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11/14/2025

The Starr Hill Farmers Market is more than just a place to shop. It’s a space for community, culture, and connection.

Launched this August to address the need for fresh food access in Charlottesville, the market brought new life to the historic Starr Hill neighborhood. With local vendors, hot meals, fresh produce, and a welcoming vibe, it became a Sunday staple where kids played, new businesses found their footing, and neighbors reconnected.

The 2025 season may be wrapping up, but its impact is just beginning.

📰 Read the full story: vinegarhillmagazine.com/the-starr-hill-farmers-market-a-fresh-market-in-the-2025-season
✍🏾 Written by Saturn Edwards.

11/05/2025

You have to hear his analysis of D’Angelo’s legacy—why the artist claimed he only made “Black music,” and how his journey across albums showed a path to “fewer restrictions.” Dr. Carson explains why D’Angelo’s work, like the best of Black music, treats linear time as “a suggestion,” constantly conversing with the ancestors.

11/04/2025

"You ever notice how perfection always shows up looking responsible? Hear me out.

It’s got a to-do list, color-coded planner, and matching highlighters… “getting organized” and just “waiting for the right time.”
But let’s keep it 100:
You’re not waiting for the perfect time…
You’re waiting for the fear to go away."

Click the link to read more of what Khalilah Jones has to say about fear and how you can tame it.

🔗 vinegarhillmagazine.com/fear-wearing-prada-how-perfection-is-just-fear-in-a-fancy-fit

10/22/2025

Charlottesville remembers Eugene Williams. 🕊️

A leader, a builder, and a lifelong advocate for justice, Mr. Williams dedicated himself to breaking barriers and creating opportunities. From desegregating schools to ensuring access to dignified housing, his work changed lives and shaped the city’s future.

His legacy lives on in every step toward equity taken in this community. May he rest in peace.

Read more about the life and legacy of Eugene Williams: vinegarhillmagazine.com/eugene-williams-a-legacy-of-courage-in-charlottesville-virginia

📸 Photo by Winn Collier

10/14/2025

🌍 Meet a woman redefining what freedom looks like — one country at a time. After over 12 years as an expat across the Middle East and Southeast Asia, she shares how living abroad became her path to peace, safety, and self-reclamation.

From Saudi to Bali to Oman, her journey reminds us that sometimes the soft life begins when you choose to start over somewhere new. ✈️💫

👉🏾 Read more and learn how to move abroad in 90 days or less on Vinegar Hill Magazine’s website.

10/01/2025

🌟 We’re proud to celebrate Lorenzo Dickerson, award-winning filmmaker and preservationist, whose powerful storytelling uplifts and honors the voices of rural Black communities.

Fresh off his second regional Emmy win for the documentary short Cash Crop, Lorenzo reminds us that history, culture, and community are deeply rooted in the land and the people who nurture it. His work shines a light on untold narratives while championing sustainability, legacy, and resilience. 🌱🎥

👏🏾 Congratulations to Lorenzo on this incredible achievement and for continuing to cultivate stories that inspire and flourish.

👉🏾 Read more on Vinegar Hill Magazine’s website.

09/24/2025

🎉 Exciting News!

CIM partners Charlottesville Tomorrow, In My Humble Opinion Radio Show, and Vinegar Hill Magazine have been nominated for “Collaboration of the Year” at the 2025 LION Sustainability Awards. 🏆

This recognition highlights the power of working together to strengthen journalistic impact, financial health, and operational resilience — values at the heart of sustainable, community-driven news.

👏🏾 Congratulations to every team member and partner involved in this important work. Your dedication shows how collaboration builds stronger stories and stronger communities.

👉🏾 Learn more about the nomination and awards at the link in our bio.

09/19/2025

🌟 We’re proud to share that Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Andrea Copeland has been named an honoree for Virginia Business Magazine’s 2025 Women in Leadership Award!

This prestigious recognition celebrates top women executives for their professional accomplishments, civic engagement, mentorship, and breaking glass ceilings.

Congratulations, Andrea, on this well-deserved honor! ✨

Read more on the Vinegar Hill Magazine website.

08/27/2025

Check out the latest episode of In Our Humble Opinion .
Featuring , .l.hudson, and

Tune in to 101.3 Jamz every Sunday from 12 PM to 3 PM for “In My Humble Opinion” and subscribe to listen to IMHO on your favorite platform.

07/29/2025

Learn about the influential legacy that Upward Bound has given to many Charlottesville and surrounding county students.

This is a unique and special account from Marquan Jones, a 2019 graduate of UVA’s Upward Bound program and a 2024 graduate of Virginia Military Institute. He recounts his time at UVA and his experience with Upward Bound and how it not only shaped his life but also the lives around him.

We are all saddened that such a great program is coming to an end.

Read and learn more about Marquan’s experience on our website.
🔗 vinegarhillmagazine.com/a-legacy-of-uplift-reflecting-on-uvas-upward-bound-program

07/22/2025

Chris Gaither isn’t just breaking barriers in the wine industry; he’s pouring knowledge, accessibility, and style into every glass.🍷 From sommelier to educator, he’s changing the game for wine lovers everywhere, including Charlottesville.

✨ Shift your perspective on what it means to know wine and remember,
“You don’t have to be a wine specialist to appreciate wine,” says Gaither

👉 Tap the link to read Chris’s story and how he’s bringing the knowledge of wine to the masses.

🔗 www.stayfreshmag.com/blog-2-1/chris-gaither-makes-wine-accessible-to-the-masses

📸 Photo credit: Maggie Mai

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