#1score 402d ago
3 threatened OBX homes win FEMA grant for acquisition
DARE COUNTY, N.C. (WAVY) - The Federal Emergency Management Agency has awarded $793,000 for the acquisition of three threatened oceanfront properties in Rodanthe, North Carolina. The State of North Carolina is providing an additional $258,000 for the project, requiring no funding from Dare County. T
#2score 552d ago
National Park Fees Fund $1.2M Renovation of Historic DC Golf Course
The Trump administration plans to allocate over $1 million for renovations at the East Potomac Golf Course in Washington, D.C., funded by national park visitor fees. This project has faced legal challenges, including a recent court ruling halting tree removals at the site.
#3score 472d ago
Cambrex Breaks Ground on $120 Million Expansion in Charles City, Iowa
CambrexOctober 30, 2026
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Oct. 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Cambrex, a leading global contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), today marked the groundbreaking of its $120 million expansion at its Charles City, Iowa facility.
#4score 383d ago
James City County approves $1.5 million construction of new skate park
#5score 534d ago
Norfolk City Council Approves $38 Million Water Pump Station Upgrade
Norfolk has approved a $37.6 million project to replace a water pump station at the Lamberts Point treatment plant, ensuring reliable water distribution. The new facility will enhance the city's water system, which serves approximately 64,000 homes.
#6score 454d ago
Hunt Begins Second Phase of Virginia Naval Housing Project
Hunt Military Communities has begun work on the second phase of a naval housing development in Virginia, according to multiple industry reports. The project advances a long-running effort to expand and modernize residential options for service members and their families in the Hampton Roads area.
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#7score 576d ago
Norfolk Moves Forward with Flood Protection for New 22-Acre Park
Norfolk has opened bids for the flood protection component of the 22-acre Blue/Greenway park, part of the St. Paul's redevelopment. The park aims to address long-standing flooding issues in the area by incorporating natural water management features.
#8score 576d ago
Portsmouth Jail Demolition to Conclude by June 2027 as Waterfront Redevelopment Plans Emerge
The demolition of Portsmouth's old jail is set to finish by June 2027, paving the way for future waterfront redevelopment. City leaders envision a mixed-use area with housing, businesses, and public spaces to enhance the community.
#9score 476d ago
ASICS Opens Its First Industry-Academia R&D Lab for Running Innovation with the University of Michigan
ASICSOctober 26, 2026
Ann Arbor-based ASICS x Michigan Sport Innovation Center (AMSI) brings together multidisciplinary research, athlete insight, and innovation expertise to advance humancentric running product development
KOBE, Japan and ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — ASIC
#10score 358d ago
Hammes celebrates ribbon-cutting of Moffitt Discovery and Innovation Center at Speros
HammesOctober 23, 2026
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Hammes, a national real estate consulting, development, investment and management firm, celebrated the ribbon-cutting of the Moffitt Discovery and Innovation Center at Speros in Land O’ Lakes, Florida on October 22. Hammes s
#11score 579d ago
$1.7B Housing Initiative for Sailors in Hampton Roads Advances
The Department of Defense and the Department of the Navy are advancing a $1.7 billion initiative to modernize unaccompanied housing for sailors in the Hampton Roads area. This project, in partnership with Hunt Military Communities, will focus on developing military housing in Newport News.
#12score 529d ago
Navy Launches $1.7 Billion Barracks Privatization in Hampton Roads
The Navy has finalized a $1.7 billion deal with Hunt Military Communities to manage housing for over 8,000 junior sailors in Hampton Roads. This ambitious project aims to renovate and build new barracks, including a major complex in Newport News, while raising concerns over Hunt's past housing issues.
#13score 539d ago
Virginia Beach Shopping Center to Transform into Laskin Commons
The Regency Hilltop Shopping Center in Virginia Beach is set for a multimillion-dollar renovation, including new amenities and a name change to Laskin Commons at Hilltop. The project aims to create a community gathering space and attract more customers.
#14score 5310d ago
Amazon Withdraws Data Center Application, Shifts Focus to Mixed-Use Development
Amazon has decided to withdraw its application for a data center in Loudoun County. Instead, the company will collaborate with the county to transform the former George Washington University Science and Tech campus into a mixed-use development.
#15score 5310d ago
Suffolk City Council Enacts Temporary Ban on Data Centers
Suffolk's City Council has unanimously approved a temporary ban on data centers to allow for community engagement and planning. The ban aims to address concerns over the environmental impact of data centers, with plans to re-authorize them under new regulations in the future.
#16score 5210d ago
Suffolk City Council Implements Temporary Ban on Data Centers
Suffolk has enacted a moratorium on data center projects until regulations are established. The ban aims to ensure future developments align with community interests.
#17score 5510d ago
Trump's Controversial 250-Foot Arch Could Begin Construction Soon
The Trump administration announced that construction on a controversial 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington, D.C. could start shortly after the midterm elections. The project faces lawsuits from veterans and preservationists who argue it disrupts the solemnity of Arlington National Cemetery.
#18score 3810d ago
Williamsburg Regional Library to welcome new bookmobile with ribbon cutting
#19score 5811d ago
Newport News Allocates $141 Million for Education and Community Facilities
Newport News is investing $141 million in a project that will include a new middle school, a recreation center, a library, and a turf field. This initiative aims to enhance educational and recreational opportunities in the community.
#20score 5711d ago
Suffolk City Council Enacts Moratorium on Data Centers Amid Development Concerns
The Suffolk City Council has unanimously approved a temporary moratorium on data centers to evaluate future development strategies. Mayor Michael Duman emphasized the need for a structured approach as the technology landscape evolves.
#21score 5611d ago
Suffolk City Council Bans Data Centers Citywide
Suffolk leaders have unanimously approved a zoning rule that prohibits data centers as a primary use throughout the city. This decision allows officials time to evaluate future regulations regarding data center development.
#22score 5711d ago
Nearly 300 Affordable Housing Units Open in Norfolk's Talbot Park
Norfolk has unveiled 295 refurbished affordable housing units in Talbot Park, addressing a significant housing shortage in the region. The Estates at Talbot Park, formerly market-rate apartments, now offers one- and two-bedroom homes for residents earning below a certain income threshold.
#23score 5611d ago
Construction of Rudee Park in Virginia Beach Set to Begin Next Fall
Virginia Beach's Rudee Park redevelopment is moving forward with construction expected to start next fall. The project will include various amenities and a storm surge barrier, with adjustments made to the park's design.
#24score 5511d ago
Virginians Demand Pause on New Data Centers Amid Economic Debate
Advocates in Virginia Beach are calling for a halt on new data center developments, citing concerns over environmental impacts. Meanwhile, industry leaders argue that these centers bring significant jobs and tax revenue to the region.
#25score 5511d ago
Virginia Beach Plans Rudee Park Construction to Start in Fall 2027
Virginia Beach has announced a timeline for Rudee Park, with construction expected to begin in fall 2027 following the completion of design work. The city also revealed a nonprofit management model for the park.
#26score 6012d ago
Virginia Beach's Rudee Park Project Set to Begin Construction by Late 2027
Virginia Beach City Council members received an update on the Rudee Park project, confirming that construction is on schedule to start in late 2027. The park will be located at the south end of the Oceanfront, promising to enhance the area's recreational offerings.
#27score 6012d ago
Construction for Virginia Beach's Rudee Park Set to Begin in Fall 2027
Virginia Beach city leaders announced that construction for Rudee Park at the Oceanfront is expected to start in late fall 2027 and will take about two years to complete. The project includes plans for additional parking and a fundraising campaign to support its development.
#28score 5513d ago
Norfolk Considers Scaling Back Climate Resilience Building Standards
Norfolk is proposing to roll back its Resilience Quotient program, which aimed to enhance climate resilience in new developments. Critics argue this move could undermine efforts to combat climate change impacts in the region.
#29score 5413d ago
Judge Skeptical of Trump's Golf Course Renovation Plans Amid Legal Challenge
A federal judge expressed skepticism over the government's claims that tree removals at East Potomac Park are unrelated to Trump's golf course renovation plans. The judge has temporarily halted the redevelopment until at least October 26, as plaintiffs argue the work is causing irreversible damage.