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The Delaware location made an impact, but couldn't survive the impact of the pandemic.

In a region known for NIMBYism, San Jose is one of the only cities with the politics to build dense housing by rezoning the sprawl.

The long-vacant lot at the corner of South and Reed streets in downtown Pittsfield isn’t looking so empty these days. Lee Bank’s newest branch is still a few months out

The largest crowd to ever attend a Fremont “State of the City” event was on hand on Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the Fremont Golf Club to hear Mayor Joey Spellerberg

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If there was a single issue that defined local political discussions in 2022, it was housing — specifically, a lack thereof for the growing demand, and in particular a lack of affordable housing options for...

The Miller Beach Arts and Creative District will screen the modern holiday classic "Elf."

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“People come off the elevator and are like, ‘Whoa, I didn’t expect to see this in McCook,” said Chad Graff, one half of the pair behind the gallery.

When Chad Graff and Joann Falkenburg moved back to Nebraska from California, they wondered how to bridge the cultural divide between coastal and rural America. For an answer, they turned to art.