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Elbert Dale, at 93, was the oldest Mt. Moriah member to take a turn, and Liam Maupin, the youngest at 11, waits for his turn. Photo: Malcolm Andrews. Piedmont Celebrates 154 Years as a Church, ...

Nothing heralds the start of fall like the smell of pumpkin pies baking and the taste of fresh squeezed apple cider. Storebought cider that has been heated and pasteurized has lost its zest and ...

Joe Jones of Sugar Hollow Farm has farmed all his life. Photo: Malcolm Andrews. Why Crozet is a long-running feature of the Crozet Gazette, examining the many reasons why people love Crozet and the ...

Long-time South Carolina residents Gwen Bouchie and Lane Dortch always wanted to relocate to the mountains, but they assumed their eventual move would be to Asheville or somewhere closer to their ...

Teacher and students, c.1940s, in the sole classroom of White Hall’s Rosenwald School for African American students, located alongside the south bank of Moorman’s River, off of Browns Gap Turnpike at ...

Albemarle County students’ pass rates for the Math SOL tests in 2023-24 revealed a 39-point achievement gap between white and black students. The Virginia Department of Education released in August ...

WAHS math teachers Erik Gauss, Barbara Wyatt, and Paul Jarasak. Photo: Malcolm Andrews. A trio of Western Albemarle High School (WAHS) math teachers is leading the charge in tackling deficiencies in ...

The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors listened to information about ranked choice voting presented by the county’s director of elections and Electoral Board members during its August 21 meeting.