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By: Olivia Davis
Charlottesville, VA ( CVILLE RIGHT NOW ) – Simon Davidson of Charlottesville 29, has released his much-anticipated annual list, Best Thing I Ate All Year 2024. In its 10th edition, the list gathers insights from the area's most esteemed chefs, highlighting the culinary gems they've savored this year.
Charlottesville, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) - As the holiday season approaches, Amanda Stevens, owner of Shenanigans Toy Store in Charlottesville, shared her expert gift recommendations for children during an interview on Morning News. Stevens emphasized the value of imaginative play and educational toys for brain development. “Remember, play is the work of the child,” Stevens
Charlottesville, VA ( CVILLE RIGHT NOW ) – As the last busy workweek of the year unfolds for local and regional governments, Charlottesville City Council is addressing critical issues in its final meetings. Sean Tubbs of Infocville highlighted the importance of these discussions on Cville Right Now Live. Among the key items on the agenda are budget briefings focused on transportation and public safety, as well as decisions on how to allocate the city's remaining COVID relief funds before the December 31 deadline.
Charlottesville, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) - Charlottesville Blues FC, the city’s newly minted soccer club, is gearing up for an exciting second season in 2025 after a highly successful inaugural year. Co-owner Brian Krow joined Cville Right Now Live to reflect on the team’s journey and share what lies ahead. “We had an absolutely amazing
Charlottesville, VA ( CVILLE RIGHT NOW ) – The holiday season can be especially challenging for families navigating a cancer diagnosis. Ann Smith, a chaplain at the UVA Health System's oncology wing, joined Morning News to share insights on managing these difficulties with compassion and support.
Th December 17th episode of recap, drama erupts at Kyle Richards’ party, and Camille Grammer is once again targeted with the C-word.
By: Olivia Davis
Charlottesville, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) - Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis joined Morning News for a year-end review, highlighting progress in reducing crime and filling department vacancies. Chief Kochis marked nearly two years in his role, noting significant changes since his arrival in January 2023. “Were averaging a shooting a day first three months we
By: Olivia Davis
Charlottesville, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) - The 2024 Bank of America Neighborhood Champion Grant has been awarded to C4K, a local nonprofit focused on fostering education and mentoring for youth. During a segment on Cville Right Now Live, Bank of America Charlottesville President Carolyn Rainey and Executive Director of C4K, Kala Somerville shared insights about the
Charlottesville, VA ( CVILLE RIGHT NOW ) – Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has announced his bid for reelection, emphasizing his commitment to public safety, economic growth, and voter integrity. Speaking on Morning News, Miyares reflected on his tenure, highlighting successes in reducing crime and fostering economic prosperity.
Charlottesville, VA ( CVILLE RIGHT NOW ) – As the holiday season approaches, the pressure to maintain festive traditions can be overwhelming for many, especially caregivers. Melanie Benjamin, Executive Director at The Center at Belvedere , joined Morning News to share insights on how those caring for loved ones during this time of year can manage stress and find support.
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