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Leadership guru and author John Maxwell says, “Everything rises and falls on leadership.” Roanoke City, with about 97,000 residents, has suffered a record…

Recent storms have laid down enough snow cover to allow for winter recreation in Grand Teton National Park beginning this weekend.

The Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund is opening applications to offer over $1 million in grants on Monday, January 29th.

The city of New Bern is working with the North Carolina Department of Public Safety (NCDPS) to submit a grant application for a $200,000 New Bern Rail Corridor planning study

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office announced that their School Resource Deputy (SRD) unit is now fully staffed. 

Business owners in downtown Clare, Harrison and Mt. Pleasant are being encouraged by the Middle Michigan Development Corp. to apply for “Match on Main” grants. Michigan Main Street districts and certified Redevelopment Ready Communities across Michigan can receive as much as $25,000 in reimbursable grant funds through the Michigan Economic Development Corp. program. Eligible businesses […]

The Moaʻe Molokaʻi Digitization Project is the recipient of a grant award totaling $100,000 from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. The Moʻomeheu Program Grant that will support the Native Hawaiian community by improving the preservation of and access to ʻike Molokaʻi.

LIVERMORE – The City Council on Monday unanimously approved a county committee’s recommendation to spend $145,000 to buy 120 acres at Diranne Ranch in eastern Alameda County to preserve the

During Monday’s Plymouth Common Council meeting council members considered the application of Debra Venti for a Commercial Revitalization Program Grant for renovations to her building located at 215 North Michigan Street. Venit told the council she purchased the building in June and began making plans to renovate the second-floor space into her personal residence. She

More than $17.5 million in state grant funding has been awarded to a project to restore the Nanticoke Creek Watershed, which flows through four South Valley municipalities into the Susquehanna