City Council to consider Court Square sign marking sales of enslaved people
Staff lay out four options, from approving the marker to folding a memorial into park planning.
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Serving Charlottesville and Albemarle County, VirginiaVol. 1, No. 3
EditionThursday, Oct. 15, 2026 · Vol. 1, No. 3 · Rain Showers, high 64°F, low 52°F
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Area doubleheaders Thursday lead into Friday night football
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Crozet Baptist starts Thanksgiving meal drive with Saturday food collection at Crozet Market
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SARA's Spooky Silent Disco fundraiser is Oct. 24 at Random Row; presale tickets end Oct. 18
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Virginia volleyball beats Virginia Tech in four sets
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Virginia swimming hosts World Prep Pro Am starting Thursday night
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No classes for Charlottesville City Schools students Friday
Crozet Baptist starts Thanksgiving meal drive with Saturday food collection at Crozet Market
City Council to adopt 2027 legislative agenda, hold Charter hearing Monday
No classes for Charlottesville City Schools students Friday
CHS bomb threat on conference day probed as possible swatting
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- Sports · Thu.
Area doubleheaders Thursday lead into Friday night football
Official ArbiterLive schedules list two field hockey-volleyball doubleheaders Thursday and three Friday football games involving area teams.
- Sports · Thu.
Virginia volleyball beats Virginia Tech in four sets
Virginia beat Virginia Tech 3-1 on Wednesday night at Memorial Gymnasium, according to the official box score.
- Sports · Thu.
Virginia swimming hosts World Prep Pro Am starting Thursday night
Virginia Athletics' swimming and diving schedule lists the World Prep Pro Am in Charlottesville on Thursday and Friday, with free admission.
- Business · Thu.
Advance Auto Parts on Pantops to reopen Oct. 22 after roof collapse
The Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce says Advance Auto Parts on Pantops reopens Oct. 22, with a ribbon cutting at 1 p.m.
- Schools · Thu.
All Charlottesville City Schools fully accredited and above state's 80-point benchmark
Charlottesville City Schools says every school is fully accredited and scored at least 80 points under Virginia's accountability framework, with average gains of 4 to 5 points. Sunrise Elementary was rated Distinguished. Some schools got a lower label because a student group was flagged for targeted support.
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