Virginia utilizes infrastructure grant to help reconnect communities
RICHMOND ‒ An interstate divided the Jackson Ward neighborhood in Richmond decades ago, and now leaders hope a bridge will help reunite it.
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RICHMOND ‒ An interstate divided the Jackson Ward neighborhood in Richmond decades ago, and now leaders hope a bridge will help reunite it.
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Varsha Vasudevan, Staff Writer A federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, DOT, will be used to reconnect Richmond’s Jackson Ward neighborhood, according to the Reconnect Jackson Ward initiative. The grant is part of an initiative called Reconnecting Pilots Program by the Biden-Harris administration, which aims to reconnect communities throughout the U.S., according to