Good morning, Charlottesville.

The 44th annual Charlottesville Women's Four Miler is set for this weekend at Foxfield to support the UVA Breast Cancer Center—over $4.2 million has been raised to date, and participants can choose to walk or run while sign-ups for race and volunteer work remain open until Friday night.

Charlottesville entrepreneur Matt Harmon, owner of Harmony Wine, was featured in the Virginia Tourism Corporation's Heart and Soul video series as it highlighted the city's rich Black culture.

The piece spotlights his wine tours and local picks including Crush Pad, The Alley Light and Ten.

Charlottesville Opera is celebrating its 49th season with performances across town and expanded programs that make opera accessible to younger audiences.

It will host a fundraising gala on Oct. 16 and a Great American Songbook concert on Oct. 30 (supporting outreach with touring performances to rural counties).

The University of Virginia’s dining program earned a national Gold Award for its inclusive approach to halal dining on campus, reflecting a commitment to offer diverse meal choices for students.

University of Virginia researchers are studying how the new ban on cell phones in schools affects middle and high schoolers’ mental health and digital habits (the study aims to guide future policies for safer online environments).

A tool from the Virginia Department of Health shows Charlottesville scored 12 out of 22 on an overdose risk assessment based on health and social factors; officials may use the data to guide expanded treatment services and naloxone programs.

The 44th annual Charlottesville Women’s Four Miler race is held at Foxfield this weekend and raises funds for the UVA Breast Cancer Center.

Monticello won 41-13 over Waynesboro on Labor Day weekend to remain perfect at 2-0 + they will travel to face Rockingham County next week while Waynesboro heads to Fort Defiance seeking their first win.