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May 28, 2022
This revitalization movement is catching hold in a way never seen before.
May 25, 2022
Site plans have been approved for the $50 million downtown Clarksville Riverview Square private retail development with its revamped hotel.
March 28, 2022
SOMERSET — Chief Todd Costa reports that the Somerset Police Department arrested a man and seized 400 bags of heroin along with a quantity of crack cocaine this weekend.
March 28, 2022
Somerset police have arrested a Norton man after he was found in a hotel in town with 400 bags of heroin and some crack cocaine on Sunday.
March 6, 2022
See Rock City Inc. has announced the succession from fourth generation family ownership, led by Bill Chapin, to fifth generation, as his son Doug Chapin is set to purchase the
February 28, 2022
Lookout Mountain, GA (PRWEB) February 28, 2022 -- BRIDGING LEGACY WITH THE NEXT GENERATIONLOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, Ga. See Rock City Inc. is thrilled to announce
January 27, 2022
The continued work-from-anywhere trend has many businesses seeing a surge of customers in the off-season. That's creating an even bigger labor crunch, as businesses look to hire year-round.
November 22, 2021
Plans to create a retail center between the Riverview Inn and F&M Bank Arena are moving forward, and the project now has a name: Riverview Square.
March 15, 2021
Outpouring of support for Saukville tow drivers son after stroke ‘Outpouring of support’ for Saukville tow driver’s son after stroke A Saukville business owner who is usually the one helping people out is in need of a boost himself after his 28-year-old son suffered a stroke. SAUKVILLE, Wis. - A Saukville business owner who is usually the one helping people out is in need of a boost himself after his 28-year-old son suffered a stroke. Medical costs are mounting as he battles in the hospit...
March 12, 2021
We came dangerously close to losing it. For a while, it was the only area of our community which had a decline in tax base and economic value. But now, there is in fact, rebirth in downtown. From Downtown Commons to the multipurpose events center (MPEC) under construction, and over to the planned Roxy performing arts center, there is no shortage of intrigue in the current wave of revitalization in historic downtown. But where the plans really excel, any local official will say, is in the way t...