Jennifer Walker
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Wonder Woman 2 to Film in Alexandria in Summer 2018
Wonder Woman is coming to Virginia this summer, according to the Washington Business Journal. → Read More
CASPCA to Offer Low Cost Microchip and Rabies Drop-in Clinic Sunday
The Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA will offer a low cost microchipping and rabies clinic Sunday, May 6. → Read More
Boys and Girls Club of Central Va. Hosts Cops 4 Kids Day
The Boys & Girls Club of Central Virginia will host the 2018 Cops 4 Kids Day on Friday, May 4th from 4:00-6:00pm at the Cherry Avenue Boys & Girls Club at 1000B Cherry Avenue. → Read More
Devils Backbone Brewing Company Awarded Two World Beer Cup Awards
On May 3, Devils Backbone Brewing Company was awarded two World Beer Cup Awards at the ceremony in Nashville, TN. → Read More
Business Owners Weigh-in on Plans for West Main Street
Business owners are reacting to the latest plans to overhaul West Main Street in Charlottesville. → Read More
Police Arrest FUMA Student who Threatened to Open Fire During Chapel
On 04/24/2017 officials at the Fork Union Military Academy notified the Fluvanna County Sheriff's Office of a threatening message that was written on a wall in one of their bathrooms. → Read More
Martha Jefferson Hospital Receives A Grade for Safety
It's an "A" grade for safety at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital in Albemarle County. → Read More
People in Central Virginia Celebrate Thomas Jefferson's 275th Birthday
Dozens of central Virginians are celebrating the 275th birthday of Thomas Jefferson. → Read More
Devils Backbone Offering Brewing Classes at PVCC
Devil's Backbone is offering brewing classes at PVCC for aspiring brewers. → Read More
Charlottesville Derby Dames Searching for Practice Space Closer to Home
Members of the non-profit organization, the Charlottesville Derby Dames (CDD), are on the hunt for a permanent home to prep for their bouts. → Read More
VDOT Warns Drivers of Refreezing for Monday Night, Tuesday Morning Commute
VDOT is s urging motorists to be cautious throughout Monday afternoon and during the evening commute, as weather ranging from a wintry mix to snow continues to fall in many areas across the commonw... → Read More
UPDATE: Man Wanted in Connection to Staunton Shooting Arrested
Authorities have apprehended Orion Jeffrey Painter, who was wanted in connection to the second degree murder in Staunton. The Augusta County Sheriff's Office found the 22-year-old the afternoon o... → Read More
Baby Goat Snuggling Sessions Available at Albemarle County Farm
Caromount Farm in Esmont is hosting baby goat snuggling sessions through April. This is the farm's third year hosting snuggle sessions for people to come out and relieve stress by cuddling baby goa... → Read More
Hope Team in Staunton Hosts Conference to Prevent Human Trafficking
The Hope Team in Staunton hosted a conference at First Baptist Church in order to advice attendees on human trafficking. → Read More
Albemarle County Hosts Job Fair to Attract New School Bus Drivers
Albemarle County hosted a job fair on Saturday in hopes of gaining new applicants for bus driver positions. → Read More
Greene County Man Arrested after a Series of Burglaries
The Albemarle County Police Department arrested 28 year-old Steven Tyler Miller of Ruckersville on various charges related to a serious of break-ins. → Read More
Waynesboro High School will Perform Avenue Q
Waynesboro High School is set to perform Avenue Q, a play once known for it's strong adult content. → Read More
PVCC Introduces First Official Mascot
Piedmont Virginia Community College unveiled its first official mascot, a panther, on February 21 → Read More
PVCC Introduces First Official Mascot
Piedmont Virginia Community College unveiled its first official mascot, a panther, on February 21 → Read More
Democratic Candidates for Charlottesville City Council Discuss Plans for the City
Democratic candidates for Charlottesville City Council, Heather Hill and Amy Laufer spoke outside of Mount Zion First African Baptist Church on November 3. → Read More