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Three large-scale Hunt County solar power projects that have been delayed due to the pandemic and related economic issues will have their tax abatements revisited Tuesday by the Commissioners Court.

By Hank Murphy

With the flick of a switch Friday evening, the changed landscape west of Interstate 530 on Sheridan Road dramatically announced to travelers that the four-story TownePlace Suites by Marriott in White Hall is open for business.

A motor cross rider is battling to keep his track open in Bolton after reports to the council have prompted a potential closure.

As a federal wrongful death lawsuit proceeds against Shaun Lucas and the City of Wolfe City in connection with the shooting death of Jonathan Price, friends and family members are

With as many as 150 people packing City Hall, the City Council on Tuesday approved a plat for Forest Ridge Estates but postponed action on a $4.4 million development agreement.

She has a 'Traitorous Smile'!

Despite the Planning and Zoning Commission’s 9-0 vote to reject a proposed subdivision plat last week, a plan to develop Forest Ridge Estates in south Greenville appears to be sailing

If widely adopted in New Mexico, replacing propane chile roasters with solar-powered roasters could save about 7,800 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions — the equivalent of driving 1,700 cars for a year.

Led by a projected $1.14 million increase in sales tax revenue as well as $239,000 in projected additional property tax dollars, the city of Greenville is eyeing total revenue for