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SAN ANTONIO-The look and feel of some parts of San Antonio could be soon changing. There’s a plan in the works to try and draw more people to certain areas of t

In his final State of the State address, the governor proposed the abolition of state income tax, emphasized targeted property tax relief, and outlined strategies for other key issues.

County Resident Brings Strategic Planning Experience. Vincent Rogers, Director of the Frederick County Housing Division (Photo From Frederick County, Md Government) FREDERICK, Md. - Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwaterannounces the appointment of Vincent Rogers as the County’s

One of the most entertaining events that took place at last year’s Bradley County Relay For Life was the ice cream sandwich eating contest, and, for the 2024 Relay, set

WATERBURY - The city's Office of Community Development on Tuesday unveiled the new Waterbury Home Improvement Program, which will provide up to a $30,000 forgivable loan for 10 eligible low- and moderate-income homeowners of single-family residential homes to complete home improvement projects. "I t

From athletes to politicians, a number of local bridges are named after people from the area

With winter upon us, Santa Cruz County officials are grappling with the challenge of preparing for storms and addressing lingering damages from previous years.

A “Framework Agreement” worth up to 15.5 million euro for “Social Inclusion and Related Services” over the next 5 years was signed by Wexford County Council and Wexford Local Development recently.

Gardaí in Greystones are investigating after a “traumatising” dog attack took place in the harbour area on Saturday, January 20 and is believed to have involved an American bully dog. The shocking incident, during which it is believed at least two dogs were attacked, has prompted one local councillor to call not just for better legislation, but also better facilities for dogs.

Finding solutions for housing in Nevada County for individuals of varying income levels was a topic of conversation at the Board of Supervisors workshop last week.