Riley Warnick, a rising senior at Western Albemarle High School, learned about the importance of donated blood as her ...

The Albemarle County School Board asked Superintendent Matthew Haas to resign following a tense June 10 public meeting of Hollymead Elementary parents and school division officials. Parents and ...

Why Crozet” began in January 2019 at the suggestion of Lisa Marshall, who had read Eric Weiner’s The Geography of Bliss, a ...

The Nelson County Sheepdogs June in their official formation on June 20 at Zenith Firearms, with a Viet Nam-era UH-1 Huey helicopter in the background. Submitted photo. Militia groups in Virginia will ...

Blue Ridge Respite is a social model of respite care. Blue Ridge Respite, formerly the Nelson Enrichment Club, has added a Thursday option to its existing Monday, Wednesday and Friday program, which ...

The winner of the Best Downward Dog sets out across the field with his trainer Kathleen. Photo: Malcolm Andrews The third annual Batesminster Dog Show was held on Page’s Field in Batesville to benefit ...

Brightberry (formerly Headquarters) was an antebellum home of the namesake family of Brown’s Cove, located at the eastern base of the Blue Ridge Mountains alongside Doyle’s River in Albemarle County.

An undated photo of the century old Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. Photos submitted. UVA architecture student Logan Parham was wandering around an old cemetery in Brown’s Cove, completing a school project ...

It’s been a little more than two years since Crozet Mobile Village on Park Road—now known as the Crozet Mobile Home Community (MHC)—was sold for $4 million by Richard Hevener, a businessman who had ...

The Henley Middle School track and field team led by head coach Mike McCormick put together another winning and record-breaking season. “We competed in a schedule of eight meets this year,” McCormick ...

Before combines and mechanical pickers came on the scene, shock tiers were used to gather corn stalks for later use as fodder or bedding for animals. Fodder is food you feed your animals, which means ...

Since his retirement from National Geographic, Sam Abell has continued to work, including teaching workshops. Here, he leads students in a photographic expedition on Charlottesville’s downtown mall.