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2024 will be a pivotal year for the city of Denton, from a uniformed safety and hospitality team patrolling downtown to millions invested in quality-of-life projects and a threat to

Members of Hopkinsville City Council have agreed to consider a request from local business owners after hearing from Community and Development Services Executive Director Tom Britton at a meeting earlier

At Tuesday’s county commissioners meeting, plans progressed for improvements to the county’s Loudy-Simpson Park property. Office of Development Services head Neil Binder was on hand to make a bid recommendation for an in-field upgrade. Three...

2024 will be a pivotal year for the city of Denton, from a uniformed safety and hospitality team patrolling downtown to millions invested in quality-of-life projects and a threat to

Groton ― Ben Moon, director of STEM and Magnet Programs K-5 for Groton Public Schools, has seen the benefits that nature can bring children, including improved academic outcomes, attention, health and...

City of Needles seeks City Planner. Learn more about this position and other opportunities on the Planetizen Jobs Board.

Multnomah County filed a nearly $52 billion lawsuit against big oil companies for their role in the deadly 2021 heat dome event. On a sunny June day, Multnomah County commissioners voted unanimously to sue 17 fossil fuel companies and big oil consultants, claiming the companies "have known their products were harmful for decades...and need to pay for the impacts of their pollution." The lawsuit is based on damages resulting from the 2021 heat dome event,...

A reader asks if the noise ordinance can help regulate the sound of gunfire in Asheville and Buncombe County.

EPHRATA — Revised ordinances governing short-term rentals in Grant County will be available for review and challenge through Jan. 20.

NORTH ANDOVER — School committee members reviewed the CREST Collaborative annual report, including an increase in both funding and enrollment.