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County leaders are poised to change how local tourism dollars are being spent.

LANDER — Across the entire state of Wyoming, there’s not a single county where someone making the median income from the county can afford to buy a typical, average home.

Several Ithaca residents showed up to the May first meeting of the Common Council to discuss the significant impact of the Squeaky Clean Carwash that recently opened on South Meadow

West Central, La - TDECU, Houston’s largest not-for-profit credit union, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Sabine State Bank and Trust (Sabine), a commercial bank headquartered in Many, LA

CONCORD — A local charter school that recently filed for bankruptcy and announced its permanent closure has submitted a motion to dismiss the case in federal court, saying it lacks

Measure C, a 1% general sales tax that was passed by Marysville voters in 2016, will expire in 2026 and city leaders are looking to get community feedback before any

The Sutter County Board of Supervisors held a study session for the county’s 2024/25 budget on April 25, but with its unavailing attempts to generate revenue in recent years, county

The higher cost of competing for deposits hit Evans Banks first quarter earnings. The banks profits in the first quarter fell 60% from a year ago.

JOHN DAY — The city of John Day has a cash carryover problem and the city’s URA is not generating the amount of revenue necessary to fund its debt service. A presentation by John Day city recorder Rob Gaslin to the John Day City Council on Tuesday, April 23 revealed that the city has between $600 and $700K in cash in the bank, enough to comfortably run the city for about a month and a half. Gaslin said he couldn’t put out a dollar figure the city would need to hit for him to be...

If you’re in the market for a home, you might wonder how youll be affected by a class-action lawsuit involving real estate agents and commissions. On April 23, a judge