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The Tiger Fuel Company's The Markets raised $10,000 to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Blue Ridge.

National gas shortages reach Charlottesville National gas shortages reach Charlottesville By Dominga Murray and Max Marcilla | May 11, 2021 at 7:22 PM EDT - Updated May 11 at 11:05 PM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack is now impacting gas stations in central Virginia. Drivers in Charlottesville and the surrounding areas are traveling from station to station hoping to find gas, with prices as high as $3.85 per gallon. All of this is being driven by the Colonial Pipeline shutdown, the system that delivers 45% of the gas to the East Coast is the victim ...

Photo: WINA CHARLOTTESVILLE (WINA) – Gasoline retailers are spotty on supplies as the shortage from the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack continues. Tiger Fuel President Gordon Sutton told Charlottesville Right Now Tuesday afternoon this is a situation that has not happened in the company’s 39-year history. He said they were not expecting to get deliveries to any of their area stations until Friday, though a tanker truck pulled up to the Market at Preston shortly before 1 Wednesday afternoon to cheers from loyal customers on the scene. Gas lines are back in Charlottesville for the first time...

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Community Climate Collaborative (C3) announced the launch of a newly-formed alliance of sixteen Virginia-based businesses and nonprofits to address climate change and ready our economy for a clean energy future. Governor Ralph Northam spoke at a press conference Wednesday, May 5 th, at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital to introduce the Green Business Alliance (GBA), and their ambitious target to reduce their collective climate emissions by 45% by 2025, nearly five years earlier than a recent target set by the Biden Administration. “While 30% of Fo...

Credit RadioIQ The Green Business Alliance is a diverse group with members providing everything from medical and financial services to catering, legal aid and rock band representation, but two founding members come from surprising sectors.  Liza Borches is with Carter Myers Automotive.  “We have installed solar on four of our dealerships," she says. "We were the first dealership to be fully powered by the sun in the state.” They recycle waste oil and filters, and expect to be selling many more electric cars. “I think it’s 91 new EVs that are coming in the next two years,” Borches ...