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Dry land will become increasingly valuable in Charleston as rising seas squeeze the region. What does that mean for the citys affordable housing strategy?

The Permanent Community Impact Board also approved funding for improvements in Emery and Grand Counties. Press Release The Permanent Community Impact Board (CIB) has granted $283,000 for the purchase of countywide emergency dispatch software for the Carbon County Sheriff, Price Police, Helper Police, East Carbon Police and Wellington Police Departments. At the Feb. 1 CIB

Sock hop to be held 6-8 p.m. March 9 at former American Legion Hall in Gainesville. Tickets cost $30 for general public and $25 for museum members

One Decatur homeowner is heading to court for her junk-filled property after the city received multiple complaints from neighbors.

A roundup of local and regional news.

Owners of 1-6 unit buildings qualify for up to $75,000, 7-12 units $150,000 and 13-20 units up to $200,000.

Nancy Townsend, Fort Wayne’s community development director, ended a 33-year career in public service Friday.

Demolition started Tuesday at the former Pepsi bottling facility, and city officials said they are narrowing down development proposals for the 6.5-acre site.

The vision for this property is a mixed-use center of activity that provides a more compatible use for the adjacent neighborhoods, supports public investment in the Riverfront public space, and brings additional private investment into the city

Owners of rental properties can get up to $200 thousand in low-cost loans to update the housing units. Properties with more units can get more money for improvements.