Formerly Rural Areas Urbanizing With Little Job Growth
Payton Knobeloch / WVTF
As more and more people move to Virginia’s metropolitan areas, the suburban and ex-urban areas surrounding them are experiencing their own growing pains. And as Michael Pope Tells us, they’re changing in ways that might not be obvious.
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