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The city council will consider changing the ordinance to increase oversight on game rooms and their operators.

Joshua Causin, an information technology specialist living in Narrows, was happy to see his town solicit proposals for someone to start an outdoor recreation outfitter business. He planned to patronize

A new Durango Civic Center building is still four to six years away, but the city is taking steps in that direction while awaiting the final closure of sale on the former Durango School District 9-R a...

Zambia’s traditional counselors are rethinking the country’s puberty rites, which some argue are detrimental to girls’ well-being.

Connecticut is among 17 states joining the Federal Trade Commission in suing Amazon, claiming it illegally maintains monopoly power.

The Porterville Library will hold its annual Family Literacy Day on Saturday, September 30. Do to the major Main Streeet construction project the event will be held from 10 a.m.

During the staff reports section at Monday night’s Brush City Council meeting, Community Development Director Tyler Purvis provided various updates to council members. Purvis’s first update was about the Route 76 initiative that the Morgan County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) is leading. In April, MCEDC received a $151,000 Rural Workforce Innovation grant through the Colorado […]

RETHINK Ireland has called on Limerick non-profit organisations to apply for their Impact Fund for Munster. After renewing the Munster fund, the organisation is...

Lenice C. Emanuel was the chief executive officer of the YWCA of Tampa Bay from 2010 to 2015.

The Roswell City Council finalized adoption of a property tax rate of 4.949 mills at its Sept. 25 meeting. The vote was unanimous and represents a 10 percent increase in