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After listening to a presentation about the development of a nature center in Ocean View, and a request for funding, this week, Sussex County Council members said they were pleased

INDIANAPOLIS – Rural Hoosier communities are receiving $127.6 million in federal transportation funding to improve transportation infrastructure.

ELIZABETHTON — The local governments of Carter County and Elizabethton are able to consider funding for some big projects and programs in the near future that would have been difficult

The Southern Pines Town Council held an informal public discussion on Tuesday about the Knoll Road trail, which will connect to greenway systems off Airport Road and Midland Road.

That Northern District Transportation Commissioner John Caldwell doesnt always place nice with his fellow Mississippi Department of Transportation commission members and staff is not news.

A contract for the Roberts Lane extension design, an ordinance to place an issue on the primary election ballot and a change to delinquent tax collection were a

The Columbus Redevelopment Authority is considering applying for a grant through the Mississippi Department of Transportation to build sidewalks and street lamps in the Burns Bottom Redevelopment Project.

A week-long street maintenance project will impact areas of Downtown Tupelo

Johnson County Road & Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer told the county commission at their recent meeting that the county had been awarded funding from the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) through their Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) Grant program for a proposed walking tr

Eight years after it was first proposed, the Southern Pines Town Council may finally be moving forward with a multi-use trail along Knoll Road.