City Manager's Report: Final pour done on Kilgore's Main Street project
By the publication of this report, the final pour on street paving on Main Street will be complete! While other punch list items remain, this represents a huge milestone in
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By the publication of this report, the final pour on street paving on Main Street will be complete! While other punch list items remain, this represents a huge milestone in
Citing enrollment and financial challenges, numerous institutions are eliminating jobs while others have announced budget cuts that may lead to future layoffs. With the spring semester halfway over, many institutions are preparing to make cuts before the next academic year. While multiple colleges and universities announced job cuts in March, others noted the need to tackle budget deficits but did not specify whether layoffs were coming. Some are conducting academic portfolio reviews that will likely result in at least some low enrollment programs being shuttered. Click here for our recent cov...
“I think Bonita Durand is the best and, probably, the only person for the job, given all the circumstances,” said Fred Floss, a Buffalo State economics professor and a campus
MAYVILLE – Chautauqua County officials are going on record saying they think the federal and state governments should give more to older adults at the same ti
A seven year old child suffers serious injuries after a dog attack in Monett. The child, who is from Aurora, MO, was a guest at the home where the dog attack occurred o...