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Earlham Commons retail and restaurant development opening near Earlham College in January with two proposed tenants in place

Among actions taken by council and commissioners, Taconic Biosciences and ITD Engineering had tax abatements approved.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Your commute near the Thor-Freya area is going to change here soon. Within the next few days, Thor will reopen as a two-way road as Freya Street

First Bank Richmond has agreed to pay $1 million across 10 years for naming rights to the currently named Kuhlman Center and Tom Raper Center.

Commissioners approved receiving quotes for some documents stored in courthouse basement.

Richard Copeland, who built Thor Construction into the largest Black-owned business in Minnesota, has died at 66 of cancer

Richard Copelands work was captured in the 2007 PBS special "Everyday Heroes."

The Regional Acceleration Center is acquired in a transaction that preserves local ownership.

View Comments RICHMOND, Ind. — Earlham Colleges plans for a commercial building east of its campus did not receive support Thursday from the Richmond Advisory Planning Commission. The commission considered an ordinance that would change zoning for four Earlham-owned properties from residential to commercial and enable construction of a 6,600-square-foot building that could house four businesses. A motion to approve the zoning change, however, failed when three of the six commissioner members...