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A project to transform a dirty, damp alley in downtown Meridian into a pedestrian walkway and event space is in the design phase as underground infrastructure complicates the process.

A project to make restrooms at the county’s homeless shelter more accessible to those with disabilities is moving forward after supervisors voted 5-0 Monday to award the project to the

For Star subscribers: Amid fierce competition for skilled employees, efforts are underway in Tucson to train a new generation of workers, as well as to attract new talent.

Several projects in Lauderdale County are moving forward thanks to an influx of federal funding through the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act. On the list is work to make the

People with disabilities will have an easier time navigating the Frances W. Davidson Memorial Center for Homelessness, also known as the Mt. Barton homeless shelter, as Lauderdale County moves forward

Lauderdale County supervisors are taking stock of the available resources as they look to start off another board term.

The Mississippi Children’s Museum-Meridian is celebrating the holidays during its first-ever Merry at the Museum fundraising event from 7-11 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 9.

The City of Meridian is getting ready for another round of water and sewer projects as it looks to meet the requirements of a federal consent decree over sewer overflows

Residents traveling along North Hills Street will need to find alternate routes as the City of Meridian plans to begin paving the thoroughfare beginning Monday, Nov. 6.

Meridian councilman Dwayne Davis on Tuesday questioned a $120,000 agreement with Engineering Plus for construction design work as the city prepares to pave North Hills Street.