Good morning, Charlottesville.

Fire crews across Charlottesville and Albemarle County gathered on Saturday morning to honor 9/11 first responders with a stair climb that remembered the firefighters who lost their lives.

The event united local community members in a meaningful tribute.

Over two days, Charlottesville held ceremonies to honor New York City firefighters and first responders who were at the World Trade Center 25 years ago, with local officials promising to preserve their legacy.

Charlottesville will feature fall concerts including Mumford + Sons and Willie Nelson on Sept.

20, Rainbow Kitten Surprise on Sept. 22, Glaive with opener Tiffany Day on Sept. 27, and Goose on Nov. 18. The events highlight a mix of iconic and emerging acts for local music fans.

Virginia's women’s golf team tied for sixth at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate in Lake Elmo after posting a three-over 867 overall + freshman Zoe Cusack led with two under par rounds.

The team will compete at the Canadian Collegiate Invitational at Beacon Hall Country Club in Aurora, Canada on Sept. 21.

In Charlottesville on Friday night, No. 25 Virginia quarterback Beau Pribula threw three first-quarter touchdown passes that led his team to a 59-3 win over Norfolk State.

Virginia field hockey won 2-1 over Liberty in Lynchburg on Friday after Nilou Lempers made two saves in the first fifteen minutes – Caitlin Connell scored her first collegiate goal to seal the win, paving the way for their home opener Sunday.