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Event to recognize local peacekeepers for their service
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- On May 11, the Public Engagement in Governance Looking, Listening and Learning Laboratory at UVA's Frank Batten School for Leadership and Public Policy will hold a "Wounded in the Line of Duty" event to recognize first responders and peacekeepers for their service. It will be...
Connection and culture inspire musician, restaurateur, VeryAsian VA Celebration co-founder
Jay Pun is a busy guy. A Berklee College of Music graduate, Pun performs in two bands, co-owns three family-run Thai restaurants and teaches music at Renaissance School in Charlottesville, Virginia. Married to his musical partner, violinist Morwenna Lasko, Pun is also the proud father of two young daughters —...
Virginia WR Delaney Crawford enters transfer portal after two years with Cavaliers
Virginia wide receiver Delaney Crawford has entered the college football transfer portal after two years in Charlottesville, Wahoos247 learned. Crawford rated as a three-star quarterback in the class of 2022 but transitioned to receiver last offseason. The redshirt sophomore didn't record a stat in 2023. Crawford captured the California State...
Farmers in the Park set to open for season
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- The first Farmers in the Park of the season will take place this Wednesday in Pen Park. According to a release, the farmers’ market would normally be held in Meade Park, but that park is undergoing turf restoration this season. Farmers in the Park...
They lived through the 2017 white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville — and say comparisons to pro-Palestinian campus protests are unfair
Rabbi Tom Gutherz of Congregation Beth Israel, Charlottesville’s only synagogue, says it’s “political theater” to compare the campus protests against U.S. involvement in the war in Gaza to the white supremacist rallies that took place in Charlottesville in August 2017 — which is what former president Donald Trump did last week.
Small demonstration taking place on Grounds
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- There is a small demonstration at the University of Virginia. About 80 people are protesting the war in Gaza, and want the University to divest from investments that support war efforts. It started shortly after 6 p.m. on Tuesday. So far most people are sitting in small groups and talking. This is in advance of a planned demonstration on the lawn tomorrow.
Bjorn Jurgensen becomes second QB to commit to UVA
Bjorn Jurgensen wanted an offer from Virginia heading into during the weekend visit and it took a few more days for it to happen, and when it did the decision became easy. The Orlando Bishop Moore prospect threw for quarterbacks coach Taylor Lamb earlier this week and picked up an offer, and then it led to a quick commitment.
Highland Springs' Brennan Johnson enjoyed visit to Virginia
Highland Springs (Va.) safety Brennan Johnson recaps his recent official visit to Virginia. Brennan Johnson has made several trips to UVA during his recruitment, however, this past weekend the Highland Springs (Va.) standout was able to take a closer look at the program that offered him during his official visit.
Charlottesville elementary schools host bike safety events
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Burnley-Moran and Greenbrier elementary schools are riding out the year strong in their newly formed bike clubs. Students in their after school programs have the opportunity to participate in a series of bike and helmet safety events. The City of Charlottesville is partnering with the schools...
Evan Blanco throws five scoreless in #10 Virginia’s 10-0 win over Navy
Evan Blanco got a rare mid-week start, ahead of #10 Virginia’s exam break, and put up five shutout innings in a 10-0 run-rule win over Navy on Wednesday at Disharoon Park. Blanco (5-3, 4.38 ERA) allowed three hits, struck out five and walked one in the win. Matt Augustin...
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