Lottye Lockhart
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Charlottesville, VA, United States
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Charlottesville group in need of diaper donations to help families
Charlottesville’s Donor Diaper is asking for the community to help it continue to provide free kits to families. → Read More
Albemarle County names new Chief Financial Officer
Albemarle County has named Nelsie Birch the next Chief Financial Officer effective June 29. → Read More
Champion Brewing in Charlottesville offers delivery nationwide
Champion Brewing in Charlottesville is now making deliveries directly to any front door across the United States. → Read More
Virginia State Police investigates a fatal single-vehicle crash in Louisa County
Virginia State Police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash in Louisa County. → Read More
High court declines to revisit immigrant issue during virus
The justices in January voted 5-4 along ideological lines to allow the Trump administration to implement its policy while lawsuits against it continued. → Read More
Charlottesville’s Downtown Grille closes
The Downtown Grille announced Monday, April 20, its closing up after more than 20 years in business. → Read More
Albemarle Co. martial arts studio offers online lessons during coronavirus shutdown
Martial arts normally rely on daily practice and instruction. With restrictions on gatherings and fear about spreading coronavirus, one Albemarle County taekwondo and hapkido studio is finding ways to punch and kick through this crisis. → Read More
Medical professionals discuss need for COVID-19 tests on Democratic Party phone call
A professor at the University of Virginia and an emergency room nurse in Charlottesville made up part of a phone call hosted by the Democratic Party of Virginia on Tuesday. → Read More
Batesville Market now delivering
The Batesville Market is trying something new to help people around the community. → Read More
You can’t unsee Jack Black’s TikTok video, but why would you want to?
Jack Black's “Quarantine Dance” features high kicks, spins, and even a dodgy attempt at the “Russian Doll Dance” from “The Nutcracker.” → Read More
UVA nursing students attend online dog therapy office hours
Students at the University of Virginia’s School of Nursing are staying calm and focused during the coronavirus pandemic, thanks in part to virtual therapy dog office hours. → Read More
Albemarle Co. family “chalks up” positivity to being outside during COVID-19
Some Albemarle County mothers are helping to make sure people out for a walk have something positive to think about. → Read More
Albemarle County lunch program during coronavirus shutdown expands
Free meals are now more accessible for students across Albemarle County during the coronavirus shutdown. → Read More
ACPD: Suspect arrested on grand larceny charges
A Scottsville man faces charges for allegedly stealing two vehicles in Albemarle County Wednesday, March 25. → Read More
MRRJ suspending family visitations due to COVID-19 concerns
Middle River Regional Jail said Friday, March 13, that it is suspending family visitations until further notice. → Read More
UVA, VHSL basketball games stay on schedule amid coronavirus concerns
University of Virginia and Virginia High School League will continue as scheduled, amid cancellations of other major events in the U.S. and abroad because of the COVID-19 outbreak. → Read More
UVA, VHSL basketball games stay on schedule amid coronavirus concerns
University of Virginia and Virginia High School League will continue as scheduled, amid cancellations of other major events in the U.S. and abroad because of the COVID-19 outbreak. → Read More
Virginia Festival of the Book canceled amid coronavirus concerns
Organizers with the Virginia Festival of the Book have announced that the annual event will be canceled amid concerns over COVID-19, also known as coronavirus. → Read More
Donations for Charlottesville’s sister city in Ghana are stacking up
Donations collected for the Charlottesville-Winneba Foundation will soon be sent to our sister city in Ghana. → Read More
UVA researchers using grant to develop new test for autism
Researchers at the University of Virginia are working on a way to test for autism when a baby is born. → Read More