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Along with the MAC's new exhibit, there are plenty of ways to reminisce about Expo '74 this summer - Vimarsana News

Along with the MAC's new exhibit, there are plenty of ways to reminisce about Expo '74 this summer

Expo '74 came and went in just six months, but it left an enduring legacy on the landscape and history of Spokane. The city skyline...

City completes fourth phase of Greater Cheyenne Greenway wayfinding signage project - Vimarsana News

City completes fourth phase of Greater Cheyenne Greenway wayfinding signage project

CHEYENNE – The city of Cheyenne has completed the fourth state of its wayfinding signage project along the Greater Cheyenne Greenway.

Barrington's new signs 'not a good fit for the town' | EastBayRI.com - News, Opinion, Things to Do in the East Bay - Vimarsana News

Barrington's new signs 'not a good fit for the town' | EastBayRI.com - News, Opinion, Things to Do in the East Bay

The Barrington Town Council is expected to discuss the new monument signs that were installed in the center of town recently.  Included on the agenda for the Monday, May 1 Council meeting is …

Garden City's No One's After-Thought - Vimarsana News

Garden City's No One's After-Thought

A hamlet of wineries, cideries, craft breweries and artists, Garden City’s business community, as well as its residential community, has grown exponentially as compared to decades past. Spurring the growth is a partnership forged between public and private Idaho businesses—an initiative largely spearheaded by the Garden City Urban Renewal Agency.

Council approves spending $10-million on business park - Vimarsana News

Council approves spending $10-million on business park

Council approves spending $10-million on business park Wichita Falls City Councilors voted Tuesday to authorize spending of $10-million on the city’s business park. The money will be used for upgrades to the park’s roads, water and sewer systems and lighting. Councilors signed off on allowing the Wichita Falls Economic Development Corporation to issue sales tax revenue bonds to pay for the project. Public Works Director Russell Schreiber said the projects will help the park be “shovel ready” for new business prospects. He said the city lost out on two prospects that were interested in...