Some of the biggest communities in Loudoun have come together to make a bigger impact.  According to the Piedmont Environmental Council, more than 60 percent of Loudouners live in a Homeowners Association—dwarfing the population of all of Loudoun’s incorporated towns together, although some HOAs are in towns. While they contain the majority of the county’s […]

Residents of Richmond’s Oregon Hill neighborhood collected more than 80 cartridge casings from early morning gunfire on July 4 that rattled the small enclave south of Virginia Commonwealth University’s Monroe Park campus.     Read the article………………………………

Billy Stone served as the HOA’s first president and was apparently a great avian enthusiast. During his tenure on the HOA Board, Billy solicited a group of other homeowners to help set-up bird houses for a colony of Purple Martins. The volunteers would periodically check them for competitor nests in spring and then in the […]

At public hearings, town halls and community meetings, Loudoun County homeowners over the years have shown up in small packs to ask questions and make their voices heard.  Now, a group of Loudoun County citizens are forming a coalition of homeowner and condominium associations across the county to improve communication between the organizations, their elected […]

Massanutten is not going to incorporate into a town this year, but it could happen next year. The recent push was a response to community concerns about money and other issues and incorporation was seen by some as a possible solution. However, not everyone who lives in the area supports incorporation.   Read the article………………………….

Some in the Valley are hoping to create a new town, right in Rockingham County.  Gene Hauze and other residents of Massanutten have been working since September to gather signatures and educate their neighbors about a plan to incorporate Massanutten into a town.    Read the article……………………….

A Henrico couple is preparing to sue their housing association after a massive hole forced them out of their condo in August.  Alessia and Derek Williams told 8News very little has been done to fix the problem and they’re fed up with waiting.    Read the article………………………..

In the Greenway Farms neighborhood, the signs are everywhere. They say hate has no home here.”  Soon, hundreds of homes will have them.  “The response was overwhelmingly beautiful. This was something we could do to show we’re a loving neighborhood,” Kirsten Shabanowitz said.     Read the article……………………….

A family of three were forced out of their home and have been staying in a hotel for the last week after a massive hole appeared beneath their condo in Henrico County.  Alesia and Derek Williams returned to the Westshire on Parham Condo complex last Thursday to find a massive hole in the club house […]

After the Southern Poverty Law Center published a report alleging Leesburg resident and State Department official Matthew Gebert lived a second life online as a white supremacist, his neighbors have pulled together and ordered 100 “Hate Has No Home Here” signs.   Read the article………………………

An eastern Henrico community is filling up with trash as garbage cans continue to overflow outside Wynfield Condominiums One.  “It’s filth,” said a resident who did not want to be identified.  Homeowners say it’s been more than a month since they have seen a trash truck.   Read the article…………………………..

It’s a growing concern for people living in the townhouses at Poquoson Place.  Sarah Hamrick said when it rains, especially when it rains hard, the ditches behind their homes flood because of debris buildup, and she said it’s getting worse.  “In the past year it’s been three or four times,” Hamrick said. “I want a […]