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On Thursday, Feb. 15, the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development released its newest anthem video, “Born to Make,” in conjunction with February serving as National Career and Technical

Deputy Speaker of Shura Council highlights Qatari womens gains

Former Yorba Linda Councilmember Peggy Huang is back on the dais after the City Council appointed her to a vacancy that opened up last month.

Majority of commissioners favors establishing exemption process

In the first part of the Housing New Law Guidance series from Best Best & Krieger LLP (BBK), we cover important new housing legislation for 2024 related to adaptive reuse projects,...

A new fire station is to be constructed at Ulster Spring, Trelawny, as part of the Government's continued investment in the capacity-building of the Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB). The JFB will also engage two batches of recruits for training,...

The family of local civil rights hero Esau Jenkins as well as leaders from across Charleston county and the state broke ground Thursday on the Esau Jenkins Village.

The vitality of a Kalamazoo's Northside is in the hands of a new leader.

Keep Lee County Beautiful Inc. has announced the winners in the 35th annual “Leave The Scene Clean” Art Contest and would like to thank all the teachers, pa

City leaders broke ground Thursday on 100 new affordable rental apartments for families with lower income on a vacant portion of a transit station parking lot...