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Little High Neighborhood News

The Little High Neighborhood in Charlottesville, Va
The Little High Neighborhood was originally formed in the early aughts, just before the area between East Market Street and East Water Street / Carlton Road had more than a handful of residential units. Institutional memory not being a strong suit of volunteer run organizations generally, subsequent LHNA boards were unaware of the need to adapt to the rapid growth of the area so it wasn't officially incorporated in the neighborhood until 2023.

If you have an item that is of especial interest to Little High neighborhood residents, please let us know at: LHNA.cville@gmail.com

 

Little High Neighborhood Trash Cleanup Day, 5/16

March 26, 2026

On Saturday, May 16th, 1-4pm Little High Neighborhood volunteers with join forces with C’ville Litter Pickers to collect trash in our neighborhood. A social gathering with food and drinks will follow. This family friendly event will feature a scavenger hunt.

Come meet your neighbors and beautify our corner of the community!

We’ll meeting at the neighborhood bulletin board on 12th St NE between E. Jefferson St and Little High Street.

  1. Sign up here to let us know you are joining us and possibly if you want to contribute to supplies and treats.
  2. Dress for the weather and the task to include walking shoes, gloves, water and trash bags. Bring a trash grabber if you have one. We’ll have high visibility vests to lend out.

Filed Under: climate-action, conservation and sustainability, Events, Little High neighborhood news

CHIPP Invasive Vine Removal, Sun. 4/26

March 26, 2026

Neighborhood and Charlottesville Invasive Plant Partnership (CHIPP) volunteers will meet on Sunday, April 26, from 1 to 4pm to address the invasive vines that burden the tree canopy along the “headwaters” of Meade Creek behind the homes on E. Jefferson St between 12th St NE and Meade Ave. We’ll meet and get started at the area along 12th St NE between 1201 E. Market St (Pixels) and 208 12th St. NE. Everyone is welcome to join us or stop by to say hello and see what we’re up to!

If you are joining us:

  1. Sign the volunteer waiver at this link https://linktr.ee/cvillechipp  which has additional information including how to recognize and treat invasive vines.
  2. Email Julia at juliarubarth@gmail.com so we know that you are joining us and can plan for the number volunteers!
  3. Dress for the weather and the task which will involve walking in the woods or along a slope (sturdy shoes, protective clothing and garden/work gloves), and bring water and tools for the job, if you have them (hand clippers, loppers, pruning saws, hatchets) and please label them. We are likely to have extra tools to loan you.

Filed Under: conservation and sustainability, Events, Little High neighborhood news

Retrofit Mini-Grants Available for Home Energy Saving Projects

March 10, 2026

Energy Resource HubIn partnership with the Local Energy Assistance Program (LEAP), Charlottesville City government has created Retrofit Mini-Grants that provide financial assistance in the form of rebates for certain energy saving measures including:

  • $1000 for a heat pump installation
  • $800 for a heat pump water heater installation
  • $500 for attic insulation or foundation insulation and air sealing
  • $250 for wiring or electrical work to support above measures
  • $250 for duct sealing
  • $250 for a home energy assessment

Now that the federal tax credits for energy efficiency are gone, these rebates are helpful, and, please note, aren’t being offered by any other municipality in Virginia to date.

The program has already provided grants for over 60 households and just received another round of funding from the city.

You can get started by emailing Rosina Snow at resourcehub@leap-va.org or filling out this form.

Rosina Snow is the Energy Navigator with the Energy Resource Hub which is a program through the city, county, and the Local Energy Alliance Program that helps people find and take advantage of incentives for energy efficiency.

 

Filed Under: Little High neighborhood news Tagged With: Good Charlottesville City Programs

La Michoacana is moving… but STAYING

March 1, 2026

Staying in our neighborhood, that is. La Michoacana is moving from its original location on East High Street to 508 Stewart Street (where Dominoes Pizza used to be). We commend the owners for their wisdom in staying in the Little High Neighborhood. The grand opening on Stewart Street is Monday, March 2, 2026, from 11am to 3pm and features lots of food specials and a live Mariachi Band from 12noon to 2pm.

La Michoacana is moving to Stewart Street

Filed Under: Little High neighborhood news, local business

Invasive Species Awareness Week

February 26, 2026

From CHIPP (The Charlottesville Invasive Plant Program).
Invasive Species Awareness Week

For the full calendar of events, see https://blueridgeprism.org/nisaw-2026

Filed Under: climate-action, Community Announcements, Little High neighborhood news Tagged With: Good Charlottesville City Programs

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