Rachel Hirschheimer
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Burn survivor is sharing her story of resilience and gratitude
A Charlottesville mother of two is sharing her story after a tragic accident left 85% of her body burned. → Read More
Burn survivor is sharing her story of resilience and gratitude
A Charlottesville mother of two is sharing her story after a tragic accident left 85% of her body burned. → Read More
UVA Health being honored for supporting LGBTQ+ patients, team members
Three UVA Health hospitals are being recognized with the LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader award from the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. → Read More
Summer program helping African American students succeed in the classroom
Organizer say more than three dozen young African American students are on the path towards high math achievement thanks to a summer program. → Read More
Former CPD chief suing the city, officials for $10M
Former Charlottesville Police Chief RaShall Brackney filed a $10 million federal lawsuit Wednesday, June 15, against the city and 10 individuals. → Read More
39th annual Kiwanis Independence Day 5K coming up
Mark your calendar because the Kiwanis Club of Charlottesville’s Independence Day 5K is approaching. → Read More
UVA Children’s Hospital being recognized throughout Virginia
UVA Children’s Hospital is being recognized throughout the state for providing expectational care to its patients. → Read More
UVA Health 1st in region to use state-of-the-art scanner to detect cancer
UVA Health is using a brand new PET/CT scanner to improve wait times and image quality. → Read More
Still time to register for summer camp in Charlottesville
Charlottesville Department of Parks & Recreation is offering up summer programs for the kids. → Read More
UVA Health doctor weighs in on protein COVID-19 vaccine
A fourth COVID-19 shot is being considered by the Food and Drug Administration. → Read More
UVA Health doctor weighs in on protein COVID-19 vaccine
A fourth COVID-19 shot is being considered by the Food and Drug Administration. → Read More
UVA working to repurpose student furniture
The University of Virginia’s annual Hoo’s ReUse effort is making an impact across UVA Grounds. → Read More
Lumos Fiber expanding fiber-optic network into Crozet this summer
People in Crozet will have access to fiber broadband very soon. → Read More
BRHD: High level of COVID-19 transmission in Charlottesville area
The Blue Ridge Health District is experiencing a high level of COVID-19 transmission. → Read More
Time to sign up for the 4 Our Freedom 5K
There’s still time to sign up for the 4 Our Freedom 5K. → Read More
Charlottesville mother returns home after fighting for her life
A Charlottesville mother is back home, after spending months in the hospital and rehab fighting for her life. → Read More
Albemarle Co. lakes opening for Memorial Day Weekend
All three lakes in Albemarle County will be open this Memorial Day Weekend. → Read More
Charlottesville-area school districts responding to the violence in Texas
Across the country, schools are taking extra precautions after the tragedy that unfolded at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, including many in Virginia. → Read More
UVA doctors fighting Tuberculosis around the world
Doctors at the University of Virginia School of Medicine are trying to better understand Tuberculosis in order to treat and prevent the disease. → Read More
IX Art Park hosting free outdoor movie series
Weekly outdoor movies are coming to Charlottesville’s IX Art Park. → Read More