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Sherry McDavid of the FIVCO development district asks a question during Sen. Rand Pauls town hall meeting. KEVIN GOLDY | THE DAILY INDEPENDENT Sherry McDavid has spent her entire career help to build and strengthen communities. McDavid has dedicated 27 years as the executive director of the FIVCO Area Development District, and before that she was executive director of the FIVCO Service Agency, bringing her total to 38 years serving the residents of Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Greenup and Lawrence co...

TO: All resident citizens of the City of Auburn, Alabama, and other interested persons: Take notice that the Planning Commission of the City of Auburn, Alabama will hold a meeting on Thursday, January 14, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. Central Time, by means of the Zoom video conferencing web application. Said hearing will be to consider a request from Foresite Group, Inc., on behalf of PSM Holdings, LLC and TD Development, Inc for an amendment to the Charter Commercial Center (Hamilton Place) Planned Devel...

1 of 3 Traverse City Planners are considering rezoning the north side of East Eighth Street between Boardman and Railroad avenues to match these blocks to D-2 Development District zoning across the street. They’re also weighing zoning rules changes to soften the transition between the commercial district and residential neighborhoods nearby. Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Traverse City Planners are considering rezoning the north side of East Eighth Street between Bo...

Shelton to invest more money in police vehicles Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail SHELTON — The city is putting more money into its fleet of police vehicles. The Board of Aldermen, at its meeting Thursday, unanimously approved spending an additional $58,817 — in addition to the $150,000 already spent on the purchase of new patrol cars — for updated lighting and radios for the vehicles. Overall, the city spent $125,732 on four Dodge Durango vehicles from Northwest Hills Automotive LLC, wi...

The 2021 elections for Hernando’s Board of Aldermen will occur under a newly approved districting plan, which decreased the disparities in the populations of its wards from 98.43% to 6.3%. The plan took more than four years to develop, cost $68,535.53 and will be out of compliance with federal law in just a few months after the 2020 Census data is released. Hernando had not redrawn its six wards since 2008, though state law requires redistricting be done within six months of new census dat...

1 of 2 Sharon Gardner, left, and Bessie Greer help load more than 400 Chromebooks purchased through the Mississippi Access to Care program, with funding coming from the Mississippi Department of Human Services, into vehicles. The laptops will be distributed to licensed assisted living and nursing homes in the 41 counties of North Mississippi. THOMAS WELLS | BUY at PHOTOS.DJOURNAL.COM A display model of one of 400 newly purchased Chromebooks sits on the table as Bill Reni...