Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 5th of February.
Good morning, Charlottesville.
Alexander Turner, Jr. received a 19-year prison sentence for his involvement in the Charlottesville pursuit case.
Fernando Valverde, a distinguished Spanish poet and professor at the University of Virginia, fosters deep connections and combats student loneliness by eliminating technology from his classroom, emphasizing the power of imagination and face-to-face communication.
The Office of African American Affairs and Black student organizations at the University are hosting 13 events for Black History Month focusing on 'Celebrating Resilience,' including discussions, performances, and community outreach.
Albemarle High School student Vidya Ambati becomes a finalist in the Regeneron Science Talent Search for her research on a potential new treatment for rheumatoid arthritis.
The University of Virginia offered spots to nearly 7,000 students in its Class of 2029 during the second of three rounds of admission, amid over 41,000 applications.
Emerging treatments and advanced technology, such as remote defibrillator monitoring and Barostim, are significantly improving heart failure patient outcomes at UVA Health.
A study by the UVA School of Medicine has discovered a blood test that could predict the risk of post-partum depression in women.
The Virginia Cavaliers won against the Pittsburgh Panthers with a score of 73-57, led by Dai Dai Ames's career-high 27 points.
Kendall Street Is For Lovers Tour by Kendall Street Company
Kendall Street Company, a jam-alt rock band from Charlottesville, Virginia, is performing as part of their 'Kendall Street Is For Lovers Tour' at The Southern Café and Music Hall.
Steep Canyon Rangers Concert at The Jefferson Theater
Steep Canyon Rangers, known for their Carolina sound, will perform songs from their new release 'Morning Shift' at The Jefferson Theater.
Mighty Joshua Live Performance
Mighty Joshua will perform live at the Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville.
Almost Queen Concert in Charlottesville
Almost Queen offers an authentic tribute to the legendary band Queen, featuring iconic hits and captivating performances that promise an unforgettable concert experience.
Odds and Ends Experimental Film Festival
The 3rd annual Odds & Ends Film Festival showcases experimental films that challenge traditional boundaries and highlight diverse perspectives, taking place at the Vinegar Hill Theatre in Charlottesville, Virginia.
VMI Keydets vs. Virginia Cavaliers Baseball Game
This exciting baseball match features the VMI Keydets competing against the Virginia Cavaliers at Disharoon Park in Charlottesville.
Arts Fishing Club Concert Featuring ZG Smith
Arts Fishing Club will perform live at The Southern Café and Music Hall in Charlottesville, showcasing music alongside ZG Smith.
St. Patrick's Day Celebration at Cardinal Point Winery
An afternoon event featuring live Celtic music and traditional Irish cuisine at Cardinal Point Winery.
Kelly Corrigan Makes the Case for Making
By popular demand, Kelly Corrigan returns to Charlottesville this spring and you are invited! The host of "Tell me More" on PBS and "Kelly Corrigan Wonders" on NPR has co-authored a new children's book with her daughter, debut author Claire Corrigan Lichty, who joins her on stage to discuss the value of making.
Kelly Corrigan Makes the Case for Making
By popular demand, Kelly Corrigan returns to Charlottesville this spring and you are invited! The host of "Tell me More" on PBS and "Kelly Corrigan Wonders" on NPR has co-authored a new children's book with her daughter, debut author Claire Corrigan Lichty, who joins her on stage to discuss the value of making.
C.J. Chenier Live at The Jefferson Theater
C.J. Chenier, son of legendary Creole musician Clifton Chenier, will perform a live concert showcasing the Zydeco music style he and his family are renowned for.
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