Anahita Jafary
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City of Waynesboro targeted in cyber attack
Some personal information in floating around in cyberspace after a ransomware attack against the city of Waynesboro. → Read More
Syphilis cases are on the rise in Virginia
There is an uptick of people diagnosed with syphilis in Virginia, according to the Blue Ridge Health District. → Read More
Family of Ukrainian refugees using music to adapt to life in Charlottesville
The Melichenkos are a family of Ukrainian refugees using music to adapt to life here in Virginia. → Read More
Police Chief Kochis to hold community forum addressing recent gun violence
Police Chief Michael Kochis will be holding a community forum on Monday, February 27, at 6 p.m. to address the city’s recent gun violence. → Read More
New research may help combat vision loss, UVA Health says
Scientists with UVA Health say they have found a contributor to blood vessel growth that can cause vision loss. → Read More
Iranians in Charlottesville share support and fears of protests in their homeland
Born and raised in Iran, now living in Charlottesville, three people share what it’s been like living here while witnessing the turmoil affecting their homeland. → Read More
Sen. Kaine speaks on unidentified objects shot down by U.S.
President Joe Biden says the last three unidentified objects shot down by the U.S. military were likely tied to private institutions or research, not China. → Read More
UVA Health makes breakthrough in disrupting chronic inflammation from multiple sclerosis
The new discovery could end chronic inflammation, which is responsible for causing M.S. → Read More
Albemarle police investigating Wahoo Way shooting, 1 injured
The Albemarle County Police Department says it is investigating a drug deal that turned violent Wednesday, February 15. → Read More
Teen patient at UVA Children’s Hospital praised for raising hope
One of the 2023 Children’s Miracle Network Champions is making a name for himself due to an endless supply of courageousness and hope. → Read More
UVA employee creates documentary on Memorial to Enslaved Laborers
Erik Duda was employed at the University of Virginia for nine years. He has spent the last three years focusing on one film project. → Read More
UVA students discuss latest research to fight Alzheimer’s disease
Two University of Virginia students are taking part in research to help fight Alzheimer’s disease. → Read More
Charlottesville tattoo shop raising money for Lyme Warrior
OM Tattoo & Massage hosted its annual Ink to End Lyme event Saturday, February 11. → Read More
Charlottesville tattoo shop raising money for Lyme Warrior
OM Tattoo & Massage hosted its annual Ink to End Lyme event Saturday, February 11. → Read More
Protest held outside Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA
Dozens gathered outside the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA Saturday, February 11, for a peaceful protest. → Read More
Charlottesville-area nonprofit donating medical equipment, supplies to rural neighbors
All Blessings Flow is a nonprofit organization providing medical equipment and supplies to people in the greater-Charlottesville area. → Read More
App aims to provide on-demand restaurant workers
From online to in-person, a new app could bring restaurant workers to anyone who needs a helping hand. → Read More
The Yancey School Community Center celebrates Black History Month
The center also hosted a screening of a new local documentary as part of the event. → Read More
Albemarle firefighters combatting cancer risks with improved gear cleaning, additional exams
According to the CDC, firefighters have a 9% higher risk of being diagnosed with cancer, and an even higher risk of dying from it. → Read More
UVA doctor: Vaccines help reduce cervical cancer
Cervical cancer is the fourth-most common cancer in women, and also affects men. → Read More