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A discussion to decide how to use the remaining American Rescue Plan Act funds is on the agenda for the Lee County Board of Commissioners meeting Monday at the McSwain

The Fayetteville Police Department changed its policy for responding to public records requests from two weeks to six weeks.

■ Jane B. Cadalig The fate of the market redevelopment and other proposals issued with original proponent status (OPS) remains hanging in the balance. This is despite the reconstitution of a committee tasked to continue the negotiation process for the seven projects accepted by the city government under a public-private partnership (PPP) scheme. The PPP

An engineered building for a private jet company collapsed. The cause is under investigation.

Whitley and Lyons’ first step was to test the concept, to see if they could actually make an affordable product. The co-owners both have construction industry experience.

The search for a new Cedar Rapids police chief is almost over, nearly 10 months after the previous chief, Wayne Jerman, aged out of the position and retired. A public meet and greet with the finalists is planned for next week.

Department of Education Commissioner Pender Makin told CDS employees that the Office of Special Education Programs is 'interested' in the agency after multiple reports showed it is failing Maine's disabled children.

SDHC awarded 115 rental housing vouchers to help Harrington Heights residents pay their rent, including 75 to assist people experiencing homelessness.

Chief growth officers, government program analysts and environment health safety managers are the fasting-growing jobs of the last 5 years, according to a new LinkedIn study.

For the next month, local organizations can apply for approximately $630,000 in federal Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnerships Progr