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On Thursday, officials with Springfield nonprofit The Gathering Tree revealed why they closed down their Revive 66 homeless campground last week. They say the change will ultimately result in more “ultra-affordable housing” in Missouri’s third-largest city.
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The event came as part of a partnership with Eden Village, which operates two tiny home communities and plans to use 3D printing to build its next set of duplexes.
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It could get easier to develop future tiny home communities, such as Eden Village, in Springfield. City Council’s Plans and Policies Committee is working…
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November is Homeless Awareness Month, and local organizations are hosting events to raise awareness of the issue.One of those is Eden Village, a tiny home…
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Nate Schlueter, Chief Operating Officer for Eden Village, a project of The Gathering Tree, visited KSMU Friday to promote a fundraising concert and silent…
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Eden Village has officially begun work on a community center to be located at the planned tiny home community for the chronically homeless. Officials held…
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The 2017 Humanitarian Award will be shared by Dr. David and Linda Brown for their work with The Gathering Tree and for developing the Eden Village housing…
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A new complex that uses the tiny home model aims to help Springfield’s chronically disabled homeless population and foster a strong community.Eden Village…