Jessica Carter: Building a Legacy of Empowerment Through HER Sports
by Sarad Davenport | Photos by Kristin Finn You know that feeling of being so in tune with something, it feels like therapy? For Jessica Carter, that’s sports. It’s her […]
Zyahna Bryant Runs for Charlottesville City School Board
For Immediate Release – Charlottesville, VA – Zyahna Bryant, a lifelong Charlottesville resident and dedicated advocate for education and social justice, is excited to announce her candidacy for the Charlottesville City School […]
A Creative Journey: Q&A with Sahara Clemons, Artist and Fashion Designer
Vinegar Hill Magazine was excited to sit down with none other than Sahara Clemons, an artist and fashion designer who has been making waves in the creative world. Sahara, originally […]
Holly Edwards: The Legacy of Lamb and Lion Lives On
by Sonia Montalvo | Photos by Anica Marcelino Holly Edwards was a force—both gentle and unyielding—who forever shaped Charlottesville’s community. Even now, nearly a decade since her passing, the ripple […]
We Can Show You Better Than We Can Tell You
By Sonia Montalvo I Photos by Tristan Thompson Disclaimer: This narrative is not the complete history of Gogo music in Charlottesville. This article serves as an in-depth look at the […]
“A Time to Yell: More Than a Statue” – Charlottesville’s Untold Stories on Screen
The Charlottesville “Unite the Right” rally of 2017 is a moment etched in our memory. But what led to that day and how did the community experience it? “A Time […]
Best In Black Cville 2024
Best in Black Cville is here for 2024! In collaboration with Soul of Cville, we are celebrating the exceptional contributions of Black individuals and businesses in Charlottesville and central Virginia. […]
Cultivate Charlottesville Is Addressing Food Insecurity at the Roots
By Staff writer I Photos by Kristen Finn Early morning in one of Cultivate Charlottesville’s partnership gardens located at City of Promise in the West Haven Neighborhood, it is easy […]
Birth Sisters of Charlottesville Seek to Make Women of Color Feel at Home
By Sonia Montalvo I Photos by Kori Price Walking into the door of the Birth Sisters of Charlottesville office, you begin to appreciate the intentionality behind Doreen Bonnet and Lisa […]
Between Generations: Millennials Navigating Student Debt and Elder Care
by Tamara W. Dias On January 31, 2023, I sat in a coworking space, working on a few projects for my business. While preparing for my lunch break, I received […]
reReflector 04: Big Lean & “Ghost of Vinegar Hill”
by Niya Bates | Photos by Lincoln Carr Featured photo:Lincoln Carr aka “Big Lean” reflected on a truck hood. I think we have all been a little haunted by what […]
Diverse Voices and Literary Exploration Flourish at Virginia Festival of the Book
by Sonia Montalvo | Photos by Eze Amos Virginia Festival of the Book serves as a cherished institution and vibrant creative hub, bringing authors and readers together to embrace the […]
