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January 15, 2024
A higher demand for various transportation options emerges as Utah grows and its demographics are expected to change to predominantly smaller households, urban planners said.
January 15, 2024
HPU Americorps VISTAs to be recognized by mayor of High Point
January 11, 2024
Each year, the funded projects work to enhance aesthetics and increase civic pride in neighborhoods throughout the community
January 9, 2024
Haverhill city councilors tonight will take up pedestrian safety along Main Street after a 9-year-old was seriously injured last Thursday while leaving his school bus and struck by an allegedly drunken driver. City Council President Thomas J. Sullivan and Councilor John A. Michitson placed the matter on Tuesdayโs agendaโthe first full meeting of the cityโs […]
January 9, 2024
The City of Hickory is now accepting applications for non-profit Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. The funds are used for grants for public servic
January 6, 2024
The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, under the leadership of this year’s Chairwoman of the Board Britian McKinney, followed the 2023 theme “Bringing Business and Community Together,” as they completed projects
January 1, 2024
The City of Eugene says it has awarded $1.2 million to four affordable housing projects.The money will help reduce the construction costs for 156 housing units,
January 1, 2024
The City of Eugene says it has awarded $1.2 million to four affordable housing projects.The money will help reduce the construction costs for 156 housing units,
December 29, 2023
A new report outlines just how much impact the Affordable Housing Trust Fund is having in Eugene - and how far it has to go.
December 27, 2023
Orange County will finalize a plan next month to spend about $220 million in federal assistance to help homeowners still reeling from Hurricane Ian and fortify storm water systems to prevent future flood-related calamities. County staff, who hosted 13 community meetings in the fall, considered citizen concerns when drafting an allocation strategy. But the public can still suggest tweaks to the ...