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It's baaack! Columbia Art League executive director KELSEY HAMMOND shares some early-early details about plans for this year's Art in the Park, which is making its big return after a two-year hiatus. Also, Columbia Housing Authority CEO RANDY COLE pulls back the curtain on "our community's leading affordable housing provider." Randy talks about everything from Covid's impact to plans for expansion in four short minutes. (3:56) April 7, 2022
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When it comes to providing accessible, affordable housing to those who need it, RANDY COLE says "there's no silver bullet." There's a lot to look at, a…
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"The difference is, those homes that we're building in town...typically cost $150K/$175K to build, but wages haven't kept up with the rising cost of…
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"So, we've been doing this type of activity for many years, but what we've known is, once we've made that initial investment, the first buyer will sell,…
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Columbia city officials launched an online survey to assess residents' priorities regarding city projects for the next fiscal year.According to the city’s…
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For the past two years, housing rehabilitation projects in Columbia have been decreasing.Accordingly, the Department of Housing and Urban Development…