Come learn about local elections and voting with the 2026 Central Virginia Voter Guide team at Benjamin Tonsler Park this Saturday, April 4!

Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Central Virginia Voter Guide team will be at the First Easter Bash event from 2 to 4 p.m. — along with a very special, furry four-legged friend.

Third-year University of Virginia students Max Fleisher, 20, Miles Miskill, 21, and fourth-year student Molly Canipe, 21, had been patronizing Heartwood Books, a cozy used bookstore on 5 Elliewood Ave. in Charlottesville, since their first years at UVA. 

Back then, they had no idea that in just a few years — while still undergrads — they would be running the b...

Charlottesville Tomorrow is pleased to announce that we have a new chair of the Board of Directors and three new members to help guide the nonprofit newsroom through its five-year strategic plan for growth.

At the Board’s January meeting, Barbara Kessler was nominated and elected as the 2026 board chair. Aleen Carey, executive director of Cultivate Charlottesville ...

The Charlottesville City School Board is facing vocal opposition from some parents and advocacy organizations who want the Board to reconsider its decision to bring police back into city schools.

In March 2025, the School Board voted 4-2 to reinstate School Resource Officers, or SROs, starting in the 2026-2027 school year. This

After nearly two years without independent legal counsel, the Charlottesville Police Civilian Oversight Board has retained an attorney.

On March 13, PCOB signed a contract with its new independent legal counsel — Martin Conn, president and attorney at Richmond-based boutique complex litigation firm Moran Reeves Conn.

The Board lost its previous attorney, ...