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JABA program helping to feed seniors as SNAP benefits dwindle
The Jefferson Area Board for Aging is stepping in as SNAP benefits are being reduced across the commonwealth. → Read More
Louisa County Elementary students get hands-on experience in the garden
Louisa County Elementary students met at Thomas Jefferson Elementary for a hands-on learning experience planting lima beans and pulling weeds. → Read More
Rescue squad looking to build new station in Crozet
The Western Albemarle Rescue Squad is looking to add a new location. → Read More
Center for Politics Director Larry Sabato responds to UVA’s hiring of Liz Cheney
UVA says that Cheney has real-world experience in politics and can give students a glimpse into what goes on behind the scenes, and that having someone who has this background will teach its students valuable lessons. → Read More
Father of man killed in Charlottesville standoff speaks out against police response
Cecil Sites says that his son, Billy Sites, should still be alive, despite police saying otherwise. → Read More
Schools may soon have ability to require students be vaccinated against COVID-19
Vaccines for conditions like rubella, mumps, and measles are already on the list. Doctor Costi Sifri with UVA Health says the hope is to make COVID-19 just as rare to catch one day. → Read More
Charlottesville historians discuss local Green Books and their significance to Black travelers
During the Jim Crow era, Green Books served as a life line for Black travelers looking to get from point A to point B while avoiding danger. → Read More
Rep. Spanberger seeking answers on $201M budget shortfall for Virginia schools
7th District Representative Abigail Spanberger (D) is calling on Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) to be transparent about what his mitigation plans are. → Read More
UVA Health: Trial underway to find drug to help reduce COVID-19 symptoms
Doctor Patrick Jackson with UVA Health says there is one gap in current research, that being finding a drug to reduce symptoms for people who are not immunocompromised. → Read More
Senator Deeds pushing for bill to limit prescription drug costs
25th District Senator Creigh Deeds (D) is championing a bill to limit prescription drug costs. → Read More
New treatment may help reduce COVID-19 hospitalizations
Omicron variants of the coronavirus are putting researchers and doctors to the test. A new treatment is on the horizon for people whose bodies do not respond to the vaccine. → Read More
Delegate Hudson arguing for more funds to go to Virginia’s schools
Thursday, February 9, marked Budget Day in Richmond, and tax breaks and teacher pay are two of the topics state legislators are discussing. → Read More
Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA bringing outside third party to review criticism
The Charlottesville-Albemarle Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is hiring McGuireWoods law firm. → Read More
Health & Wellness Center of Louisa operating at limited capacity while undergoing repairs
After the late December cold snap that saw many others affected by burst pipes, repairs are finally underway for the health center. → Read More
Stanardsville woman believes she contracted histoplasmosis on farm, warns others
A fungus that lives in Virginia soil may have left a Stanardsville woman legally blind. → Read More
Stanardsville woman believes she contracted histoplasmosis on farm, warns others
A fungus that lives in Virginia soil may have left a Stanardsville woman legally blind. → Read More
Agency collecting blankets for children in foster care
A foster care agency is asking you to give a little of yourself and help help keep a child in need warm. → Read More
Petite Marie Bette celebrating Black History Month with limited-time decorated cakes
Petite Marie Bette is selling cakes with prominent Black figures stenciled on top with powdered sugar. → Read More
Albemarle County checking, replacing lead pipes
The Environmental Protection Agency is working to accelerate lead pipe replacement. → Read More
Senator Mark Warner says it’s time to raise the debt ceiling
He says it will help the nation pay social security, military salaries, Medicare benefits and tax refunds. → Read More