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George Oliver can run for a seat on the Ocoee City Commission, a judge ruled this week, overruling board members who had rejected his candidacy. Oliver, who in 2018 became the first Black candidate to win a municipal race in Ocoee, filed a lawsuit seeking to be deemed a legal candidate for office ahead of the qualifying period closing at noon Friday. He cited a “tortured interpretation” of the ...

The city of Riverside will join in a county initiative to provide assistance to cities in finding and determining eligibility for grants that can help fund many capital outlay projects.

Citizens interested in government, civic responsibility and community leadership now have an exciting opportunity to learn from local leaders, thanks to the new Sandy Springs Citizens’ Leadership Academy.

With the city facing an explosion in growth, widening and improving streets tops the list of bond priorities.

Megan McCauley was hired as the new city clerk in a unanimous decision by Boulder’s City Council during a special meeting on Monday, April 10.

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts will perform at the Ocoee Music Festival at 9:30 p.m. Friday, and Chris Janson is the final act at 9 p.m. Saturday.

It’s 160 years old, contains 24 notes, expresses gratitude using no words and takes about a minute to perform.

Riverside community concerned over growing homeless population Homeless person arrested after attempting to break into Riverside home RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Terrifying moments for a Riverside woman as a homeless person tried to break into her home.  Cynthia was home alone with her 11-year-old son when a homeless woman kicked her front door while attempting to break inside.  "She comes into my yard, starts taking off her shirt, she grabs a rock and wraps the rock with the shirt then she rushes to...

The New Braunfels Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Awareness Forum, also known as IDEA, has launched a survey asking residents to chime in on diversity and inclusion in the New Braunfels

1 month ago Share The City Commission approved the first steps required to purchase land to allow for more burial spaces. The city of Ocoee cemetery, located at 368 E. Geneva St., is out of space, and the Ocoee City Commission wants to change that. During their meeting Tuesday, Feb. 16, commissioners discussed the need to expand the city’s cemetery and how important it is to look into purchasing a 5-acre parcel of land — partially wetland — located adjacent to the cemetery...