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The Gering City Council accepted the formal resignation of acting finance director Liz Loutzenhiser and renewed an interlocal agreement with Scotts Bluff County during a brief regular meeting on Monday,

In Sturgis, Kentucky, the city hall building is currently closed. However, no city services have stopped.

In January, Shay was ousted as county administrator by a newly-elected Ottawa County Board of Commissioners, who then voted to hire former congressional candidate John Gibbs.

John Shay has worked in several local government leadership roles over the past 25 years, including as Ottawa County administrator before the far-right group Ottawa Impact won majority of the governing board there.

ROYAL CITY — Summerfest, the library and a U.S. Department of Agriculture loan were among the topics of Tuesday’s Royal City City Council meeting. Grant County Commissioner Cindy Carter addressed the council regarding arrangements for the car show that’s a traditional part of Summerfest. In the past cars have parked on the pavement, but Carter requested the council’s permission to put the cars on the grass toward the south end of Lions Park on Friday...

On a 4-0 vote, Ocala City Council agreed to have early voting for city elections. Some, including Mayor Kent Guinn, have reservations.

Mayor Tim Kent Thursday vetoed a split vote by aldermen Aug. 2 for the city to opt in to all aspects of the recent law allowing for production, testing, distribution

Mayor Tim Kent Thursday vetoed a split vote by aldermen Aug. 2 for the city to opt in to all aspects of the recent law allowing for production, testing, distribution

Ribbon cutting held at CBD Store Submitted by Canton Area Chamber of Commerce CANTON-The Canton Area Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting for the CBD Store in Canton. Located at 3102 N. Main, in the same building at RISE, they are open for business! Among those present for the Ribbon Cutting were  CBD Store Owner Eric Caprice along with additional employees, Chamber Ambassadors, Chamber Board members and Mayor Kent McDowell. Do Not Sell My Info / Cookie Policy

McDaniel brings positive news to Canton Council Canton Daily Ledger CANTON-Spoon River Partnership for Economic Development (SRPED) Executive Director, Cole McDaniel, presented positive updates to Canton Council Tuesday during their regular meeting. “I have some exciting updates. There is a lot going on right now.” McDaniel noted Arby’s closed on the property they intend to build a new restaurant located on N. Main. Previously there was a tattoo shop there. McDaniel said he would keep th...