Land use policy is climate policy: We must legalize smaller homes close to work, schools, shopping and recreation to meet our climate goals.
The current COVID vaccine mandate by the Biden administration is premature and ignores common sense and the psychology of persuasion.
I’d like to call attention to a group making the city safer for all residents. The BUCK Squad formed as a group of people – many previously in…
I think now, with 20 years of hindsight, it’s time to look back at the way we as a nation lashed out following 9/11,
Just to be sure I was still free of any of the COVID infections, I checked the possibilities for getting tested, and the Blue Ridge Health Dis…
More than ever, we need to support our educators.
President Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, far from a display of weakness, marks a brave consummation of Barack Obama and Donald Trump’s o…
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A fresh look at “The Problem Woman of Color” graphic is warranted.
Juandiego Wade is a true peacemaker, a conciliator wise in the art of compromise and consensus.
We picked single-family neighborhoods as the best fit for our housing goals. Yet Charlottesville is trying to unilaterally cancel our choice.
Many homeowners from areas of single-family homes don't want the neighborhoods changed by the erection of multiple-family dwellings. On the ot…
I stand tall and proud to say the military was a life enhancement for me.
In my entire career, I never witnessed a single incident of racism by a Charlottesville police officer. Much to the contrary, I witnessed coun…
I am extremely disappointed with the decision to remove RaShall Brackney as chief of the Charlottesville Police Department.
In my opinion, the 14th Amendment could not be ratified today. Red states would never ratify it even if it got through filibuster in the U.S. Senate.
We could see what happened in New York. Were they heading for us?
So exactly why was there a football game at Scott Stadium on Sept. 4 with over 42,000 fans in attendance, many of whom were unmasked?
As America grew, America realized what it was doing was wrong to people.
Some progress has been made, but much, much more has to change in order to fund meaningful legal justice.
Perhaps, instead of disbanding the SWAT team, Charlottesville's police chief could have used this as a teaching moment.
It trivializes the whole process of public elections to allow any individual to spend vast amounts of personal wealth to win an election.
The problem is much deeper and far more serious than merely Biden, who is actually a symptom of what ails America.
What is the point of this constant, relentless, circular and often heated discussion over the Charlottesville statues?
Thank you for your interest in our veterans!
Small businesses are more dependent on physical infrastructure than are large ones.
The Democratic Party is seriously divided. The Republican Party is daydreaming.
I do not understand why Charlottesville City Council is dithering over what to do with the statues.
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