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Pros and cons of tiny home rentals discussed

By John Lee. South Korea's Hanwha Group is reported to be "cautious" about resuming the construction at the giant Bismayah New City housing project, southeast of Baghdad. The Korea Times quotes an official at the company as saying that if the Iraqi government completes payment of the money owed to Hanwha, the company, "may resume

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A slew of state legislative committee appointments during the past week again have state Sen. Cathy Osten, D-Sprague, and state Rep. Holly Cheeseman, R-East Lyme, among key lawmakers controlling the s...

Karin Tollefson-Hall, an art education professor at JMU, has won Virginia Art Educator of the Year, the highest award in the profession at the state level. She’s been at JMU

St. Charles aldermen want to start over with the process of redeveloping the citys former police station along the Fox River.

We meet with the heads of some key committees on Charlotte City Council to assess where we are with the major issues facing the city and where we go from here in 2023.

What has been a concept brewing in the minds of community leaders in recent years has just been given octane fuel with the passage of a resolution by the Pine Bluff City Council providing $2 million for the development of a portion of the Delta Rhythm & Bayous Cultural District in downtown.

The City of Duluth is looking to fill openings on their boards and commissions - a great way to experience government and leadership without running for office.