Now that the Ashland Mill Dam is down and the fish that mussels depend on are returning, volunteers are working to replenish the population of alewife floater mussels in the South Anna River.
- MARELEN A. CONDON
Recently, I was taken to task for suggesting that alien plants perform the same functions as our native plants. But plants function the same the world over.
- DAILY PROGRESS STAFF
Coming up, Roseland Polo action at King Family Vineyards in Crozet, grandson Nathan Stanley pays tribute to bluegrass great Ralph Stanley and more.
- DAILY PROGRESS STAFF
The Greene County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's assistance identifying and locating three men believed to be connected to a fraud and theft investigation.
- DAILY PROGRESS STAFF
Comedian Gabriel Iglesias is coming to Charlottesville's John Paul Jones Arena Oct. 17. Tickets are now on sale.
- KYLE SCOTT
The FDA should police deception, unsafe production and unsupported claims. It should also recognize the GLP-1 gray market has revealed weaknesses in the current system.
- JORGEN VIK
A lot of people think they can only give away $19,000 per year without paying taxes. The estate exclusion amount is actually $15 million.
40 wines from 26 wineries in the Charlottesville area will take home gold medals from the Monticello Cup Wine Competition later this month. But who will take home the cup?
David Varela, the Navy reservist electrician accused of killing his wife and hiding her body in a freezer before fleeing to Hong Kong, has been denied bond.
The Trump administration is working to get aid to Virginia farmers hit by an early drought and a late frost, as well as a tobacco sector competing with China.
Scammers are targeting individuals in Greene County who have filed applications with the county's planning and zoning department, officials say.
The Virginia Chamber of Commerce has selected energy executive Brad Hall as its new president and CEO after a national search. He takes over June 29.
Hurricane season has arrived, and while forecasts are calling for a below-normal season this year, state officials are still urging Virginians to ready themselves.
Data centers are the easy way out where massive costs don’t appear on the fiscal ledger. But this is a delusion, and it’s a costly one for Virginians.
- DAVID SHREVE
Data centers are the easy way out where massive costs don’t appear on the fiscal ledger. But this is a delusion, and it’s a costly one for Virginians.
- BRUCE GATLING-AUSTIN
Work at the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont is restricting space for visitors, so organizers are launching a "Garden Anywhere" roadshow.
- DAILY PROGRESS STAFF
Coming up, Splash Sundays fun is planned at Charlottesville's Washington Park, James Monroe's Highland plans its fifth Descendants Day and more.
- Jane Sathe
Can Thomas Jefferson's image be rehabilitated? The men who portray the man say yes.
- Cal Tobias
The students have departed for the summer, but UVa isn't quiet as the university prepares for alumni to descend on Grounds for Reunions this weekend.
- SCOTT SHENK The Free Lance–Star
The Virginia State Police is asking for witnesses to the fatal I-95 bus crash late last month that killed five to come forward.
- JUSTIN FAULCONER The News & Advance
The National D-Day Memorial in Bedford plans to commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the invasion this Saturday.
- MONIQUE CALELLO The News Leader
Mary Baldwin University has named Gary Daynes its 12th president. He joins the school in Staunton from Salem Academy in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
- Heather Price Ives
Madison County man Hunter Weaver died last week after his ATV collided with a car while crossing U.S. 29.
- CHELSEA JACKSON Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia Repertory Theatre Managing Director Klaus Schuller is stepping down after nearly two years in the role and heading to the Porchlight Music Theatre in Chicago.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
Two teenage refugees have been confined in a Northern Virginia youth facility for more than 10 months as Trump administration officials fuss over small issues with paperwork, a federal court filing says.
- Jane Sathe
Charlottesville-based heavy metal-rock trio Üga Büga is set to perform songs from its sophomore album, "Valley of the Wolf," this Saturday at the Southern.