SES teacher selected as Golden Apple recipient

Each year, the Golden Apple Awards honor exceptional teachers from local schools. These educators go above and beyond to spark curiosity, support student growth, and build strong connections with families. Nominated by their school communities, they’re recognized for inspiring a love of learning and making a lasting impact—both in and out of the classroom. This … Read more

Call for artists

Scottsville Center for Arts and Nature’s Gallery on Valley is looking for submissions for its next exhibit! “Our culture is rich here in Central Virginia,” said Stevie Loebs, gallery manager. “A diversity of cultures and nations have come together to make Scottsville home. We invite artists working in any medium to embrace the Idea of Freedom in … Read more

SES student selected for Peacekeeper Award

Congratulations to Scottsville Elementary School fifth grader Ginny, who was selected as Scottsville’s Peacekeeper Award recipient! She and her family enjoyed a special lunch hosted by the University of Virginia’s Batten School of Leadership. Join us in celebrating Ginny for being a positive role model for her peers and younger students!

Resilient Together Project announces Community Design Nights

Albemarle County, the City of Charlottesville, and the University of Virginia invite community members to participate in shaping a more resilient future by participating in the upcoming Community Design Night at Yancey Community Center. This May 20th workshop is part of the ongoing Resilient Together initiative, a regional effort to build community-wide resilience and preparedness … Read more

Supervisors call for special meeting

The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors has called a special meeting on Wednesday, May 14 in Victory Hall (401 Valley Street, Scottsville) at 7 pm. There will also be an option to join this meeting virtually via Zoom and Legistar. The Zoom link for the joint meeting will differ from the usual one. If the regular meeting Zoom link is bookmarked, attendees … Read more