Problems multiply for South Richmond affordable housing development amid lawsuits, withdrawn city support “I just wish they’d pay all the vendors and subcontractors they owe and we can all move on. I ain’t bashing anybody. I just want to get paid.”
Year-round strawberry production set to begin in Chesterfield County facility Plenty said its concept of indoor vertical farming uses 97% less land and up to 90% less water than conventional farming.
New position aims to bring together area entrepreneurs, support growth "My role is being anywhere and everywhere, boots on the ground, throughout the region, to really get a handle on all the grassroots and more formal activities that are going on, so we can create a map of the system."
The Richmonder speaker series kicks off Jan. 16 The buffet breakfast will include a Q&A with Mayor Danny Avula. Discounted tickets are available to Richmonder donors.
The Richmonder presents: The (Real) State of the City We’re pleased to announce a gathering of business and civic leaders, as well as engaged citizens, to explore the opportunities and challenges faced by the new administration.
Dec. 18 Newsletter: Going nuclear Is Richmond giving out too many honorary street names? City Council debates cutting back. Plus, a South Richmond apartment complex could enter receivership.
State housing authority asks court to appoint receiver for troubled Model Tobacco apartments in South Richmond This May, Model Tobacco Development ceased its monthly loan payments to Virginia Housing and has also failed to carry out major necessary repairs to the roof, said the housing authority.