Vinegar Hill Staff on WTJU 91.1FM podcast Soundboard

Vinegar Hill magazine staff was featured on the WTJU 91.1FM podcast Soundboard today talking about the “Determined” series. Check it out here!

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Charlottesville High School Appoints New Interim Leader

Amidst a period of uncertainty at Charlottesville High School, Dr. Gurley, a representative of Charlottesville City Schools, has announced the appointment of Mr. Kenneth Leatherwood as the interim leader of the school. This decision comes following the resignation...

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Engaging Discussion on Housing, Redevelopment, and Real Estate Draws Charlottesville Community

Charlottesville, VA – On Thursday, November 9th, Vinegar Hill Magazine and In My Humble Opinion Talk Show hosted a vibrant discussion on housing, redevelopment, and real estate in Charlottesville, bringing together more than 75 community members, experts, and...

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Slaying Stereotypes: Black and Curvy Women Breaking Workplace Beauty Barriers

Let's talk about a topic that's always been a silent current buzzing in the beauty and fashion world – the policing of Black and curvy women's style choices in the workplace. It's 2023, and it's high time we say goodbye to these outdated standards and embrace the...

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Oscar-Nominated Director Ava DuVernay to Attend Virginia Film Festival

The Virginia Film Festival is set to host a media availability for the Oscar-nominated director Ava DuVernay, known for her acclaimed works such as "Selma" and "The 13th". This event will take place in advance of the U.S. premiere of her latest film, "Origin". The...

Community, Community Development, National Headlines, Politics, Religion, State Of The City

Charlottesville’s Lee Statue Melted Down into Bars for New Public Art

Interview by S. Davenport | Photos by Eze Amos After a years-long saga, the removal of Charlottesville's Robert E. Lee statue has reached a new phase. In 2021, the Charlottesville City Council agreed to donate the statue to the Jefferson School African American...

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Oscar-Nominated Director Ava DuVernay to Attend Virginia Film Festival

Finding Space to Thrive: Black Women Who Wine

by Channing Mathews Black Women Who Wine is a love letter to Black women and our thriving. Initially a small meet-up between sisters and a niece, the group has expanded to connect Black women to explore Virginia wineways, and offer critical social support in the...

Ti Ames and “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”

by Jessica Harris; featured photo by Cara Walton Photography Featured photo: Full cast. Top row: (l-r) Ivan Orr as Toledo, Jude Hansen as Irvin, Leslie Scott-Jones as Gertrude "Ma" Rainey, Keaira Reese as Dussie Mae, Saturn Edwards as Sylvester Brown, Nick Hagy as...

Vinegar Hill Staff on WTJU 91.1FM podcast Soundboard

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Charlottesville High School Appoints New Interim Leader

Engaging Discussion on Housing, Redevelopment, and Real Estate Draws Charlottesville Community

Slaying Stereotypes: Black and Curvy Women Breaking Workplace Beauty Barriers

Oscar-Nominated Director Ava DuVernay to Attend Virginia Film Festival

Charlottesville’s Lee Statue Melted Down into Bars for New Public Art

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