Editing Charlottesville, Virginia (section)

==Media==
===Print publications===
Charlottesville has a main daily newspaper, ''[[The Daily Progress]]''. Weekly publications include ''C-Ville Weekly,'' which also publishes quarterly, bi-annual, and yearly glossies such as ''Abode'' (home, garden, architecture), ''Knife & Fork'' (food, drink, restaurants), ''Unbound,'' (outdoor sports and recreation, environmental issues), ''Best of C-VILLE'' (readers' favorite restaurants, bars, shops, etc.), ''CBIZ'' (local business), and ''Weddings.'' Other magazines published locally include ''Blue Ridge Outdoors'', ''[https://www.charlottesvillefamily.com/ CharlottesvilleFamily Magazine]'' and ''Albemarle Magazine''. A daily newspaper, ''[[The Cavalier Daily]]'', is published by an independent student group at UVA. Additionally, the alternative newsmagazine of UVA, ''The Declaration'', is printed every other week with new online content every week. The monthly newspaper ''Echo'' covers [[holistic health]] and related topics. ''Charlottesville Tomorrow'', an online nonprofit news organization, covers land use, transportation, business and education. Other lifestyle publications include''The Charlottesville Welcome Book'', CharlottesvilleFamily's ''Bloom! Magazine'', ''Wine & Country Life'' and ''Wine & Country Weddings''.

===Broadcast media===
Charlottesville is served by major television networks through stations [[WVIR-TV|WVIR]]/[[WVIR-CD]] 29 (NBC/CW on DT2), [[WCVE-TV|WHTJ]] 41 (PBS), [[WCAV]] 19 (CBS/FOX), and [[WVAW-LD]] 16 (ABC). News-talk radio in Charlottesville can be heard on [[WINA]] 1070 and [[WCHV (AM)|WCHV]] 1260. Sports radio can be heard on [[WVAX]] 1450. Country can be heard on [[WKAV]] 1400. [[National Public Radio]] stations include [[WMRA]] 103.5 FM and [[WVTF]] 89.7 FM. Commercial FM stations include [[WQMZ]] Lite Rock Z95.1 (AC), [[WWWV]] (3WV) (classic rock) 97.5, [[WCYK]] (country) 99.7, [[WHTE]] (CHR) 101.9, WZGN (Generations) 102.3, [[WCNR]] (The Corner) 106.1 and [[WCHV-FM]] 107.5. Charlottesville community broadcasters include [[WNRN-FM]] 91.9 and [[WTJU]] 91.1 (owned by the University of Virginia) radio and CPA-TV and Charlottesville's Own TV10 television stations.

===Municipal Open Data===
The city hosts the [[Charlottesville Open Data Portal]] for sharing municipal data as well as community information which local businesses and nonprofit organizations provide.