Ray County sets Aug. 24 tax sale as delinquent-property list publication nears
Ray County’s 2026 tax sale is scheduled for Aug. 24, with the first publication of the delinquent lands list planned for the week of July 20.
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North Carolina opens infrastructure grant program covering Henderson County
Henderson County is eligible for Renew NC infrastructure grants ranging from $500,000 to $15 million, but no local award has been announced.
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Future Arthur Horne Wetlands Park in Port Royal enters design phase
Beaufort County has moved the future Arthur Horne Wetlands Park between Camelia Road and Ivy Lane into design, but cost, timing and final public-use plans remain unsettled.
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Enon Village Council lists Aug. 11 meeting as next public decision point
The Village of Enon’s 2026 schedule lists the next regular Village Council meeting for Aug. 11 at 6 p.m., with agenda, minutes and meeting-access information available through the village website.
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Cherry Hill planning board schedules Aug. 3 hearing on 1951 Wexford development application
Cherry Hill Township’s Planning Board scheduled a hearing on application 25-P-0017, submitted by 1951 Wexford Real Estate Holdings LLC.
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Gadsden sets Aug. 25 municipal election for mayor, council and school board
Gadsden’s next municipal election is scheduled for Aug. 25, 2026, with voters choosing the mayor, City Council members and school board members.
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Ordinance No. 861 record raises questions about St. Hedwig development rules
A municipal record lists a June 11, 2026 flood-code ordinance involving detention when lot coverage increases, but the available documents do not confirm it applies to St. Hedwig.
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Kimball awards $621,614.70 contract for 2026 street and utility project
Kimball awarded Project No. ST2026-1 to Kuechle Underground Inc. after the Kimball company submitted the low bid among nine proposals.
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East Tallahatchie posts 2026-27 special-education budget hearing notice in Charleston
East Tallahatchie School District has posted notice of a public hearing on its special-education budget for the 2026-27 school year.
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Morris Avenue bridge replacement begins August 6 in Denville, forcing two-month detour
Morris County plans to replace the deteriorated driving deck on the Morris Avenue Bridge over Beaver Brook beginning August 6, closing Morris Avenue to through traffic on weekdays and sending drivers on a roughly three-mile detour.
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Bethlehem pauses zoning overhaul affecting Delmar until September review
The Town of Bethlehem has paused its proposed zoning-code overhaul after public feedback and plans to reconvene in early September.
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Chisago County advances Highway 8 and CSAH 21 intersection improvements affecting Chisago City
Chisago County records show the Highway 8 and CSAH 21 intersection project moving through design, layout and staging work ahead of an August 2026 milestone.
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Collingswood weighs ending its longstanding ban on alcohol sales
Collingswood officials are exploring whether to end the borough’s longstanding prohibition on alcohol sales, but no repeal or liquor-licensing system has been documented as final.
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Randolph proposes grease-interceptor standards after sewer problems
Randolph Township introduced Ordinance 17-26 on June 25, 2026, proposing maintenance and operation standards for grease interceptors at food-serving establishments after failures involving privately owned interceptors created sanitary-sewer operating problems.
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INDOT plans two SR 13 roundabouts near Elwood for 2026 construction
INDOT is proposing two Madison County roundabouts, including one at SR 13 and SR 128/296th Street near Elwood, with construction expected in spring or summer 2026.
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Oxford Seeks Up to $1 Million Grant to Replace Aging Water Lines on 11 City Streets
Oxford is considering a Community Development Block Grant application for up to $1 million to replace aging water lines on 11 streets.
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West Warwick Schools’ $64.2 Million Construction Plan Advances Through FY 2026 State Review
A Rhode Island Department of Education memorandum identifies a West Warwick Public Schools program involving four primary construction or major renovation sites and capital improvements at three additional elementary schools.
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Yates City schedules public hearing as village water-system work continues
The Yates City Board of Trustees scheduled a July 22 public hearing while the village continues responding to water-system problems and infrastructure needs.
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Jasper downtown project moves toward one-way Wall Street and added parking
Hensley Plaza announced the next phase of improvements behind Main Street, including a heritage mural, about 12 diagonal parking spaces and a planned August public event.
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Glen Burnie businesses get relief after Empire Towers closure and safety zone
A disaster-recovery grant is now available to businesses affected by damage, road closures and a 150-foot safety perimeter around Glen Burnie’s Empire Towers.
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Richfield Springs schedules special meeting on HVAC replacement at U.S. Route 20 property
The Village of Richfield Springs scheduled a July 22 special meeting to discuss replacing the HVAC system at its property at 3574 U.S. Route 20.
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Ellensburg schedules Aug. 18 panel on accessory dwelling units
A public homeowner panel on accessory dwelling units is scheduled for Aug. 18 at the Hal Holmes Community Center in Ellensburg.