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LISBON — The contract for a building rehabilitation project at the former Lion and Lamb bookstore on South Broadway Avenue in Salem was awarded Wednesday to a Beloit firm. The Columbiana County ...
Missouri State University has unveiled the second phase of its Facilities Master Plan, outlining potential campus projects for 2030 and beyond. Renovations to Carrington Hall, the university's oldest ...
Debates arise among city leaders after San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones called for a strategic pause on Project Marvel, a proposed downtown sports and entertainment district centered around a new ...
CPS Energy is partnering with a Seattle-based company on a hydrogen pilot project that could transform how the city generates power. The city-owned utility said Modern Hydrogen will be bringing in a ...
While Jelly Roll had his first official WWE match over the weekend at “Summer Slam” in New Jersey, another high-profile artist/ wrestling fan has been conspicuously absent from the sport for the past ...
Beacon Island at the Port of Albany in Bethlehem is seen last month. Empire State Development Corp. has awarded an $18.8 million grant to the Port of Albany to make the site “shovel-ready” for a ...
Sept. 6, 2023, was almost catastrophic for the Texas electric grid. Scorching temperatures had Texans cranking up air conditioners, leading to higher-than-usual statewide energy consumption that ...
A new chapter begins for Kelly Keating and Alexandria Murphree as they open The Plot Twist, a charming fusion of bookstores and boutiques co-owned by the mother-daughter duo. The Plot Twist, located ...
If you missed the most recent episode of Nicolle Wallace’s new MSNBC podcast, hang on. It just might turn up on TV. Wallace raised eyebrows a few weeks ago when she unveiled a new audio project that ...
The City of Arroyo Grande near Pismo Beach is replacing the 93-year-old Traffic Way Bridge adjacent to Highway 101. The $11 million project is expected to last until December and will affect ...
Staunton Superintendent Brett Allen, left, and the district's Educational Services Administrator Steve Moore stand in the un-air-conditioned high school gymnasium on Oct. 21, 2024, in Staunton.