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A luxury beach area hotel north of Fort Lauderdale's Las Olas Boulevard and west of A1A is among a fresh round of tower projects under review by the city. Others include residential towers in Harbor Beach and Flagler Village, a business hotel on Marina Mile and a low-rise apartment complex in the Uptown section.

Ben Perry received approval from the Inland Wetlands Commission to relocate a small portion of wetlands on 301 Old Bridgeport Ave., also known as 1 Sunwood Drive.

A developer is proposing a mixed-use development in West Hartford Center that would include 64 condominiums and up to 20 apartments in newly constructed buildings at the corner of LaSalle and Arapahoe roads. The project would be constructed on a parking lot behind the Webster Bank building on Lasalle Road, extending to Arapahoe Road. The developer, Lexham LaSalle Development LLC, hasn’t submitted an application yet, but has presented the concept to the Design Review Advisory Committee, which h...

The grant is awarded to the Grenada County Board of Supervisors to bolster the region’s technology sector by improving access to Grenada Technology Park North. Today, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina M. Raimondo announced that the Department’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) is awarding a

Development along East Hartford's Silver Lane moved forward last week, with town officials making a key approval and setting the date for another. In a 6-1 vote, the Planning and Zoning Commission approved zoning changes on Wednesday for the 26-acre lot of the old Showcase Cinemas, proposed for construction of a 477-unit apartment complex. New Britain-based Jasko Development plans to construct “amenity-rich” apartments at the site, with features including a dog park, swimming pool, and ...

City Directors have agreed to submit a grant to the Federal Emergency Management Administration to help purchase and remove 12 homes in the city's flood plain.

Crawford County residents will head back to the polls this month to decide whether a member of the Quorum Court or the county road superintendent will be their next county judge.

If approved, approximately $1.9 million would be used to purchase 11 homes that often flood in Fort Smith.

Why is the city of Fort Smith planning to buy 12 homes?

JACKSON • President Joe Biden on Friday announced he would nominate Bill Renick, a former state legislator and mayor of Ashland, to the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Board of Directors.