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Challenges and opportunities highlighted a regional housing study released Wednesday at Sleepy Hollow Golf Club in Hurricane by Advantage Valley, Inc., a nonprofit regional economic development organization representing the Charleston-Huntington metro area. The study calls for significant new housing development in the region.

By Paul Schmitt -- You can learn more about the Village of Sister Bay’s plans to address the need for additional affordable housing this Saturday.

City of Indianola Holding Housing Study

City of Indianola Holding Housing Study

Recent reports of racial disparities in mortgage loan lending at Navy Federal Credit Union – the largest credit union in America, based in Virginia – demonstrates the persistent challenges people of color face in the quest to buy homes and create financial legacies for their families.

FAIRFIELD — Curtis Smith, President of Fairfield Economic Development Association, doing business as Grow Fairfield, announced that the board of directors has hired Julie Albert for a new role with

Officials in Daviess and Martin counties have a new tool to help clean up abandoned and rundown properties. Backed with some state funding, the Uplands Regional Land Bank is ready

Newport News is addressing homelessness through a holistic approach that supports residents and transforms lives, City Councilman Cleon Long writes in a guest column.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, between 2010 and 2020, Keweenaw County’s population showed a decline of about 6%. That was before the pandemic. Betwee

COLUMBUS, Ind. - Mayor-Elect Mary Ferdon announced today that Robin Hilber will serve as Director of Community Development for the City of Columbus ef...