Tanya Jackson+FollowBest vets for senior cats near CharlottesvilleFinding the right vet for an aging cat can make all the difference, especially when dealing with chronic health issues. Local pet owners have been sharing their go-to clinics, and Va Vet Specialist on Greenbrier Dr. stands out for its compassionate care—one owner credits them for giving their diabetic cat extra years. Woodworth Animal Hospital also gets high marks for long-term trust. If you’ve got experience with a great vet for senior cats in the Charlottesville area, or tips for managing older pets’ health, let’s hear your stories and advice! Your recommendations could help a neighbor’s furry friend thrive. #Pets #Charlottesville #SeniorCats01Share
Casey Sutton+FollowElvis brings Christmas magic to CharlottesvilleElvis fans, get ready—The Paramount Theater is turning up the holiday spirit with a full-on Elvis Christmas concert! Matt Lewis, one of the top Elvis tribute artists, will be rocking the stage alongside Charlottesville’s own Big Ray and the Kool Kats, performing classics like “Blue Christmas” and “Here Comes Santa Claus.” Whether you’re a lifelong Elvis devotee or just love a good holiday show, this promises to be a festive night out on the Downtown Mall. Who’s planning to go, and what’s your favorite Elvis holiday song? #Entertainment #Music #Charlottesville00Share
Jenna Gonzales+FollowCharlottesville tailgating tips for UVA-VT gameStadium parking lots for the UVA-VT game are set to open as early as 8 a.m., giving fans plenty of time to claim their spot and fire up the grills before the 7 p.m. kickoff. With students on break and ACC Network broadcasting from O Hill, expect a lively scene around Scott Stadium all day. Some locals suggest parking at Fontaine Park and walking over to avoid the worst traffic. Have you found a tailgating hack or parking trick that makes game day smoother? Let’s swap stories and help each other out before the big rivalry clash! #Sports #UVAvsVT #Charlottesville00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowWhat’s next for the Corner after Littlejohn’s?Littlejohn’s closing left a sandwich-sized hole in the Corner, and the property’s still empty. With White Spot now the only late-night option near CVS, everyone’s wondering what could possibly fill the space (and the cravings). Some wild ideas are floating around—from a Utah soda chain and a throwback Chipotle to a tiny gym or even a data center. There’s even talk of another 7 Day or a Long John Silver’s. With rent sky-high, what would actually survive here? What do you think the Corner really needs: more food, fitness, or something totally different? #Food #Charlottesville #TheCorner00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowCharlottesville’s Thanksgiving dinner brings neighbors togetherNothing says community like a hot Thanksgiving meal shared with neighbors. The Salvation Army in Charlottesville made sure no one had to spend the holiday alone or hungry, serving up a free dinner for anyone who needed it. Despite kitchen setbacks, their team pulled together—cooking meals on a small stove and even getting help from Richmond’s emergency disaster crew. For many, it wasn’t just about the food, but about feeling seen and supported. Events like this remind us how powerful simple acts of kindness can be. How do you think we can keep this spirit going all year round? #Safety #Charlottesville #Thanksgiving00Share
derek12+FollowCharlottesville’s Black Friday is now a week-long affairBlack Friday in Charlottesville isn’t the mad dash it used to be—local shops say it’s stretched into a week (or more!) of deals and community events. Instead of camping out for doorbusters, folks are enjoying extended sales, special treats, and a focus on Small Business Saturday. Shops like The Virginia Shop, Shenanigans, and The Happy Cook are offering discounts, raffles, and even cider and cookies. For many, the real rush comes closer to Christmas, but this week kicks off the season. How do you feel about the new, less hectic Black Friday? Do you prefer shopping local or hunting for big-box deals? #Business #Charlottesville #BlackFriday00Share
Cassandra Snyder+FollowCharlottesville pups need loving homes now!Charlottesville’s animal shelters are overflowing with adorable puppies like Grateful and Butterball, both small Jack Russell Terrier/Border Collie mixes, just waiting for a family to call their own. These sweet pups are more than just cute faces—they’re looking for a second chance and a safe place to grow up. If you’ve ever thought about adopting or fostering, now’s the perfect time to make a real difference. Every adoption helps clear space for another animal in need. Who’s opened their home to a rescue pet before? Share your stories and tips below! #Pets #Charlottesville #AdoptDontShop20Share
kellydesiree+FollowCharlottesville’s puppies need loving homesPuppies like Charlie Brown are waiting for a family right here in Charlottesville! Local shelters are overflowing with adorable, playful pups who just want a safe place to call home. Even if you’re not ready to adopt, spreading the word or volunteering can make a huge difference for these animals. Every bit of support helps shelters care for and connect these pets with loving people. If you’ve ever thought about opening your home to a furry friend, now’s the perfect time to check out the adoption process. What’s your experience with local shelters or rescue pets? #Pets #Charlottesville #AdoptDontShop10Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowCharlottesville’s record sock drive triples donationsUVA Health staff just pulled off something incredible—donating over 42,000 pairs of socks to local shelters, smashing last year’s total and setting a new record for any Morrison Healthcare facility. The friendly competition between departments clearly paid off, with the socks split evenly between The Haven and Salvation Army. For people experiencing homelessness, socks are the most requested item, especially as the weather turns cold. Seeing so many neighbors come together to help out right before Thanksgiving is a real reminder of what community can do. What other small acts could make a big difference for those in need around us? #Safety #Charlottesville #CommunitySupport00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowCharlottesville’s Malachi Fields shines at Notre DameMalachi Fields is making big waves at Notre Dame, both on and off the field. After years starring at UVA, the Charlottesville native has become a key playmaker for the Fighting Irish, racking up touchdowns and extending his impressive streak of catching a pass in 38 straight games. But what’s really cool? He’s found a new sense of home and community in South Bend—bonding with teammates over fishing trips and embracing the national spotlight. It’s a reminder of how stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to growth and unexpected friendships. How do you handle big life changes? #Sports #Football #Charlottesville00Share
