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The Fort Meade City Commission voted 3-1 to offer the position of city manager to Pat Oman of Minnesota. The job has been vacant since August.

Oakland's elected officials voted 3-2 to spend another $120,000 to correctly remove shoreline sediment from Lake Apopka. The first attempt to collect the sand that deposited from the outfall canal failed.

Public meetings in Shelby County will begin Tuesday to get input on needs throughout the county that could potentially be funded by Community Development Block

WARDEN – The city of Warden recently received $656,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funding from the Grant County Board of Commissioners to address the city’s aging booster pump station, according to Warden City Administrator Kriss Shuler.

Four communities in Northeast Nebraska — including Norfolk and Lyons — are among those selected by the Northeast Nebraska Economic Development District (NENEDD) to receive federal Community Development Block Grants

The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.

Federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is coming to the City of Sumter in the form of Community Development Block Grants, or CDBGs, and the city asked residents to attend public meetings to tell city officials …

Joplin residents may attend come-and-go public meeting next week to learn about and give input on the Community Development Action Plan being developed for low-income housing.

Lake City will complete renovations to the Lake Swamp Wastewater Treatment Plant and the Cole Road Community Center in early 2024. Plans underway for more upgrades.

Once rehabilitation work is complete next spring on a once-blighted building in Wellington Heights, Hawkeye Area Community Action Program will own and operate the old Colonial Centre property that the city of Cedar Rapids is transforming into affordable housing.