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Many city offices and services in the Killeen-Fort Cavazos area will be closed June 19 in observance of Juneteenth.

Just one day after FOX 26 reported on the illegal dumping occurring in Sunnyside, clean-up crews were spotted Wednesday morning, making significant headway in clearing the area.

GREENUP A local library’s summer reading program is off to a swell start and the fall might bring even more excitement surrounding the county’s media center, according to the director.

The budget describes around $178 million in revenue and $180 million in expenditures

Join Thunder Bay's Treasure Exchange Days on June 15-16. Give and find free treasures in your neighborhood!

The Rivanna Solid Waste Authority, or RWSA, is building a baling facility to support recycling at Ivy Material Utilization Center.

In September 2023, the Environmental Protection Agency awarded a recycling grant of $700,000 to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. The funding goes toward the development of a Solid Waste and Materials Management Plan, which the public can now provide input on.The existing plan needs updates, according to J.B. Shaw, the recycling coordinator with ADEQ.