EWEB’s 2027 budget includes rate increases as it plans for infrastructure projects ↗
Eugene Water & Electric Board customers will likely see a roughly 7% increase in water and electric rates next year.
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Rutland tattoo shop holds fundraiser for local addiction recovery programs ↗
The Love Letter Tattoo is holding a flash tattoo fundraiser Friday, and half of the profits will be given to the Turning Point Center of Rutland.
In a challenging year, Vermont’s outdoor business leaders are full of optimism ↗
While federal policy has left some businesses on shaky ground, officials and business owners agree that outdoor recreation could increase its role in the state’s economy.
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Magnolia Mornings: November 12, 2026 Important state and national stories, market and business news, sports and entertainment, delivered in quick-hit fashion to start your day informed. ↗
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Hancock Whitney, Trustmark to merge in $3.2 billion transaction ↗
The merger is expected to close late in the first quarter of 2027, and the conversion is expected in late 2027. Trustmark associates and branches will operate under the Hancock Whitney name and brand.
Carroll's Corn to pop up in a new downtown Rochester spot in 2027 ↗
Carroll's Corn, a beloved downtown Rochester treat shop, is gearing up to move to a new space in the subway of the downtown Centerplace/Alerus Bank building.
Wrenshall farmer says invention could solve water shortage ↗
Jason Amundsen created a new machine that pulls water from the air and makes it drinkable. If proven correct, he believes it could be revolutionary.
Mayo Clinic announces next CEO: AI lead Dr. Matthew Callstrom ↗
Mayo Clinic’s new CEO and president is Dr. Matthew Callstrom. He’ll succeed current president Dr. Gianrico Farrugia on Jan. 1.
Report: Half of Michiganders with disabilities struggle to afford basic costs ↗
The United Way released an analysis that estimated in 2024 there were about 694,000 Michiganders with disabilities who fell below the ALICE threshold, which aims to calculate the cost of living.
News Historic Hunter House Hamburgers readies new Birmingham location Carli Petrus ↗
Hunter House Hamburgers is about to open its new Birmingham location, rebuilt to look exactly like the original slider spot of 70-plus years.
You say 'potato,' I say 'delicious' at Gifford's Fall Fest ↗
RISING SUN — There was a line forming long before sales began at Gifford’s Farm and Feed Store, and Miguel Contreras was OK with standing in that line.
Hot Plate: Marta al Mare opens, A Taste Aquatic at Soundbar, Amy Sherald at Woodberry, and more ↗
From wine and whiskey to creative takes on seafood, this week is an exciting one in Baltimore’s food scene. Here’s what’s coming up.
State Opens $1.5M Grants for Home-Based Child Care ↗
Maryland will award up to $250,000 each to groups that help prospective family child care providers get licensed. Applications are due Jan. 29.
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