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Plans filed for first hotel at The Lake project in Chesterfield - Vimarsana News

Plans filed for first hotel at The Lake project in Chesterfield

The five-story hotel, which will be operated by Texas-based Aimbridge Hospitality, is anticipated to be the first of two hotels at the massive lake-anchored development,

Scaled-down plan for nearly 300 homes off Genito Road advances in Chesterfield - Vimarsana News

Scaled-down plan for nearly 300 homes off Genito Road advances in Chesterfield

Now planned for up to 293 homes on 178 acres in the county's Moseley area, the Dogwood Creek project is Board of Supervisors-bound after passing muster with the Planning Commission last week.

Asphalt repair work to cause temporary detour on Moseley Road in Chesterfield - Vimarsana News

Asphalt repair work to cause temporary detour on Moseley Road in Chesterfield

If weather permits, VDOT will close a section of Moseley Road in Chesterfield County for asphalt repair work.

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Middleburg Communities Starts Construction on | MultifamilyBiz.com - Vimarsana News

Middleburg Communities Starts Construction on | MultifamilyBiz.com

MIDLOTHIAN, VA - Middleburg Communities announced it has secured financing from Simmons Bank to begin construction of Hamlet Falling Creek, a 260-unit build-to-rent community to be developed along Genito Road in Midlothian, Virginia about 20 minutes southwest of Downtown Richmond. The project marks Middleburg’s second build-to-rent community in Midlothian, joining Hamlet Watkins Centre, which is currently under construction. “We are excited to develop Hamlet Falling Creek, which,...

Storm system closes schools, leaves 3,200 without power - Vimarsana News

Storm system closes schools, leaves 3,200 without power

The storm system that blew through the Richmond area Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning closed or delayed schools by several hours, caused a slew of power outages and impacted