Rodney Locklear led a children's bible study at Victory Church.
Dick Howard, UVa's longest-serving professor, was given to a long view even before he started teaching law 60 years ago.
The annual festival attracted a crowd of 3,500 last year. Organizers say they needed more space.
And other upcoming events for Charlottesville-area bibliophiles.
The 44th annual spring edition of the biannual juried art show and family-friendly festival is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at Claudius Crozet Park.
Supervisors had accused the school of screening an antisemitic documentary. The film "Israelism" was produced by American Jews about American Jews
The spotlight is on Crozet this week with the Spring Arts and Crafts Festival and new works at the Artisan Depot.
The future of Virginia lab school funding is in flux. The lab school funding in the current budget can be used until the fiscal year ends June 30.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin headed to the Richmond Kickers' home field on National Fentanyl Awareness Day to reach out to a group he thinks will make a difference: coaches.
The informant received about $2,500 from a state police special agent the day after a jury found Tyler Keith Jones guilty in Roanoke County Circuit Court.
"Buoyed by the steadfast support of students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and friends, I believe Randolph-Macon is stronger than ever and thriving as we head into this new year," Robert Lindgren said in a statement.
UVa's president and police chief say four men dressed in black, carrying backpacks and wearing helmets joined the encampment Friday night and prompted security concerns.
Attorney generals from Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia have also signed onto a suit filed in Tennessee.
The 45-day window starts for the June 14 elections.
Punt, punt, punt. That is the sound of what the Supreme Court is doing in the case of Donald Trump vs. the United States.
We did not see hatred. We saw sadness and struggle and determination as two people showed their growth from well-loved, faith-filled youth to thoughtful, activist adults.
State officials say the hospital mixed hazardous pharmaceutical waste with regular trash, failed to destroy leftover addictive medications and neglected to properly dispose of lamps containing mercury.
"A lot of them are just falling through the cracks."
It was clear, based on protests at other colleges that once tents were set up, more come, and they would not go away on their own.
Delays in processing the FAFSA form have students across the country stressed out, and understandably so.
Dominion Energy’s push to extend the life of its two half-century old nuclear power stations is on target with its $1.2 billion phase 1 budget and schedule.
Skylar Ruggeri's work won the 7th District's top spot in the Congressional Art Contest.
A play about motherhood comes just in time for the national holiday celebrating mothers.