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PIGEON FORGE — The Pigeon Forge Planning Commission approved final reading Monday of a rezoning that could help shape the end of the Westside Connector where it reaches the Parkway.

The Brush City Council meeting held on Monday evening began with a discussion about the Brush Chamber Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). There was a discussion about a MOU between the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), the City of Brush, and the Local Main Street Program (which is overseen by the Brush Chamber of Commerce). Colorado Main Street assists in fostering community growth. Brush has been a distinguished participant since 2001. The memorandum will be forwarded to the council. Proclamat...

The State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Affordable Housing Advisory Committee approved its 2023 report to the Gainesville City Commission at its monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 9.

Ballots have officially been mailed out for the Glenwood Springs special election on Ballot Question A, a charter change initiative set forth by the grassroots group Keep Glenwood Glenwood.  Ballot Question A is a charter...

EASTON — Although some foundations have already been laid for the new Doverbrook Apartments in Easton, the Housing Commission of Talbot and project developer Pennrose hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking at

A year ago, Bozeman City Commission introduced "deep incentives" and moved the decision making for new large developments from public hearings in front of the City Commission to the Community

Seneca County to host 3rd Annual Housing & Services Fair at del Lago Seneca County

RAPID CITY, S.D. - March saw a slight dip in building permit valuations in Rapid City, but the first quarter of 2024 marked the fourth-best performance since 2000.

In a 4-0 vote, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors passed a policy Tuesday to look at more ways to increase behavioral health services at housing developments supported financially by the county.

LAWTON, OK — Part of the old Country Club Heights Elementary in southwest Lawton will become dormitory-style housing for homeless teenage males.