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North Texas drivers should be aware of multiple ongoing construction projects that will force lane closures in several cities.

DBusiness Magazine Land of Opportunity Can a red-hot industrial market in the region, driven by nearly unsatiable demand for mobility, e-commerce, and R&D facilities, finally bring about a renaissance in Detroit? Fair Deal: An architectural rendering of Amazon’s Detroit Fulfillment Center to be built on the site of the former Michigan State Fairgrounds near Woodward Avenue and Eight Mile Road. // Courtesy of Amazon With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic last March, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer issued Executive Order 2020-21 directing all “Michigan businesses and operations to temporarily sus...

Budget provides money for new Brevard, Mount Dora emergency operations centers Apopka gets fire station money, but loses out on Harmon Road funding. Money to help fund new emergency operations centers in Brevard County and Mount Dora has made it into the state budget, now that the Senate has signed off on key provisions of the House proposals. The proposed state budget, which House and Senate Brevard County with its new emergency operations center to replace one in Rocklege that has become overcrowded. “We’re very appreciative of Sen. Debbie Mayfield and state Rep. Tyler Sirois for con...

LANCASTER - The Ohio Department of Transportation has announced the 2021 construction schedule for projects in Fairfield County. With eight total projects, four are located in Lancaster, with the remainder in various areas across the county. Half of the projects are resurfacing projects, and one project involves adding a traffic light at a major intersection. Morgan Overbey, a spokeswoman for ODOT's fifth district, said the resurfacing projects across the county should start again once the asphalt plants begin their yearly production. Drivers can expect work to start in mid-May. Work on Ohio ...

‘It’s a treasure that we sure don’t want to lose:’ Apopka leaders consider buying Camp Wewa to save from development Developer interested in purchasing YMCA facility to build homes, mayor says Updated:  Tags:  The City of Apopka is exploring the possibility of buying Camp Wewa after city leaders said the YMCA of Central Florida is selling the property due to financial constraints caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Mayor Bryan Nelson said the city is working around the clock doing what it can to save Camp Wewa. “It’s such a treasure that we sure don’t want to lose,” Nelson s...