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The Fenton Township Board of Trustees held a public hearing on Tuesday, March 22 for the proposed 224-unit, age-restricted subdivision off Lahring Road west of U.S. 23 called Brookwood Fenton.

The Venice City Council cleared the way for buildings as tall as 55 feet to be built in the Vistera PUD on Laurel Road, east of Interstate 75.

A "Next Generation" Dairy Queen is planned for a portion of the former La-Z-Boy site on N. Telegraph Road. The grand opening is set for this summer.

The Town of Stafford Zoning Board of Appeals on Monday night tabled an application for a variance to the municipality’s solar ordinance from BW Solar on behalf of a Batavia Stafford Townline Road couple seeking to put a pair of 5-megawatt systems on their property. Following a public hearing that turned into a “Q & A” with BW Solar Project Developer Dan Huntington, the ZBA

A single family leased subdivision is looking to bring 185 homes to Crown Point.

Marysville City Council, in hopes of spurring development, has rezoned two long vacant parcels of land on the city's west side. The two lots, which are 23 and 45 acers each, are currently agricultural fields located between 18th Street and Cuttle Road. The zoning ordinance change would designate them as Planned Unit Development, giving the city a say over whatever is ultimately built there. "The property owners approached the city in early January about rezoning the property," sai...

The developer of a townhomes development proposed for Walton County Road 30A has a month to meet with neighborhood residents to talk about the project

BROWNSVILLE — As Ascutney Outdoors wraps up its fourth winter season at the small-community owned skiing and tubing area, two new proposals aimed at attracting more outdoor enthusiasts to the areas for both winter and summer activities are under...

There is a plan to bring a new Caribou Coffee to Sauk Rapids.

There is a plan to bring a new Caribou Coffee to Sauk Rapids.