August 12

ALL ARTICLES

Burning questions

What kind of message does failing to prosecute white supremacists send? By Anne Coughlin To mark the anniversary of...

In brief

Who’s suing whom In advance of the two-year statute of limitations, a flurry of lawsuits have been filed stemming...

In brief

Forward together It was a full house at First Baptist Church on West Main Street on August 12, as a diverse crowd...

Controlling the narrative

Why Charlottesville was targeted by a white supremacist rally, ostensibly to protest the removal of a Confederate...

Moving forward

It’s been two years since the “Summer of Hate,” and Charlottesville, to the larger world, is still shorthand for...

This Week, 7/24

In almost six years of living in Charlottesville, I’ve had two noteworthy encounters with the police. The first time...

Life plus 419 years

After a four-hour hearing July 15 in the cramped room temporarily housing Charlottesville Circuit Court, a judge...

Plea denied

James Alex Fields Jr. sat before the judge, his thick, black hair grown just long enough to touch the collar of his...

City vision

Former Charlottesville mayor Maurice Cox, now Detroit’s director of planning and development, talks about managing...

A12 plan

More than a year and a half after a freelance reporter requested the Virginia State Police and the Office of Public...