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SEVIERVILLE — Developers Ron and Betty Ogle are set to build a family entertainment attraction on property that was once set to be a liquor store on Dolly Parton Parkway.

Because of problems with line of sight for motorists turning onto the intersection of Grand Avenue and 3rd Street NW, the Fort Payne City Council approved an ordinance Tuesday to

There's now some (more) Philly representation at the national nonprofit.

Avencia, the geographic analysis and software development firm, is bringing Walkshed, its web application that uses advanced technology to calculate and map walkability, to New York City.

For $225,000, the City of Philadelphia got these seven projects and, say participants, lots of exposure to new thinking

  The seven fellows who will work on an application to increase communication between the City of Philadelphia and residents as coordinated by the

Technically Philly's Startup Roundup parses out the small pieces that make our greater Startup ecosystem thrive. We want to keep you in touch with the innovations that we can't quite get to covering, but that deserve highlight.

Avencia, the neighborhood-specific, data-crazed Callowhill-based geographic analysis and software development firm, released its Walkshed Philadelphia

The city's PhillyRising program works inside 15 high-crime neighborhoods in hopes of empowering and organizing communities, but director John Farrell said the most common refrain he hears is, "I didn't know about this," whether it's about a community meeting or a neighborhood computer lab or an afterschool program.

Code for America announced its 2013 partner cities yesterday, and while it may not be a surprise, we'll point it out anyway: the national organization