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In partnership with Workforce Solutions Capital Area, the city of Pflugerville is providing funding to support tuition-free job training through the end of the year for up to 20 eligible residents.

Members of the public had their questions answered by city officials and planners, but the general mood of the attendees was supportive. (WJBC File Photo) By WMBD-TV BLOOMINGTON - A public meeting was held Monday evening to discuss a potential TIF district in downtown Bloomington. The locat

A bill to create a North Carolina Department of Housing and Community Development was filed in the state House of Representatives on Tuesday by Rep. Diamond Staton-Williams, a Democrat from Cabarrus County. Under House Bill 925, the new department would be a cabinet-level organization with a division of operations, a division of community development, a […] The post House bill would create a new state Department of Housing and Community Development appeared first on NC Newsline.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed three affordable housing bills into law: House Bill 538 (the Housing Expansion and Affordability Act of 2024); HB 599 (the

Officials with the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development are funneling $167 million in grants for communities to widen and improve broadband connection and bolster job-related industry and jobs.

On Wednesday, May 8, Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and Miami-Dade County Commission Chairman Oliver G. Gilbert will celebrate the groundbreaking of Wellspring Apartments, a new senior affordable housing development in Opa-locka. Hosted by Miami-Dade County’s Department of Public Housing and Community Development and Integral Florida, this groundbreaking ceremony marks the beginning of a

In a move towards fostering local talent and contributing to socio-economic development within the Saldanha Bay municipal area, two deserving students have been granted scholarships as part of an initiative aimed at empowering high-school graduates.

GLADSTONE — A lengthier-than-usual city commission meeting in Gladstone on Monday included discussion on a revision of the city’s Master Plan, a resignation

Following the General Assembly’s failure either to rein in the explosive growth of power-hungry data centers or to remove obstacles to increasing the supply of renewable energy in Virginia, a lot of people are wondering where we go from here. Dominion Energy Virginia’s answer, as described in its 2023 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), is “build […] The post Virginia can still meet clean energy goals appeared first on Virginia Mercury.

Those puddles of water along highways and property that seem like swamps are wetlands, a natural resource with numerous environmental benefits ranging from wildlife habitat and protection from flooding. How those wetlands are sited and how they are protected is determined by wetland delineators, who are professionally certified after rigorous training and years of experience. […] The post State rolling back regulations for wetland delineators under Youngkin directive appeared first on Vir...