 | Waynesboro finishes wetlands project to prevent stormwater pollution of Chesapeake BayNovember 01, 2019The 10-acre Mulberry Run Wetlands provides a home for wildlife while also preventing stormwater pollution of the Chesapeake Bay. Read more » |
 | Waynesboro marks transformation of Mulberry Run WetlandsOctober 25, 2019After three years, a manmade haven for both wildlife and the community is thriving at Waynesboro’s Mulberry Run Wetlands. Read more » |
 | $40 million Main2525 project taking shape in the BottomOctober 25, 2019Crews continue to plug away on Main2525, a mid-rise mixed-use building taking shape on a former surface parking lot west of Millie’s Diner at 2515 E. Main St. Read more » |
 | Award of Merit Airport/Transit: WMATA Andrews Federal Center Bus Operations and Maintenance FacilityOctober 25, 2019Delivered on time and on budget, the $146.8-million, 27-month project supports the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s 1,600-bus fleet. Read more » |
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| Award of Merit Manufacturing: ALDI Inc. East Coast Regional Headquarters and Distribution CenterOctober 25, 2019Delivering a large greenfield distribution center and regional headquarters on an 81-acre site, the design-build team minimized environmental impacts by protecting onsite wetlands and the adjacent Five Forks Civil War battlefield. Read more » |
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| Award of Merit Airport/Transit: The Pulse Bus Rapid TransitOctober 25, 2019Part of an overall revitalization effort in downtown Richmond, the $47-million bus rapid transit system delivered a 7.6-mile-long, high-density corridor that provides an attractive and convenient transportation option for residents and commuters. Read more » |
 | Council Denies Rezoning Request on McConnell RoadOctober 23, 2019A rezoning request for a residential development on McConnell Road across the road from Innisbrook Village Apartments hit an unexpected roadblock at the Greensboro City Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 15 in the Council Chambers. Read more » |
 | Central Sports Complex will feature one artificial turf fieldOctober 23, 2019A $300,000 grant from the PATH Foundation, a $300,000 donation from Kurt and Dona Rodgers and $300,000 from Fauquier County will provide funding to make one of six rectangular fields at the Central Sports Complex an artificial turf surface rather than grass. Read more » |
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| City, Henrico give final approvals to ‘Fulton Yard’ developmentOctober 23, 2019With the blessing of the city of Richmond and Henrico County, a North Carolina-based developer is moving ahead with a sizable project across from Rocketts Landing. Read more » |
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| Verona sidewalk project plans released for public inputOctober 23, 2019The Augusta County Community Development Department has released the preliminary design plans for the Verona Pedestrian Improvement Project and is asking for public feedback. Read more » |