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Two major traffic calming projects are moving along following a 6-1 approval by the Bakersfield City Council Wednesday night to pay for designs of what some of the city’s historically

Apple Valley Town Council approves budget amendment to cover expenses not included in a state grant earmarked for the construction of a new park.

Kootenai County voters will decide in November whether to approve a $50 million bond meant to secure public open space on the Rathdrum Prairie and other parts of the county.

KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho — Kootenai County Commissioners are giving citizens the power to decide whether they want to secure public open space on Rathdrum Prairie and other areas of the

The Norfolk Community Development Agency met on Monday for its regularly scheduled session. All members were present for the meeting, with the exception of councilman Justin Snorton. Just over 30

The public is invited and encouraged to attend an upcoming meeting of a regional governmental body based in Madison County at which tax dollars may be spent.

A FREE-to-visit exhibition, Set to Stun: A Celebration of Sci-Fi Film and Television Design, is planned this autumn by Gunnersbury Park Museum.

Law enforcement has been reviewing an offer made to a Sarasota Planning Board member and donations to a foundation created by a city commissioner.

The business forum “Investments in Belarus: High technologies, import substitution, and logistics” took place with assistance of the Belarusian embassy in Russia. The forum was organized by the investment and consulting company ASER in partnership with SZAO Industrial Park Development Company.

Here are 5 things worth knowing happening today in Montgomery County.