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Winston looks to expand city boundaries The city council and planning commission held a workshop Monday night at the Winston Community Center to talk about what it would look like. Posted: Feb 9, 2021 5:21 PM Posted By: Evita Garza WINSTON, Ore. -- The City of Winston wants to make room for more commercial and residential development in the future, but they’ll need to expand their city’s urban growth boundaries first. The city council and planning commission held a workshop Monday night at the Winston Community Center to talk about what it would look like. Officials said they determined ...

Richmond can move forward with withdrawal from RSU 2 Mark Bauer, the lawyer for Regional School Unit 2, says the town and district have finalized details of the separation. Share RICHMOND — The town of Richmond can move forward with its plan to withdraw from Regional School Unit 2. At a meeting last week of the Richmond Board of Selectman, the school district’s lawyer, Mark Bauer, confirmed town and RSU 2 officials had finalized details of the separation. “After negotiating back and forth, I think we have come to an agreement agreeable by both sides,” Bauer said at Tuesday’s meetin...

/PRNewswire/ -- Kemin Industries, a global ingredient manufacturer that strives to sustainably transform the quality of life every day for 80 percent of the...

County, city establish interlocal agreement Potter County and the city of Amarillo have reached an agreement that would provide city emergency services personnel with an operational backup venue if needed.  During its virtual regular meeting, the Potter County Commissioners' Court approved an interlocal agreement enabling the Potter County Sheriff's Office to provide the city of Amarillo access and usage of certain facilities under specified circumstances. "This is basically just an agreement between us and the city in case something happens to the Simms Building - gas explosion, tornado, w...

Dallas company will deliver tiny desk art to your office every month Dallas company will deliver tiny desk art to your office every month Tiny desk art on display on desk. Sorry, the turtle is not for sale. Photo courtesy of Monesk A Dallas startup is bringing artwork by emerging artists to your desk. Monesk is a monthly subscription service featuring tiny desk art, with two goals: to make art more accessible as a tool for mindfulness and to support artists. The subscription service sends out small, tabletop-sized prints, almost like arty postcards, but with the option to purchase a full-...