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The Ohio Department of Transportation announced it will stop buying deicer AquaSalina for use on roads across the state.

Like an empty stomach, talks of a downtown grocery store have been rumbling as the number of residents in the city's core continues to grow.  But before a large grocery store chain — or an independent grocer, for that matter — would locate downtown, it must consider a variety of factors from parking availability to customer base.  "From a downtown standpoint, we haven't been prodded by anyone to try and find a location," said Budd Cullom of Knoxville's CHM Development, which specializes in grocery stores and retail. "That doesn't mean any of these (grocers) might not be looking." ...

Griffin Funding Opens New Mortgage Branch in Coronado Share Article Lender to Focus on VA Loans and Non Conforming Jumbo Loans “We will be focusing on VA Loans as well and Non Conforming Jumbo Loans. Coronado is a huge military hub, so there are many veterans that need assistance in getting the best options on their home loans. This lovely community also has a lot of large beautiful homes." SAN DIEGO (PRWEB) June 03, 2021 Griffin Funding, a San Diego-based mortgage company is now bringing its services to Coronado Island. Griffi...

River Walk barges are back but staffing and restaurant squabble still limiting routes, services FacebookTwitterEmail Bill Lyons, owner of Casa Rio restaurant on the River Walk, stands by the restaurant on the San Antonio River as a barge travels by on Friday, May 28, 2021. A dispute between restaurant owners and Go RIO, the operators of dinner barge tours, has prevented the dinner boats from returning.Billy Calzada, Staff / Staff Photographer The tourists are coming back, but San Antonio’s River Walk barge tours can’t meet the demand because of a shortage of workers — including boat cap...

The vague proposal for Market Square has supporters and critics. Could beer on the Square change the downtown Knoxville area's identity?