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Hazleton Area School Board entered an exclusive contract for two years with a local real estate firm that received $16,050 so far this year for acting as a buyer's broker, a service that three of nine board members opposed purchasing.
Results reveal a business community that remains resilient and optimistic, with 89% of respondents reporting profitability and 86% rating North Dakota's business climate as pro-business.
Find out which of your favorite local businesses and professionals were crowned the best in dozens of categories.
The high costs of development, building materials and labor are challenges to constructing more homes in Minot, particularly affordable homes, according to a local builder who has been finding ways around the obstacles. Mike Hayes, a long-time contractor, now retired, has been working with Next Gen Builders of Minot on an affordable, single-family housing project […]
'I don’t know what a solution would be, but I know that limiting or reducing or eliminating resources would be horrific,' Grand Forks Police Cpl. April Prock said.
DEADWOOD — A new wealth of information has been acquired by Deadwood’s historic preservation team thanks to the donation of a collection of photos documenting the restoration of the building
In a 3-2 vote, the Montana Public Service Commission granted approval Tuesday for a merger of NorthWestern Energy with Black Hills Energy to form Bright Horizon Energy.
With 50 fueling positions, the expanded station gives drivers more room to fill up.
At SCC hearing, Virginians say Dominion-NextEra merger could mean higher bills, new risk
The city of Harrisonburg is accepting applications for its annual Harrisonburg Entrepreneur Development Initiative, which offers business coaching and a $3,000 grant to small business owners who complete the program.
Savers stores sell second-hand clothing, accessories and household goods, among other things. Savers’ space is in the Arch Village Shopping Center and was formerly occupied by American Freight.
Virginia collected $141 million more in general fund revenue than expected in October, putting the state $394 million ahead of its revenue forecast just four months into the fiscal year.