Good morning, Charlottesville.

Professor Emily Ogden will release her new book, Darkness Becomes Bright, on Sept.

29, which studies Poe's legacy by recounting how his work inspired writers like Julio Cortázar, Marie Bonaparte, and Charles Baudelaire — a journey that represents five years of research and writing.

A veterans’ town hall took place on Saturday at Piedmont Virginia Community College to support military families relocating to the Commonwealth.

Legislators including State Sen. Creigh Deeds and Delegates Amy Laufer, Katrina Callsen and Michael Feggans met with local veteran advocates (discussing licensing hurdles and credential transfers for military spouses).

Conmole (in Belmont) offers traditional Oaxacan dishes and standout service, making it a must-try for dinner.

Diners praised shared plates like Mole Amarillo con carne and Pulpo served on a cozy front patio, reflecting the restaurant’s friendly approach since its 2019 opening.

Local basketball players Johnson + Mallory are set to lead UVA programs as teams rebuild.

Johnson, a senior with school records, will guide the women's team under coach Roussell, while Mallory is poised to start at point guard under coach Odom, marking a new chapter for the city’s basketball legacy.

On Friday, Sept. 11, UVA’s cross country teams kicked off their season at Panorama Farms with the women finishing second overall and the men placing third.

They will head to Chicago for the Sean Earl Lakefront Invitational on Sept. 25 and return to Panorama Farms on Oct. 16 under interim Coach Trevor Dunbar.

Virginia volleyball lost to UCF in three straight sets (25-22, 25-21, 25-21) after a slow start, and the Cavaliers will play George Washington Tuesday at 5 p.m. hoping to start strong.