closed to public
• Perriello critic not looking at all sides
• The National Theatre Live in HD: A Disappearing Number
• Closed meetings corrupt process
• The National Theatre Live in HD: The Cherry Orchard
• Va. computer woes have a long history
• The National Theatre Live in HD: Hamlet
• Earl threatens Outer Banks; Va. could escape brunt
• The National Theatre Live in HD: FELA!
• UPDATE: No sign of oil spill after Gulf platform fire
• The National Theatre Live in HD: King Lear
• Earl warnings extend to Long Island as uncertainty remains
• The National Theatre Live in HD: Frankenstein
• 2 American troops killed in Afghan attacks
• Several Amtrak routes in Va. canceled due to Earl
• Hawking says God not needed for creation
• UPDATE: Va., N.C. prepare as Earl moves toward coast
• An Evening with Diana Krall
• Just Announced: Diana Krall to play The Paramount on November 18
• Woman shot in yard was victim of target shooting gone astray, police say
• Gates with Iraq troops as combat mission ends
• Obama holds Mideast talks today
• Conn. driver falls from car on I-95; Dodge goes on
• 3 Oxfam workers killed in northeastern Afghanistan
• Man accused in Nelson County slaying to have mental health evaluation
• Spain halves deficit with austerity measures
• UPDATE: Lawmakers want to handle investigation of state computer problems
• UVa rolls out 'The Good Ol' App'
• City seeks School Board applicants
• Amherst authorities say wanted man is trying to flee Virginia
• Council lacks full representation
• Open up interviews for School Board
• Retirement brings change to county
• UPDATE: Discovery gunman shot by police; 3 hostages safe
• Va. atomic research center getting $73.2 million upgrade
• 5th hopeful offers to drop out if leaker steps forward
• GOP asks ethics probe of Wittman's challenger
• 15 apply for county School Board spot
• Perriello praised by former teacher
• Local woman, 61, shot while watering plants
• Mosque opportunity for dialogue
• After suicide, UVa puts VQR issue on hold
• Closed-door meetings are legal loopholes
• Albemarle beaches close early
• Local ceremony planned for 9/11
• UPDATE: Lawmakers want to handle investigation of state computer problems
• The Met:Live in HD Season Subscription
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Petraeus: Afghan concern about Pakistan is legitimate
• McDonnell moves ahead with seeking police role in enforcing immigration law
• Earl threatens U.S. coast after hitting Caribbean
• Governor pushes liquor-store plan at town-hall meeting
• Poll says most New Yorkers want developers to move mosque
• Oval Office makeover to debut in Iraq speech
• Montana drinking and driving culture at crossroads
• Perriello to speak to Tea Party in Lynchburg
• UPDATE: 5 American troops killed in Afghanistan
• Kinser becomes first woman to head Va. Supreme Court
• UPDATE: U.S. investigates potential terrorist test run
• UPDATE: Unlikely that 2 men were plotting terror, AP says
• Former 9/11 Commission head: To build nations, start local
• White House says Texas governor declined border security meeting
• Obama says he's not worried about Muslim rumors
• Displays aside, your best bet is ballot box
• Church's generosity noticed
• Perriello opposes renewing tax cuts
• UPDATE: Hurricane Earl becomes Category 3 storm
• Louisa woman dies in wreck
• Updated: Judge sides with UVa in climate case, dismissing Cuccinelli demands
• Congregation of burned church continues to meet
• Suspect in Alaska police killings surrenders
• UVa president preaches, answers questions
• Birds sold for a song
• Ellie -as lucky as a dog can bee
• Now years later we are killing MLK's dream
• Here's a church badly burned, but not broken
• No rate appears low enough for now
• Perriello need not hide record
• 'Surplus' should pay back retirement system
• Hurricane warning issued for U.S. Virgin Islands
• Obama to devote much of week to Middle East
• Detour coming to Buckingham road
• Autism institute to host open house
• Closed city-county meetings questioned
• Crescent Halls' fate lies in structural soundness study
• City police start charging for funeral procession escorts
• Say ALOHA to the abacus
• abacus
• Sherman Maurice Hester
• Woman, 49, running 15 marathons in 15 days for a cause
• Funeral for Louisa shooting victim held
• 5th candidate has long history of personal debt
• Meeting on Massive Resistance planned for MLK PAC
• Sean Douglas Heiderscheidt
• 7th District hopeful loses ballot challenge
• Feeding deer about to become illegal
• Cuccinelli decision on court devices raises staffing questions
• Shopkeeper, a Free Union institution for decades, dies at 90
• City, county edge closer to school funds deal
• Miller Centers marks 35 years of enhancing the public discourse
• Jimmy Carter secures release of American in North Korea
• Deer-feeding ban starts Sept. 1 across Va.
• Danielle becomes a Category 4 hurricane
• 5 killed in Afghanistan market bombing
• Fed's best move: Don't be a hero
• Philippine fire leaves thousands homeless
• Second man arrested in downtown robbery
• Energy upgrades for low-income housing get boost
• Earlysville home declared a total loss
• Law enforcement on alert before Louisa funerals
• Expanded hunter safety course being offered this weekend
• Louisa man arrested after lengthy pursuit on I-64
• Campaign sign marked by racial slur in Louisa
• Recession may have pushed U.S. birth rate to new low
• Massive computer outage halts some agencies
• More federal waters in gulf reopen to fishing
• Fluvanna women's prison cited for high rate of sexual misconduct
• Restoration continues on Va computer outage
• Tea Partiers give Perriello an earful
• New Orleans levee upgrades nearly ready
• UPDATE: American imprisoned in N. Korea returns to Boston
• Little League embezzler: I stole to help kids
• DMV
• Critics: Cuccinelli opinion could shutter local abortion clinic
• City motel evacuated after small fire
• Pakistani Taliban hint at attacks on aid workers
• Some state government computer service restored
• Swimming banned in part of Va. Beach
• N.Va. man wanted for pedophilia arrested in Poland
• Government estimates millions drive drunk in U.S.
• Army ending its GED program for aspiring soldiers
• Afghanistan militants kill 8 policemen
• Farmers in the Park
• George Washington would toast liquor privatization
• Jones to pursue permanent spot as city manager
• Two arrested in connection with church arson
• Former basketball star loses scholarship
• County Executive announces retirement
• Judge confirms award in heated Landmark Hotel battle
• School bus safety
• Bad idea: Playing politics with pensions
• 1st Annual Charlottesville Health Access Bid For Bachelors Event
• Silent Classics: September Movies at The Paramount
• Ten Dollar Miracle works, money collected for twins
• Virginia district lines could face major changes
• College presidents group to seek more tuition-setting power
• College presidents want more flexibility on tuition
• City schools set for first day
• ABC
• Charlottesville area named No. 1 place for retirees
• McDonnell in Fredericksburg
• Albemarle names new assistant principals
• News Virginian wins APME honors
• City panel tours sites as steep slopes rules under review
• UPDATE: 72 found dead in Mexico may be migrants
• House wrecked by fire after boy roasts marshmallows
• Pentagon computers attacked with flash drive in 2008
• Bus, scheduling changes on tap for Albemarle schools
• Thomas' wife to address Tea Party convention
• County panel allows family to subdivide property
• Woman sentenced in Little League embezzlement
• Family recounts Louisa shootings
• Goodlatte to hold town hall in Valley
• Obama appeals stem cell ruling; some work to stop
• Jimmy Carter arrives in North Korea
• NTSB releases preliminary report on Alaska crash
• Marines find 72 bodies in Mexico
• Webb secures Senate hearing on Va. command
• Cuccinelli: State can further regulate abortion clinics
• 'He shot everyone,' says Louisa survivor who lost son
• Norfolk sailors heading to flood-ravaged Pakistan
• Jimmy Carter to N. Korea to free American
• Consumers want a voice on health-care panel
• Number of U.S. forces in Iraq falls below 50,000
• Authorities identify man found at Falls
• Police say 'angry feud' preceded Louisa slayings
• Man falls to death at Crabtree Falls
• Public housing overhaul approved
• Ruckersville church fire deemed arson
• ACLU seeks high court ruling on college alcohol advertising
• Man accused of shooting deputy sought in SW Va.
• City begins planning its 250th birthday bash
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to USDA
• Carnival ride operator guilty of touching girls
• More Va. waterways polluted
• Carnival ride operator guilty of touching girls
• Let's not duplicate New Jersey's poor decisions
• Fluvannans odd in their civility
• Warming could endanger Va.'s mountain wildlife
• E. Rio going to one lane Monday night
• Va. categorizes more waters as polluted
• Part of Meadowcreek Parkway opening temporarily
• Police say 'angry feud' preceded Louisa slayings
• 'Meet Yer Eats' farm tour planned for Labor Day
• Firm to pay $52.4 million in Minn. bridge collapse
• Perriello can't hide his record
• Vandalized Greene church now victim of fire
• 'Depression' offers valuable lessons
• Museum hosts Camille program
• New clinic welcome
• 5th District campaigns taking shape
• A serious loss
• Authorities ID one of Amherst plane crash victims
• Elk restocking reasonable
• Faith groups attack McDonnell's liquor store plan
• Petraeus vows no sudden troop exodus from Afghanistan
• Boy, 3, drowns in Potomac tributary in Arlington
• NATO says bombs kill 2 foreign troops in Afghanistan
• Obama keeps low profile on vacation
• The Met Live in HD: Puccinis La Fanciulla Del West
• Property dispute preceded deadly shooting in Louisa, official says
• 5th candidates' views on 'anchor babies'
• First-years brave the heat on move-in day
• Apple spirits company eyeing Scottsville tire plant
• It's time that Obama starts doing his job
• Defending First Amendment rights different from endorsing the message
• Follow country music for enduring truths
• School goals not realistic
• Will should learn European history
• It was right to pass health bill
• New Madison winery uses green principles
• Nelson museum to hold Camille program Sunday
• World's tallest man
• UVa helps treat world's tallest man
• Albemarle officer truly serves, protects
• Majority rule needs checks on it
• Calling all suspects
• With pen in hand
• He can hold his beer
• This solution was overkill
• PVCC classes, late registration begin Monday
• Albemarle gets AAA bond rating
• In Greene, Perriello addresses effects of health care reform
• Harrington family remembers slain daughter
• Fluvanna eliminates no water options
• Judge hears UVa climate dispute
• Ex-pastor, 81, guilty of soliciting child in Louisa
• Vandals strike at church; now that is low
• Perriello gag order has obvious basis
• Rescuers don't need us meddling
• Poll says nearly 6 in 10 oppose war in Afghanistan
• Big, bold colors fit for a president
• Va. ssurplus? Only when all debts are paid
• After suicide, UVa launches probe of VQR
• Earlysville sees various traffics
• Fluvanna holds emergency talks on water
• A vote for Hurt is 1 for core beliefs
• 15,000 expected for UVa move-in day
• Cuccinelli's climate probe of UVa heads to court
• Charlie Chaplin Double Feature: Shoulder Arms & The Kid
• Nosferatu
• The Thief of Bagdad
• Afghan insurgent leader caught; 3 NATO troops die
• U.S. says Iran needs a year to develop nuclear weapon
• Obama takes family on vacation
• Thais to extradite Russian arms suspect to U.S.
• 22-mile-long oil plume in gulf?
• 'God' bows to law
• After criticism, Perriello withdraws sign ban
• Shooting victim takes stand in apparent road rage case
• UVa's new hospital seeks to serve niche needs
• UVa plans review of VQR magazine following suicide
• U.S. service member killed in Afghanistan
• Obama family heads to Martha's Vineyard
• New Virginia veterans cemetery to open next spring
• Goodbye, Iraq: Last U.S. combat brigade heads home
• Va. retailers make plea to change the BPOL tax
• U.S. says Iraqi forces are up to the task
• Greene Walmart
• Ex-treasurer's wages garnished for embezzlement
• Remembering a crusader
• New documents shed light on relationship between Love, Huguely
• Perriello feels the heat in Danville stop
• Virginia budget surplus grows to $400 million
• County supervisors, school board promise better communication
• McDonnell says he wouldn't put mosque near 9/11 site, but it's up to New York
• WorldStrides parking needs are behind city tax incentive
• Moving the map
• Three whale tails to replace one damaged tail
• Charlottesville man charged in abduction
• Speaking up called good way to prevent child sexual abuse
• Louisiana shrimpers report clean 1st-day catch
• Louisa finally gives up on Fluvanna in water partnership
• AP says terrorist tapes found under CIA desk
• WikiLeaks: Army willing to discuss Afghan files
• Looking at the good in society
• FBI: 'No danger to the public' from powder mailed to Hurt
• WTJU should look to students for help
• VDOT says road project won't disturb endangered snakes
• Penalties don't fit the crime
• Mill Creek embezzler sentenced
• Judge throws out piracy charges against 6 Somalis in Norfolk
• Muslims pray daily at Pentagon's 9/11 crash site
• Groups file in support of UVa in climate suit
• Obama says economy coming back slowly but surely
• State surplus amount grows larger
• Debate organizers made that choice
• Authorities recover missing equipment from Kia
• Debate absence was unfortunate
• Homeless man suffers near fatal beating downtown
• The Met Live in HD: Wagner’s Das Rheingold
• The Met Live in HD: Donizetti’s Don Pasquale
• The Met Live in HD: Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor
• The Met Live in HD: Wagner’s Die Walküre
• The Met Live in HD: Verdi’s Il Trovatore
• The Met Live in HD: Gluck’s Iphigénie en Tauride
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• The Met Live in HD: Puccini’s La Fanciulla del West
• The Met Live in HD: Verdi’s Don Carlo
• The Met Live in HD: Nixon in China
• Polarity Pole Dance Competition
• Matt Kleberg
• August Movies Rock at The Paramount
• Fall Season Tickets On Sale to Public Tuesday at 10am
• Janice Arone
• Full house at The Paramount for World Cup Final
• Diary of Anne Frank
• Charlotte’s Web
• Natalie MacMaster
• Warren Miller Entertainment’s Wintervention
• Duke Ellington Orchestra
• Shawn Colvin
• Kingston Trio
• Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
• Craig Ferguson
• Fall Season Announcement ~ The Paramount Theater
• Ash Lawn Opera: Opens with Don Giovanni on Saturday
• “Singing the Gospel”
• Amber Marley Padilla
• Standing in the Shadows of Motown
• Don’t Look Back
• Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison
• This Is Spinal Tap
• Summer Movie Schedule: Family fun and musical icons
• Lions Gone Country
• Rachel Kerwin
• Michelle Gagliano
• WeArts: Fire in the Belly Dance Company
• Daniel Hildt
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• Randi Hvatum
• Renee Fleming does Indie Rock, Soprano Style
• Bethany Pierce
• Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
• Etta Harmon Levin
• Superman
• Salena Gerdes
• Get Green with DelFosse for Earth Day!
• College Softball: Virginia Sweeps Doubleheader From Tigers
• #1 Virginia Uses Big Innings To Beat Towson
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• Baby Boomers Caring For Aging Parents: How To Be A Better Caregiver
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Albemarle County
• Albemarle County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Albemarle County
• Virginia Film Festival
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• The Writers Are in the House
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