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Last week, the Utah Transportation Commission approved state funding for the S.R. 92 Pedestrian Bridge in Lehi, allowing the project to enter the design and construction phase. The state will allocate $4,533,402 to the project through its Transportation Investment Fund to be paired with $4,466,598 in Mountainland Association of Government funding, giving the project […]
Ortiz's opponent certified therapist George Washington conceded in the race to replace outgoing Woodland City Councilmember Rich Lansburgh, who was first elected to serve in the 2018 midterm elections.
City Council voted to dispose of a public parking lot on Minnesota Avenue while also withdrawing a similar motion for Ramada Park after neighbors rallied to save the park.
Retired New York State Police sergeant and Vernon Fire Chief Scott A. Nell has been named as undersheriff for Oneida County Sheriff-elect Jared Pearl.
The Delaware County Board of Supervisors is preparing to consider approving a settlement amount of more than half a million dollars with Decker Advertising, publisher of The Reporter.
MIAMI — Family members and friends are gathering in Florida, to say their goodbyes to Linnea Fraser, who died Friday, after she and her husband, former Laconia Mayor Mark Fraser,
Parks and Recreation manager Mike Duerre always appreciates a busy season without too many surprises.
The measures came as an early sign of how some counties have grappled to cover rising costs under the limitation set by the Legislature last year.
Katie Hemmer is working with Jamestown Tourism, Bison World and the North Dakota Native Tourism Alliance.
With November its busiest month, the Scott County organization is distributing Thanksgiving food allocations and asking the community to volunteer as the holidays bring added pressure for families.
Details of an agreement to end a lawsuit affecting the Kansas City Chiefs stadium development were revealed Monday.
More disabled veterans and surviving spouses will qualify for property tax exemptions in Mohave County beginning in 2027, when Arizona eliminates income limits and expands eligibility for the benefit.