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

Hundreds of linear feet of a Schenks Branch tributary that runs through the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont will be impacted by this project.

Kent County celebrated the completion of its new Fleet Services building Tuesday. The 13,170-square-foot facility can be found in Grand Rapids at 831 Ball Ave. NE.

Some board members said Thursday they fear that parks could end up a financial afterthought in the city budgeting process.

Frederick County faces a “perfect storm” of upcoming school construction requirements that will overwhelm our budget.

Frederick County faces a “perfect storm” of upcoming school construction requirements that will overwhelm our budget.

Frederick County Councilman Steve McKay said his proposed residential development moratorium would be based on the county’s adequate public facilities test, which determines whether existing infrastructure can support more growth

Evanston City Council discussed funding recommendations for improving the city’s water infrastructure, parks and recreational facilities at a special meeting Monday.  The projects are part of the proposed 2024 Capital Improvement Program. Monday’s meeting was the first time councilmembers discussed the CIP for the upcoming year. The request for the 2024 CIP came in at...

LAWTON, OK — City Transit Trust members have approved a contract with Wendel WD Architecture, allowing design work to begin for Lawtons first indoor mass transit transfer center.

County says it would have been more but for increased funding from the Minnesota Legislature.