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Arlington County is in the early stages of designing a multi-use trail facility along Long Bridge Drive. Now through mid-October, the county is gathering input on how people currently use this corridor, which will inform designs set for public review next spring. The trail would connect a bike network through Crystal City to the future

The Emporia Fire Department will transition from hydraulic extrication tools to battery-powered extrication tools, following Wednesdays meeting of the Emporia City Commission.

Village council members gave the go ahead to contract with V3 Companies for a study on the stormwater flooding problems on Jerry Street.

In the last four days, a crash-prone intersection near Lubber Run Community Center has logged nearly as many crashes.

City purchased Centennial Place property in 2013 for 100th anniversary

To the editor: Has anyone noticed that Planned Parenthood is pouring thousands of dollars into our local races, both school board and assembly? The assembly funds the school board, and

The Commissioners of St. Mary's County (CSMC) began their business meeting with an invocation and the pledge, followed by approval of the consent agenda.

Concepts to redesign Centennial Place, one of Sequim’s most visible intersections at the northeast corner of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street, could see Sequim city councilors’ approval in late October.

Ohlone Park opened two new playgrounds, one for children aged two to five and another for children aged five to twelve, said Scott Ferris, the director of Berkeley's parks, recreation and waterfront department.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Memphis City Councils Housing & Community Development Committee discussed Tuesday how more funds for the renovation of the Historic Melrose High School will be spent.