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Augusta Free Press
Debra Freeman to offer perspectives on homelessness at Lunch & Learn event
I wrote last week about how Debra Freeman, the executive director of the local Boys & Girls Club and a member of the Waynesboro School Board, who headed up the local WARM homeless shelter for several years, was herself homeless for six months in 2024. Freeman will recount the experience...
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Hamilton Zanze Expands the HZ Evergreen Fund to 12 Properties Across Six States
Hamilton Zanze, a San Francisco-based multifamily real estate investment firm, announced the contribution of two multifamily communities to the HZ Evergreen Fund: Ecco Apartments in Eugene, Ore., and The Kingson in Fredericksburg, Va. The additions bring the Fund’s total holdings to 12 properties. The Evergreen Fund’s net asset value...
infocville.com
A very quick look at the Charlottesville Comprehensive Plan before the review begins
On the afternoon of September 22, 2026, the Charlottesville Planning Commission will learn how staff in the Department of Neighborhood Development Services want to proceed with the update of the city’s Comprehensive Plan. “While there have been several amendments to the City’s Comp Plan to date, it is best...
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The Slow-Paced Town In Virginia Where Retirees Live Comfortably On Under $1,600 A Month
Nobody puts South Boston, Virginia on their vision board, and that’s precisely why the people who actually live there can’t stop telling you how good they have it. South Boston is the kind of town that rewards the people who are paying attention. It sits in Halifax County...
infocville.com
Lack of administrative capacity slowing Charlottesville’s affordable housing progress
The phrase “Cville Plans Together” is likely not a household name in Charlottesville unless your household has someone in the development industry or the planning sector. Yet, the initiative overseen by the firm Rhodeside & Harwell has had a profound impact on the lives of anyone who lives in and around the city by resulting in a zoning code that allows for a lot more residential development.
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Virginia declares state of emergency as hay shortage threatens farms
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Unionville's Historic District Argued About Window Heat Loss.
FARMINGTON — "People are not going to live in homes that they can't heat." A commissioner said that out loud at the Unionville Historic District and Properties Commission on September 3, and nobody in the room disagreed. That is roughly the whole problem with running a historic district in a state with Connecticut winters, and the commission spent a good part of the evening walking around it.