Scenes from the 2024 Crozet Christmas Parade and other holiday events. Photos by Gazette photographers Malcolm Andrews and ...

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, Ethel McAllister ...

Crozet Cider Company Inc. was established in 1905 on the southeast corner of Jarmans Gap Road and Powell’s Creek. Its products included cider, vinegar, preserves, jellies, jams and evaporated and ...

Traffic patterns between The Square, Oak Street (which connects The Square to Library Avenue), and Library Avenue will shift with each stage of construction (see the accompanying map), and all ...

ACPS is launching a program of specialized coursework organized around specific areas of study for high schoolers called Scholars Studios. Courtesy ACPS. Albemarle County Public Schools (ACPS) is ...

A short-eared owl hunts small mammals by night, flying low and following the contours of the land. Photo: Grayson Harlow. Winter’s a good time to learn to spot the birds that surround us, said Grayson ...

I was disheartened to read the article condemning coyotes in the December Gazette. I want to speak up for the misunderstood canines and remind the Crozet citizens that these animals are a part of our ...

The St. George Brass Band entertained the crowds at the Crozet Market Crawl, with Andrew Green on sousaphone, Steve Donahue on horn, Elias Fatsi on trombone, Elizabeth Marotta on trumpet, and Eric ...

A Crozet citizen contacted White Hall District Board of Supervisors Representative Ann Mallek to ask whether golf carts and Utility Terrain Vehicles (UTVs) are allowed on county streets and roads, as ...

Westlake Hills resident Janie Holbrook speaking before the Planning Commission. Photo: Lisa Martin At its December 17 meeting, the Albemarle County Planning Commission largely agreed with those Crozet ...

Last season’s outdoor track state champion, Raina Fitzwater. Photo: Ron Wade. Western Albemarle High School’s pole vault program is helmed by a guy whose life story reads like a history of pole ...