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In what was “a pretty tough decision,” Aaron Littlefield III, president of Fort Smith-based Littlefield Companies, confirmed that the company sold its 25 convenience stores in Arkansas and Oklahoma to...
Four tunnel car washes totaling 16,995 square feet in Benton and Washington counties recently changed hands in separate transactions totaling $22.68 million. The purchase price equals $1,336 per square foot....
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission (TFWC) announced Thursday (Nov. 5) that Doug Schoenrock has been selected to lead that organization’s agency, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources agency. Schoenrock has served...
IDAHO FALLS — A Nevada-based dog hotel is opening a new location in Idaho Falls, giving local dog owners a place to board their pets while they travel.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate fell for the third straight week, offering some relief to prospective homebuyers facing higher home prices.
Boise Farmers Market is launching its Winter Market at a new permanent location at Idaho Botanical Garden, moving from its previous site after years of searching for suitable real estate near downtown Boise.
Production of Tesla’s Cybertruck, a stainless-steel electric vehicle with a polarizing allure for potential buyers, will wind down next year. In a post on social media, CEO Elon Musk said, “Tesla will be winding down production of the Cybertruck at Gigafactory Texas around the middle of next year to make room for increased Cybercab production.” […]
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.