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The Kroger Co. looks to be adding another new location on Beulah Church Road in Louisville, according to Louisville Business First.

The four people who had petitioned for the suspension of Mayville Common Council members Ken Neumann and Kim Olson withdrew their complaints, City Attorney Patrick Madden said Tuesday..

TROY, N.Y. — There was one item on the agendas for Wednesday night’s finance and special meetings of the Troy City Council, and after a contentious hour, the single ordinance to mobilize $226,000 to pay fees incurred through the City Hall rental agreement passed along party lines, 4-3, with the three Democratic members voting ‘no.’ […]

During the trial on Monday, as part of a mandatory disclosure, Wrights solicitors provided the court with potentially forged documents.

By Jenna Edwards | National Archives News WASHINGTON, February 7, 2024 - More than a hundred guests from as far as Colorado and Georgia poured into the National Archives Museum for a fun and historic sports-themed sleepover during the first weekend in February. Enlarge Guests get ready to go to sleep in front of the Constitution, February 3, 2024. National Archives photo by

TROY, N.Y. — The Democratic caucus of the Troy City Council is calling on Republican Mayor Carmella Mantello to establish a Housing Task Force to address issues including its aging housing stock, rising rents, and barriers to homeownership. “The Democrats envision a Housing Task Force constituted by tenants, property owners, and local community leaders to […]

The case against alleged killer Kevin Conway, who was himself gunned down this week, is to be formally withdrawn by the PPS.

CAPITAL REGION, N.Y. — Like any other year, 2023 was filled with highs and lows and the same is true in the news cycle. Reviewing all things good and bad, the editorial staff at The Record have ranked the top 10 local stories of 2023. 1. First female mayor in Troy With Mayor Patrick Madden, […]

TROY, N.Y. — Recognizing the need for increased support for Troy’s BIPOC LGBTQIA+ communities, the City of Troy has awarded $100,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to In Our Own Voices, Inc. (IOOV), officials announced in a press release. The funding will be matched with $50,000 from the Troy Redevelopment Foundation to support […]

In Spring of 2023, the City had just started its lead pipe replacement project, but with only 10 percent of the funding required.