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Council approves changes to community development grant - Vimarsana News

Council approves changes to community development grant

The council approved changes to the Community Development Block Grant application. It approved contracts with Wahlund Construction Inc. and SHN Consulting Engineers and Geologists, Inc. for the upcoming water treatment plant project. During the last meeting, the council chose the municipal broadband infrastructure project for the upcoming CDBG application. The grant application was announced on […]

DeKalb County crash on Clairmont Rd, Azalea Circle - Vimarsana News

DeKalb County crash on Clairmont Rd, Azalea Circle

DeKalb County Police and emergency crews are currently on the scene of a three-vehicle crash involving an airport shuttle Friday morning.

Town Meeting slates $2.14M for phase 2 improvements at Birch Meadow Park - Vimarsana News

Town Meeting slates $2.14M for phase 2 improvements at Birch Meadow Park

READING - Though Reading did not receive $500,000 grant as hoped for to defray the cost of the improvements, Town Meeting earlier this week slated some $2.14 million towards phase

DeKalb County studying potential improvements to North Druid Hills Road - Vimarsana News

DeKalb County studying potential improvements to North Druid Hills Road

DeKalb County is working with consultants to study the North Druid Hills corridor to identify transportation infrastructure projects.

Residents evacuated after 'possible live military ordinance' located: HCSO - Vimarsana News

Residents evacuated after 'possible live military ordinance' located: HCSO

Residents in Dade City were temporarily evacuated after Hernando County deputies located what they called a "live military ordinance."