Mauldin among 3 other cities to approve penny tax
The city of Mauldin is among four cities in Greenville County that passed a 1% sales tax referendum.
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Buffalo voters approve all 11 proposed changes to city charter
Buffalo voters approved all 11 proposed changes to the city charter on Election Day, giving the green light to a series of changes involving how city government operates.
Pushback: Tech school vote aftermath a day late and $56M short
On Oct. 6, I voted “no” on the Franklin County Technical School (FCTS) — not because I disparage education — but because our city is carrying major debt. The Greenfield City Council met with the FCTS...
Jorge Sanchez leads Breckenridge mayoral race in unofficial results
Former Marine and Circle of Nations School business manager receives more votes than Jonathan Green; three candidates run unopposed for City Council seats.
Nampa receives record $43 million grant for new railroad overpass
The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded nearly $43 million to Nampa, Idaho, for safety upgrades on the Robinson Road and Greenhurst Road overpass project, marking the city
Ely City Council revokes apartment license, advances water and park projects
The Ely City Council unanimously voted to revoke the business license for Green Mountain Apartments during its Oct. 22 meeting, declaring the residential complex a public nuisance following persist…
Pottawattamie County marks Operation Green Light for veterans
Pottawattamie County proclaims Nov. 4–11, 2026 as Operation Green Light for Veterans, urging residents to display green lights to honor and support local veterans.
Pottawattamie County marks Operation Green Light for veterans
Pottawattamie County proclaims Nov. 4–11, 2026 as Operation Green Light for Veterans, urging residents to display green lights to honor and support local veterans.
Greensboro orders Stage 2 water restrictions as drought threatens water reserves
Greensboro is moving to mandatory Stage 2 water restrictions as severe drought continues to drain the city’s reservoirs.
Austin City Council District 8: Where candidates stand on homelessness, housing and parks
District 8 encompasses areas of West and Southwest Austin and has more than 99,000 residents and hundreds of acres of green spaces, including Zilker Park, the Barton Creek Greenbelt and the Violet Crown Trail.
City Electric Supply (CES) opens Travelers Rest location
City Electric Supply expands in the Upstate with a new Travelers Rest branch offering electrical products and services for contractors.
Greer Flock camera use the subject of two November meetings: City Council notes
Council will be briefed on Flock camera use Nov. 10, and citizens can express their views on the topic during a public forum Nov. 24
Green Estate challenges Mexico request to dismiss lawsuit
Green Estate LLC asked a federal judge Oct. 19 to reject the city of Mexico’s request to dismiss its lawsuit over Green Estate Park. The filings answers two motions filed by the city on Sept. …
Cultivating community: Grounded Gardens offers coffee, houseplants and a chance to connect
Throughout the city, trees shed their leaves, baring their branches, but at Grounded Gardens in north Spokane, lush greenery thrives.
Mayberry Half Marathon to draw in visitors for 18th annual race
Following recent flooding which resulted in damage to the Granite City Greenway, the Mayberry Marathon 10k and 5k will still bring visitors downtown on Nov. 7 after repairs and restoration
Power Wheels Nationals: Kids get green flag to take a turn at the wheel
Kids hit the accelerator and steered around the track on the City Park basketball courts in Glidden Parks and Recreation’s fourth annual Power Wheels Nationals.
Former Fountain Green councilman expresses concern about recent ICE raid and police involvement
By James Mitchell FOUNTAIN GREEN—A Fountain Green resident who commented at the last Fountain Green City Council meeting said immigrants, such as himself, have lost a lot of trust in the North Valley Polic...
SLC Council votes to preserve green space at Ballpark site after input from residents
Salt Lake City Council members voted to preserve green space at the site of Smith's Ballpark as its redevelopment nears.
Abbeville City Councilwoman Margaret (Maxine) Brown resigns Council Post
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... On Wednesday morning, Oct. 21, 2026, Mayor Bruce Greene, along with city attorney Toni Sawyer and all current members of the Abbeville Council, received […]