“When Youngkin appointed Bryce to the state Board of Education, local leaders lashed out. Dels. Katrina Callsen and Amy Laufer, who represent Albemarle County and neighboring Charlottesville in the ...

So, think of the Green Olive Tree as 45 years (and counting) being the living Heart of Crozet, and come on by to get acquainted or sign up to volunteer. It’s a fun, welcoming place to share your ...

Nandina’s leaves provide a spectacular show of color during Fall and Winter months. The brilliant red leaves and berries provide a strong contrast to snow and mulch, and it easily attracts the eye.

I am a senior at Western Albemarle High School completing a capstone research project in my Environmental Literature, Law, and Policy class on how consumers’ purchases are affected by organic labels ...

The Crozet Gazette is a free-distribution, community newspaper serving western Albemarle County. The Gazette features crisp news reporting and revealing interviews, all told with our distinctive local ...

Sam Campbell was a twenty-year-old young man when I first met him in 1980, living in Sherando with his family. My first impression of the Campbells was they were all softspoken, gentle people and Sam ...

Kristen Atkins had navigated a stressful profession as a pathologist, endured breast cancer, raised teenagers, and faced an ...

The Western Albemarle Rescue Squad named Nick Tortola as its Member of the Year at its annual awards banquet held February 1 ...

The Crozet Volunteer Fire Department, now 115 years old, held its annual awards banquet January 25 at King Family Vineyards ...

Coming off last year’s 18-8 season, the Warriors girls basketball team is putting up another strong showing and is looking ...

Senior Ian Marshall is finishing his third season wrestling for Western Albemarle, having amassed 51 wins in the 190lb ...

Vintage Virginia Apples in Covesville will use a $85,293 grant from the USDA to install a 94.77-kilowatt roof-mounted solar ...