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If you're in the market for a performance car, the Ford Mustang is one of the options you could consider. Performance levels aside, there are six mo...

On Saturday we brought before you something incredible we discovered on the lot of an upcoming auction: a 350-hp twin-turbo custom motorcycle the likes o...

Buffalo Alley Project Engineer Brent Bennett, with Nelson Engineering, spoke with the city council at their last meeting to update them on the project's status. Bennett said the project is in its final stages and will be wrapping up soon. The alley behind the Sports Lure west of Main Street ha

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Larry Joubert, with the Buffalo City Works Department, in his report to the city council, said crews have been “chasing potholes” and getting them fixed as quickly as they can. He also cautioned residents to be prepared for the coming spring runoff, which he expects will be significant. He said t

The condensation generated by use of the rink in the summer has caused the building’s steel beams to rust

While the city of Driggs comes to grips with the EPA and Department of Justice over its much-maligned Wastewater Treatment Plant, it is important to remember how long the city

At their regular meeting this week, the Buffalo City Council got a written report updating the various ongoing city projects that appear to be getting closer to their final completion. Brent Bennett, with Nelson Engineering, the project engineer on the projects, said the contractor is finishing p

Frito-Lay is having a 15,000-foot distribution center built in Daleville north of the Waffle House. The facility should employ 10 to 15 people.

At their recent meeting, City Works Director Les Hook gave the Buffalo City Council an update on the South Burritt construction project, saying the contractor will be installing crosswalks along the street. Hook said they would pour one side of each crosswalk and finish the other half this coming