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Hoover real estate market shows signs of recovery from slower 2023 - Vimarsana News

Hoover real estate market shows signs of recovery from slower 2023

After total home closings in Hoover declined 18% in 2022, they fell by another 23% in 2023, according to statistics from the Greater Alabama Multiple Listing Service.

Millington solar farm voted down by Shelby County Commission, lawsuit could follow - Vimarsana News

Millington solar farm voted down by Shelby County Commission, lawsuit could follow

A solar farm project with plans to build in Millington was denied a special exception to Shelby County's solar panel moratorium Monday night.

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County employees in Shelby Co. DA's office to get raise, closing pay gap with state positions - Vimarsana News

County employees in Shelby Co. DA's office to get raise, closing pay gap with state positions

The pay disparity between county and state employees will soon be closed after the Shelby County Commission voted Monday for county employee raises.

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Why the Shelby County DA's Office pay discrepancies could be problematic for Memphis - Vimarsana News

Why the Shelby County DA's Office pay discrepancies could be problematic for Memphis

Two different pay scales exist in the Shelby County DA's Office. The inequities could cause further delays in court if unfixed, DA Steve Mulroy said.

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DA asks Commissioners to address 'two-tiered' salaries | News - Vimarsana News

DA asks Commissioners to address 'two-tiered' salaries | News

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The county district attorney asked Shelby County Commissioners during a committee meeting to find money in the current budget to address a “two-tiered” salary system in the