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Burley School served as the high school for Black students in Albemarle County and Charlottesville from 1951 to 1967 when “separate but equal” was the land’s law.

Ono is starring in a new ad to explain that Miller64, Miller’s new light beer, has fewer calories than Budweiser’s Bud Light Next.

Once inside villagers’ homes while they were visiting during a 2019 family trip, the sisters saw the meager circumstances in which their new friends live.

“For increased safety on race day, for each tailgating space (single car) the maximum amount of alcohol allowed is two [750 milliliter bottles] of hard alcohol, three bottles of wine

Hatton Ferry, an historic poled ferry across the James River between Albemarle and Buckingham counties, has been inoperative for two years.

Hatton Ferry, an historic poled ferry across the James River between Albemarle and Buckingham counties, has been inoperative for two years.

UVa started to see the number of COVID-19 patients at the hospital drop this week to under 100, but doctors and hospital leadership have said the recent surge has pushed

The top lawyers at three public colleges in Virginia have left their jobs since Jason Miyares became attorney general, moves Democratic and higher education leaders say show Miyares using excessive

While completing his surgery residency, Dr. Mark Roeser saw firsthand the kind of harm caused by these injuries.

The Vlavianos family has been cooking up meals for people in Charlottesville for five decades.