Student News Source at Piedmont Virginia Community College
Bryn Dotson, assistant editor Muddy paws sink into the earth, and damp noses press against the dewy grass. Handlers follow their agile companions loyally, trailing alongside them as they continue their ceaseless hunt. Whether it be in the dark hours of a newborn morning or under the hot gaze of the midday sun, the dogs […]
Continue Reading
Rachel Lemley, staff writer The fluorescent lights act as an artificial heaven and the bright sky reflects warmly off the bed sheets and shining floor. Everything is a clean, cotton color and carries the faint scent of lemons, but despite the welcoming atmosphere of the hospice, most people admitted here do not end up leaving. […]
Continue Reading
Samantha Aldridge, staff writer The Fuqua Falcons, from Prince Edward County, traveled into the Buckingham Knights’ territory Wed. Jan. 30. Already met with friendly competition, Fuqua fans came to Buckingham High wearing camouflage outfits to mock the section of southern students. The student body heard the rumors about the mockery and showed up proudly in […]
Continue Reading
Kylie Hoffman, staff writer The Louisa County Lions have already won the regular season Jefferson District title. Can they win the district tournament as well? Home court advantage, stands packed with Lions fans and seniors wanting this win more than ever. On Feb. 12, 2019, the Louisa County Lions took on the Albemarle Patriots for […]
Continue Reading
Francesca Black, staff writer The market for local food in Charlottesville abounds with options to experience Virginia’s horticultural bounty. A crucial source comes to residents as the City Market, where local farmers, artisans, and vendors showcase their talents. In the winter months, January to March, the market is staged at the IX Art Park. Although […]
Continue Reading
Callan Shore, assistant editor Nestled on a side street of the Downtown Mall, Low Vintage offers a unique shopping experience. The ambience is dark with low ceilings, as the store is underground, but upon entering, customers will be greeted with a plethora of colorful prints and a cheerful cashier. Charlottesville has many Goodwill stores with […]
Continue Reading
Cody Clark, staff writer Keswick Vineyards is eight miles off of Interstate 64. The first grapes were planted in 2000 and the first vintage was bottled in 2002. The vineyard has a tasting room and an area that can be used for private parties. Weddings are the most common private event held at the vineyard. […]
Continue Reading
Tiana Sigala, staff writer Need to feed your inner-child? Then the Woolen Mills area has a treat for you with Charlottesville’s own, one-of-a-kind Firefly. Firefly, while filled to the brim and bursting with a warm, playful ambience, is more than just a place to eat, drink, or play. This hybrid restaurant, arcade, and bar is […]
Continue Reading
Bryn Dotson, assistant editor Green, purple, and blue lights danced on the worn wooden floor in The Jefferson Theater as people gathered and conversed. It was a dark, warm atmosphere in the theater, if not a little bit crowded. The throng of people edged closer to the intimate stage as the instruments, which included an […]
Continue Reading
