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When labor and delivery units serving rural areas close, emergency medical technicians often have to fill the gap in care, including delivering babies in the back of ambulances, pulled to the side of the road.

This has already happened since the closure of Centra Southside Community Hospital’s obstetric and gynecologic services in Farmville, said a source familiar ...


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Charlottesville residents with an interest in helping guide city-level decisions can apply to serve on one of the city’s many boards and commissions.

Each board has its own unique role, from advising City Council on best housing practices to setting policies for the public library, and all have the opportunity to shape the community’s future.

At leas...


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Come meet our Voter Guide team at the Lovingston Spring Street Festival this Saturday, April 25!

Charlottesville Tomorrow is continuing our spring tour across the region to hear directly from community members. Visit our table and let us know what questions you’d like political candidates to answer for our


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Over the past several months, parents, teachers and some local advocacy organizations have been asking the Charlottesville City School Board to reverse its 2025 decision to bring police officers back to school campuses.

And while Board member Zyahna Bryant made a motion to rescind the Board’s previous vote during a work session April 16, the motion failed.

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Unused or expired prescription medication left in a medicine cabinet or tossed in the trash can be misused, abused or taken accidentally.

To help residents dispose of medication safely, the Albemarle County Police Department (ACPD) is partnering with Sentara, Wegmans, and the Drug Enforcement Administration to host four local drop-off locations on National Prescri...


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