# Community Infrastructure - Appalachian Regional Commission

- Southwestern Commission: Creating Space for Western North Carolina Food Entrepreneurs BIL funds are allowing the Western North Carolina farmers market construct a training facility that will serve 1,100 food producers. The post Southwestern Commission: Creating Space for Western North Carolina Food Entrepreneurs appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- Western Maryland: Elevating the Outdoors Two Appalachian Maryland counties used BIL funds to expand outdoor recreation by attracting new businesses and more visitors.  The post Western Maryland: Elevating the Outdoors appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- Buckeye Hills Regional Council: Making Community Visions a Reality in Ohio  Buckeye Hills Regional Council is using BIL funds to help the City of Athens revitalize historic buildings to meet community needs. The post Buckeye Hills Regional Council: Making Community Visions a Reality in Ohio  appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- Hindman, KY: Overcoming Challenges and Upgrading Water Services  Using BIL funds, the City of Hindman was able to overcome cost barriers to critical water system upgrades. The post Hindman, KY: Overcoming Challenges and Upgrading Water Services  appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- High Country Food Hub: Investing in Storage Capacity Reaps Rewards Building Appalachia’s infrastructure has been an ARC investment priority for 58 years, especially the development and maintenance of basic infrastructure systems, highway and utility access, expanding broadband, and developing sites to attract new businesses. ARC’s Area Development Program invested $92.1&#160;million in community infrastructure Fiscal Year 2022. When thinking of those investments, however, many folks wouldn&#8217;t [&#8230;]The post High Country Food Hub: Investing in Storage Capacity Reaps Rewards appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- Bristol, Virginia: Wastewater Treatment Enables Textile Industry Growth Building Appalachia’s infrastructure has been an ARC investment priority for 58 years, especially the development and maintenance of basic infrastructure systems for water, sewer, energy, and stormwater. ARC’s Area Development Program invested $66.8 million in water and sewer projects alone in Fiscal Year 2022. When thinking about economic growth, however, it can be difficult to connect [&#8230;]The post Bristol, Virginia: Wastewater Treatment Enables Textile Industry Growth appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- Hagerstown, MD: Upgrading to Efficient, Environmentally Conscious Infrastructure   Building Appalachia’s infrastructure has been an ARC investment priority for 58 years, especially the development and maintenance of basic infrastructure systems for water, sewer, energy, and stormwater. ARC’s Area Development Program invested $66.8 million in water and sewer projects alone in Fiscal Year 2022. When thinking about economic growth, however, it can be difficult to connect [&#8230;]The post Hagerstown, MD: Upgrading to Efficient, Environmentally Conscious Infrastructure   appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- Hartwell, GA: Digging into Downtown Revitalization   Building Appalachia’s infrastructure has been an ARC investment priority for 58 years, especially the development and maintenance of basic infrastructure systems for water, sewer, energy, highways, and more. ARC’s Area Development Program invested $66.8 million in water and sewer projects alone in Fiscal Year 2022. When thinking about economic growth, however, it can be difficult to [&#8230;]The post Hartwell, GA: Digging into Downtown Revitalization   appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- Pikeville, KY: New Wastewater Technology Supports a Growth Mindset  Building Appalachia’s infrastructure has been an ARC investment priority for 58 years, especially the development and maintenance of&#160;basic infrastructure systems for water, sewer, energy, and stormwater. ARC’s Area Development Program invested $66.8 million in water and sewer projects alone in Fiscal Year 2022. When thinking about economic growth, however, it can be difficult to connect these [&#8230;]The post Pikeville, KY: New Wastewater Technology Supports a Growth Mindset  appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.
- Stop 4: Building Appalachia’s Infrastructure ARC is hitting the road to further showcase the five goals of our 2022-2026 strategic plan, Appalachia&#160;Envisioned. At Stop #4, we&#8217;ll focus on building Appalachia’s infrastructure. This event will feature governors, economic development leaders, and community members from&#160;Ohio, Kentucky, and Virginia who are excited to share their experiences providing access to reliable and affordable utilities [&#8230;]The post Stop 4: Building Appalachia’s Infrastructure appeared first on Appalachian Regional Commission.