Matt Weyrich

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Scattered history

The city of Charlottesville wasn’t incorporated until 1888, but people are recorded as living in the region as far...

In their words

There are three open spots on Charlottesville City Council this year and three candidates who’ve won the Democratic...

Reversing the trend

The bombshell dropped on July 16. A report in The Washington Post, based on newly available data from the Drug...

Renters beware

Prospective renters using Craigslist to find temporary housing in Charlottesville have recently been the victims of...

Party favors

When Mayor Nikuyah Walker was elected to City Council in November 2017, she became the first independent candidate to...

Slow going

Charlottesville’s C&O train station closed its doors in 1986, but that hasn’t kept the building and its adjacent...

Legal wrangling

Extensive and lengthy cross-examinations were heard in Charlottesville Circuit Court on Thursday as  lawyers...

Permanent injunction

A judge has ruled that Charlottesville can’t remove the two Confederate statues that stand downtown, saying Wednesday...

Legal action

A dispute over the rezoning of a Methodist church that wants to add affordable housing units reached Charlottesville...

Fighting for a second chance

Martez Tolbert grew up hustling. “Even as a 3-year-old, I was selling drugs for my uncle and didn’t even know it,” he...