Development

Over the past few days, Gilpin Court has made headlines with two new community-shaping developments.
Fences were removed and temporary landscaping is complete at the traffic circle intersection of Monument and Allen avenues
Henrico is installing two championship courts with spectator seating at Pouncey Tract Park — here’s where to play the popular game.
Plenty expects to start growing strawberries in late 2023/early 2024.
Check out the plan for the historic neighborhood and provide your comments before August 27.
The football team won’t be returning to the River City, leaving a large facility near Scott’s Addition.
The development group, led by Red Light Ventures, reached an agreement with the city and wants to open an amphitheater near Tredegar in 2025
The city has secured funds to improve safety features at 35 intersections around the city, including in Northside, Southside, the Fan, VCU, and Downtown
The city is installing Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons around town — learn what they are, how they work, and where to expect them to show up in the near future
James A. Buzzard River Education Center could open as soon as Summer 2024 and will serve 10,000 students a year with river access, indoor and outdoor spaces, and activities
Superintendent Jason Kamras stood with representatives from Fox, the school board, City Council, and the fire department to announce the beginning of construction
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