Videocast | Staunton to redevelop WSH property
Staunton leaders are moving forward with plans to redevelop the Western State Hospital property at the valuable I-81/I-64 interchange on Richmond Road at the eastern edge of town. The catch – it could cost taxpayers $20 million to get the plans going. AFP editor Chris Graham reporting. Length: 3:50.
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