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Bow residents are requesting a town-wide vote on an ordinance that would pause data center permitting and construction for at least a year, halting a plan to convert the closed Merrimack Station power plant into a server hub. Protect New Hampshire from Data Centers, a new advocacy group, said that over 800 Bow voters signed […]
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen hasn’t budged on his approach to cap local spending and cover K-12 education costs to alleviate property taxes he’s called for in the
Hoosiers supported a majority of referendums for public K-12 schools Tuesday despite widespread concern about property taxes in what was a record year for referendums.
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has seen his top political priorities crumble this year in the first major tests of his leadership since he took office early last year.
Two years after becoming the first state to overturn an abortion ban at the ballot box, Missouri voters rejected an attempt Tuesday to reinstate the ban, instead preserving the reproductive rights protections they approved in 2024.
While the city of Joplin’s public works staff is deep into planning to replace the Sixth Street parking lot and garage along Virginia Avenue, a longtime local business owner says
LANDRUM—The community is invited to join Conserving Carolina and the Landrum Library for a free lecture entitled “South Carolina’s Botanical Treasures: Exploring Our Native and Rare Plants,” presented by SCDNR […]
SPINDALE — N.C. MedAssist will host a Mobile Free Pharmacy event Friday, Dec. 4, offering free over-the-counter medicine and health items to North Carolina residents at Isothermal Community College.
Chronicle photo editor Updated 15 hrs ago Faith, fellowship and community service were at the center of Friday’s eighth annual Citrus County YMCA Prayer Breakfast, bringing together local residents, community leaders and representatives of numerous public service organizations at the College of Central Florida’s Wilton Simpson Citru…
Chronicle photo editor Updated 15 hrs ago Faith, fellowship and community service were at the center of Friday’s eighth annual Citrus County YMCA Prayer Breakfast, bringing together local residents, community leaders and representatives of numerous public service organizations at the College of Central Florida’s Wilton Simpson Citru…
One week after the Georgia Department of Revenue rejected Camden County’s tax digest, the county government’s administrator called for a forensic audit of Camden County accounts to “provide additional transparency and address public concerns regarding the county’s financial practices,” according to a news release from the county.
The Bulloch County Recreation and Parks Department was recognized for its outstanding service and commitment to the parks and recreation profession at the Georgia Recreation and Park Association State Banquet held Nov. 4 in Athens.