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Nearly $300M allocated in state budget to benefit Cape Fear - Vimarsana News

Nearly $300M allocated in state budget to benefit Cape Fear

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — As the Cape Fear region continues to grow at a rapid pace, the increasing need for infrastructure expansion has become a top priority.

The places to play: Monmouth Parks - Vimarsana News

The places to play: Monmouth Parks

Richard Bunse, a Monmouth artist whose disability has put him in a wheelchair, sits in the shade at Marr Park at the west end of Jackson Street, a block from

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Salida Council To Hear From EDC, Considers Lundberg/Castro Annexation, Zoning, Expanded Civility Invocation - by Ark Valley Voice Staff - Vimarsana News

Salida Council To Hear From EDC, Considers Lundberg/Castro Annexation, Zoning, Expanded Civility Invocation - by Ark Valley Voice Staff

Work Session Begins at 5:00 p.m. with EDC Presentation The Salida City Council will meet in back-to-back sessions beginning at 5:00 p.m. on Tues. Jan. 3.

Salida City Council to Conduct Salida Crossings Hearing and Approve 323 West First St. Lease - by Ark Valley Voice Staff - Vimarsana News

Salida City Council to Conduct Salida Crossings Hearing and Approve 323 West First St. Lease - by Ark Valley Voice Staff

Busy City Council Session Includes Salida Crossings Hearing, Budget Amendment, Water Fee Schedule and 323 West First St  Parking Lease The Salida City

Voters, Not Parties, to Choose Gregory Replacement - Vimarsana News

Voters, Not Parties, to Choose Gregory Replacement

After announcing Tuesday he would resign March 1 for health reasons, Moore County Commissioner Louis Gregory on Wednesday moved his resignation instead to Feb. 16 to maximize voters’ say in