Gilbert moves to sell 18.9 acres near Topgolf, bid opening set June 1
Gilbert is advancing a sealed-bid sale of 18.9 acres near Ray Road and Santan Village Parkway, with bids due June 1 and council review set for June 9.
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Downtown Orlando parking rates could rise after first council vote
Orlando City Council gave first approval to a downtown parking rate increase, but two more votes are still needed before any change takes effect.
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Deer Park weighs Red Bluff Road rezoning that could expand industrial use
Deer Park is weighing a May 4 zoning hearing on three Red Bluff Road parcels that could broaden allowed industrial uses if the change advances.
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Columbus council, mayor clash over $1.65M fire apparatus purchase
Columbus officials are debating a $1.65 million fire apparatus purchase from Sutphen as the mayor cites readiness concerns and council weighs labor issues.
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Longview food-waste digester opens with jobs and gas pipeline link
Divert’s new Longview facility opened in late April, with Ecology saying it could create 30 to 40 jobs and feed renewable gas into Cascade Natural Gas’s system.
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Metairie fuel watch: regular slips, diesel is flat as prices stay elevated
AAA’s May 10 New Orleans metro check shows regular gas eased slightly and diesel held steady, but both remain pricey for commuters and fleets.
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Nationwide B. Braun IV recall flags two Lactated Ringer’s lots
B. Braun recalled two lots of Lactated Ringer’s Injection, 1L, after particulate matter was found in solution, prompting hospital safety checks.
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North Visalia Costco is set to open May 21, and shopping patterns may change
Visalia’s second Costco is scheduled to open May 21 in North Visalia, bringing a new retail option and likely added attention to traffic near Carleton Acres.
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Florence airport expansion plan puts rail, cargo and airline growth in focus
Florence Regional Airport’s 10-year plan could bring more flight options, cargo upgrades and rail work if leaders secure grants and partners.
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High Point backs downtown startup hub as budget season opens
High Point is pairing a downtown startup hub incentive with FY 2026-27 budget work, linking jobs, vacant space, and public spending.
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Wegmans closes on Cranberry land deal, moving first Pittsburgh-area store ahead
Cranberry Twp. PA – Wegmans has closed on the Cranberry Springs land purchase, another step forward for the first Pittsburgh-area store.
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Memphis launches 38109 survey on community benefits around xAI facilities
Memphis has opened a survey for residents near xAI facilities in 38109, inviting feedback on neighborhood impacts and possible reinvestment.
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Jamestown loses a major employer as Bush Industries shuts its plant
Bush Industries is closing its Mason Drive plant in Jamestown, putting more than 200 local jobs in question after months of county efforts to save it.
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Baltimore gas and diesel watch: regular climbs to $4.20, diesel stays near $5.61
AAA’s latest Baltimore metro check puts regular gasoline at $4.203 a gallon and diesel at $5.614. Regular is up from yesterday and last week, while diesel is essentially flat day to day and lower than a week ago.
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Jamestown kayak rental closure leaves a Chadakoin River gap
Chadakoin Paddle Company has closed after two seasons, leaving Jamestown with one less easy way to rent a kayak near the Chadakoin River.
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Durham lands planned $1.4B AbbVie manufacturing campus
AbbVie plans a $1.4 billion pharmaceutical manufacturing campus in Durham County, with 734 expected jobs and a 2028 completion target.
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Norton Shores Chobani expansion brings jobs and wastewater support into focus
Norton Shores is tracking Chobani’s La Colombe expansion, with roughly 337 to 340 jobs, a city site plan request, and wastewater support tied to the project.
