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View the Galveston County Daily News for Friday, November 17, 2023

There are no injuries but the North Carolina Forest Service said two homes have been destroyed, and one has been badly damaged. More than 30 homes had to be evacuated near Edneyville in Henderson County over the weekend.

City officials raised monthly commercial trash collection fees by more than 100 percent to ease the burden of system expense on residential ratepayers.

The city council Thursday also capped the number of cans a business can have at four, telling those needing more to use a dumpster service offered by one of the

Leadership in Flight Training Academy will begin operating in Galveston in late November using a hangar and office space for its Indianapolis winter operations with plans to expand into a

The city and park board within minutes of each other issued statements saying the opinion was “consistent” with their positions on the park board’s power and interpretation of hotel occupancy

View the Galveston County Daily News for Friday, October 20, 2023

October 12, 2023 Green Hydrogen Interna�onal and INPEX CORPORATION Agree to Advance Hydrogen City Project in South Texas ...

More than 100 residents attended the meeting at Galveston College, where Mayor Craig Brown and City Manager Brian Maxwell talked about progress the city made in 2023 and plans to

Galveston officials will update residents on the state of the city Tuesday at Galveston College.