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Charlottesville-area food pantries ready to help as emergency SNAP benefits end
Adjusting to the lower monthly SNAP benefits can be a big change for some, so food pantries in the Charlottesville area want you to know that they’re here and ready to help. → Read More
UVA Health research may significantly help protect mothers from sepsis
A new study from UVA Health says an existing and common antibiotic may be able to protect mothers from sepsis and death during childbirth. → Read More
Hospice of the Piedmont event to help with end-of-life planning
Hospice of the Piedmont is set to host an event March 2 that teaches people how to have hard conversations at the end of life. → Read More
Survey reports more teachers are witnessing violent classroom incidents since pandemic
According to two surveys reported by EAB and the School Superintendent Association, the number of teachers reporting they have witnessed a violent classroom incident has doubled since the COVID-19 pandemic began. → Read More
Charlottesville releases draft zoning map
Charlottesville has released its draft zoning map. → Read More
Virginia lawmakers considering ‘water cremation’
Senate Bill 1487 in the General Assembly would allow the use of alkaline hydrolysis, also known as water cremation, to decompose a body. → Read More
UVA Partnership for Leaders in Education speaks on how to rethink schooling system
A new report from the UVA Partnership for Leaders in Education says it’s time to start rethinking schooling from the ground up. → Read More
Senate passes bill to require mental health courses in Virginia schools
Senators in the General Assembly are coming together to create legislation that would require mental health courses in all of Virginia’s public schools. → Read More
Registration open for Front Porch camps
Registration is open for the Front Porch’s Spring Break and Summer Camps. → Read More
Charlottesville’s economy is strong, according to recent report
The Office of Economic Development is offering an update on Charlottesville’s economic activity for 2022. → Read More
Wintergreen Adaptive Sports hosts 19th Annual Wounded Warriors Weekend
Up to 15 wounded veterans and their family members enjoyed free lessons, free food, and an unforgettable experience at Wintergreen. → Read More
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank preparing for Back-To-School Food Drive
The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is preparing for its annual Back-To-School Food Drive. → Read More
Charlottesville startup among top 25 healthcare technology leaders of Virginia
Caretaker Medical, a digital health startup in Charlottesville, was named one of the top 25 healthcare technology leaders of Virginia in 2023. → Read More
Emergency crews respond to car fire at Lee Street Garage
A car caught on fire on the third floor of the Lee Street Garage, near UVA Medical Center, Sunday. → Read More
Albemarle working on resource list for SNAP recipients
Virginia’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is currently set to expire in March. → Read More
UVA Health: Menstrual symptoms hurt workplace productivity for many women
It also finds that women are not likely to report if their symptoms are affecting them. → Read More
Charlottesville real estate assessments up roughly 12%
The numbers are in, and real estate assessments in Charlottesville are up a little more than 12%. → Read More
Charlottesville repairing, modernizing 3 affordable housing sites
Charlottesville is continuing its redevelopment and refurbishment of affordable housing in the city. → Read More
Waynesboro vigil calls for more affordable housing
Thousands of families around Virginia struggle to afford a place to live. → Read More
UVA wins over Wake Forrest
The UVA Cavaliers came out with a victory against Wake Forest Saturday, January 21, with a final score of 76-67. → Read More