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When Roy Foster opened Roy Foster’s Automotive on South Virginia Street in 1947, Reno’s population was south of 32,000 people.
A vacant building in Eureka's Henderson Center, once considered a potential grocery store location by the City of Eureka, may have a new path forward after a recent change in California Assembly Bill 1857 which eliminated certain restrictions that had prevented the reuse of former grocery sites.
Atlanta-based developer Ardent Companies announced its purchase of the Osborne Building on 233 E. Main St. and a building in downtown Whitefish in late October.
The lottery said already-sold tickets remain valid and will be eligible for every scheduled drawing. Any instant-win prizes bought on Nov. 1 are valid as well.
The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford has named Kate Kennedy as executive director of its Center for Rural Engagement following a national search. Kennedy will lead the center’s efforts to support rural communities across northwestern Pennsylvania through place-based education, research and community engagement. Kennedy brings years of nonprofit leadership experience in economic development, community engagement and nonprofit management to the role.
What one speaker described as a “new day” for Tamaqua began with a chance meeting at a Pennsylvania Coalition for Oral Health conference in 2023.
NEW YORK — AI stocks bounced back Friday and recovered some of their
NEW YORK (AP) — Tesla’s Cybertruck, the hulking, stainless-steel pickup that inspired devotion and derision with its science-fiction looks, will cease production next year.CEO ElonRead More
Tractor Supply stores in Southern Maryland will host touch-a-truck events and give $250 each to local veteran and first responder groups Nov. 7.
The supermarket is the first major retailer in the new town center, which is under construction at the former Scarborough Downs race track property.
With heating oil prices skyrocketing, it’s been a busy season for wood suppliers across Maine.
It will be Hannaford’s 69th Maine location and will kick off a new chapter for a longstanding neighborhood grocery store.