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Bucknell Bison (0-2) at Virginia Cavaliers (3-0) BOTTOM LINE: No. 9 Virginia will try to keep its three-game home win streak alive when the Cavaliers face Bucknell. Virginia finished 16-1 at home last season while going 30-6 overall. The Cavaliers averaged 80.4 points per game while shooting 46.2% from the field and 36.2% from deep last season.
"We're not done trying to get this to pass," said Kelly Greer, member of the Greene County School Board. "We're allowed to have it on a future ballot and so that's what we're going to do." The post Most central Virginia counties voted down a local sales tax for new school construction appeared first on Charlottesville Tomorrow .
The University has been developing the Emmet Ivy Corridor for several years with planning beginning as early as 2015 and it has constructed several buildings including the School of Data Science, the Virginia Guesthouse and the Karsh Institute of Democracy. The Corridor remains a focus of University construction moving forward, with plans for the Center for the Arts and student housing.
Cal is coming off a bye to face Virginia on the road on Saturday
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Glass artists came together at Studio 1050º on Sunday, November 8 for the Cville Glass Fire Experience, where visitors watched live demonstrations and learned about different glassblowing techniques. Visitors also had the chance to try glassmaking themselves. Studio 1050º founder Elder McMurtrey said the event...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Recycling centers in Charlottesville and Albemarle County are now accepting No. 5 plastics, such as yogurt cups and margarine containers. The change applies to the three facilities overseen by the Rivanna Solid Waste Authority: McIntire, Ivy and Southern Albemarle. “Our thought is we’re recycling more and...
Charlottesville, Culpeper and Orange face freezing temperatures from midnight through 9 a.m. Sunday.
The Cavalier Career Closet — an initiative started in August 2025 by Clay Dickerson, former Student Council president and Class of 2026 alumnus, provides free business attire to University students. Operating out of the first floor of Newcomb Hall, students can find everything from custom-tailored suits to gently-used dress pants, all free to keep.
