(RECAP: Nearly 300 affordable housing apartments in southern Chesterfield County will be revamped thanks to a collection of partners including a California-based company and the Colonial Heights Economic Development Authority. The Board of Supervisors endorsed the project in letters to the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development and the Virginia Housing Development Authority.)
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(RECAP: On Saturday, Virginia Organizing sponsored a panel discussion on affordable housing. About 40 people attended the session, held in the meeting room of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library’s headquarters on Caroline Street. “I’m sure, anecdotally, that most of us know it’s really tough to make ends meet in this area,” said Sarah Walsh, vice president of community impact at Rappahannock United Way. “We see the struggle and the difficulty in finding affordable housing.”)
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(RECAP: Virginia and Tennessee housing leaders gathered at the historic Bristol Train Station on Monday to take the temperature of their industry — and maybe steal a few thoughts from each other.)
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