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December 3, 2023
The Festus City Council on Nov. 20 authorized the mayor to enter into a contract with Kimes Contracting, Hillsboro, for improvements to West Main Street from Park Avenue to North Mill Street.
November 17, 2023
SHARPSVILLE — A preliminary budget for the Borough of Sharpsville could see residents’ property taxes and rates increase next year.
November 15, 2023
  Motorists should expect the eastbound lane of Discovery Road to be closed, between 14th and McClellan streets, from Wednesday, Nov. 15 to March 21 of next year. This closure is part …
November 14, 2023
Mount Prospects plan to build a $7 million bicycle and pedestrian bridge spanning Northwest Highway and the Union Pacific railroad tracks -- connecting Meadows to Melas parks -- has taken a significant step forward.
November 5, 2023
With an enrollment of more than 700 students, Minnesota State University’s aviation department plays a large part in making Mankato Regional Airport one of the busiest in the state. But
November 4, 2023
On any given night, hundreds of visitors to The Cov walk near the intersection of Madison Avenue and Seventh Street – drawn by Hotel Covington, The Madison Event Center, the taproom at Braxton Brewi
October 8, 2023
Traveling down North Sherman Boulevard will become a different experience in a few years, and your input can help shape its future, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service reports.
September 26, 2023
ALPENA — Money for roads from the state government and funds from the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act have been slow to arrive in Alpena County
August 29, 2023
"We want to make sure they have reassurances that if they have a need they can reach out to us," Troy Balderson said.
August 24, 2023
One stretch of Nebraska’s highways in dire need of repair is scheduled to receive it now, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT). It means drivers in Cuming County