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Antisemitic flyers were distributed throughout Charlottesville’s Barracks Rugby and Venable neighborhoods over the weekend, in what appears to be part of a national public relations stunt by the Goyim Defense

The gray grapevines cling to the trellises at Veritas Vineyard in Nelson County. In the fall, their fruits will be picked, crushed and pressed. Their juice will cascade into vats,

After a brawl at Charlottesville High School involving dozens of students on Thursday, the school’s principal has appealed to parents for help, a video of the fight circulating is prompting

The Virginia state Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would add a nonvoting staff member to the University of Virginia Board of Visitors for the first time in the

U.S. District Judge Norman Moon said in an opinion published online Monday that he was granting a motion to dismiss because former Charlottesville police chief RaShall Brackney didn’t “allege sufficient facts” to support her claims, The Daily Progress reported.

RaShall Brackney, Charlottesville’s first Black woman police chief and the person hired to head the department after the deadly Unite the Right rally, saw her $10 million wrongful termination lawsuit

"Weve never been the same since the 60s ... Everybody agrees on that. They disagree on whether thats good, bad or indifferent."

The board voted 4-3 to deny the churchs request to remove portions of its slate roof for the installation of solar panels.

"We are here to help businesses grow and find new customers, and we are here to lead in the communities we serve."

"We are here to help businesses grow and find new customers, and we are here to lead in the communities we serve."