PennDOT begins $2.29 million paving and drainage project on Reynoldsville-Falls Creek Road
PennDOT began a $2.29 million Route 950 project June 22, bringing flagger-controlled, single-lane traffic between Route 322 and Route 830 through Sept. 18.
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Panel Built opens second McMinn County manufacturing facility in Etowah
Panel Built announced July 7, 2026, that it opened a second manufacturing facility in McMinn County, locating the operation in Etowah and expanding its steel-fabrication capacity.
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ODOT schedules US-69 bridge replacements in Durant
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission awarded contracts in a $103 million project package that includes bridge replacements on US-69 in Durant.
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Kewaunee County posts election information for Aug. 11 partisan primary
Kewaunee County says polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, for the Wisconsin partisan primary, with results posted as returns arrive from 14 municipalities.
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Goodman connected to McDonald County’s Aug. 4 primary as November election awaits
McDonald County held its 2026 primary Aug. 4. A Goodman resident appeared on the county’s candidate filing list, and primary winners are scheduled to advance to the Nov. 3 general election.
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Warren County schedules September planning meeting at Columbia-area site
Warren County’s 2026 planning schedule lists a Sept. 10 Planning Board meeting in Phillipsburg and identifies 505 Route 94 in Columbia as a county planning meeting location.
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Roanoke County advances Route 419 corridor study serving Cave Spring
VDOT is studying Route 419/Electric Road from Starkey Road to Springwood Park Drive, while Roanoke County prepares smaller SMART SCALE funding applications for August 2026.
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Grundy County schools move forward with 2026 public-school safety grant spending
The Grundy County School Board approved Amendment 3, aligning the district’s public-school safety grant budget with available funds and eligible uses.
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MnDOT advances Highway 57 resurfacing and roundabout project in Mantorville
MnDOT is preparing a summer 2027 project to resurface Highway 57, improve drainage and build a roundabout at County Road 16 in Mantorville.
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Geneva reopens West Main Street to two-way traffic after major infrastructure work
West Main Street in Geneva reopened unofficially to two-way traffic on May 26, restoring more normal access while final punch-list and waterline work continue near Lockwood.
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Oakland Adopts 2026 Road, Drainage, Water and Fire Measures
Oakland has adopted a 2026 roadway-improvement resolution and related actions involving drainage repair, water meters, hydrant maintenance, utility rates and fire-department grant participation.
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Sons Gaming launches in Morgan County with state rural-business support tied to Brush
Sons Gaming has launched in Morgan County with support from Colorado’s Rural Jump-Start program, with expected family entertainment and job creation tied to Brush.
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$209,440 traffic-control contract set for Ripley-Ravenswood I-77 paving project
The Jackson County Commission approved an estimated $209,440 contract with WV Paving for traffic control during an I-77 paving project between Ripley and Ravenswood.
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Duncan approves 16.5-year tax-increment district for new grocery, restaurant and retail development
The Duncan City Council approved a tax-increment district at Highway 81 and Plato Road planned for a national grocery store, restaurants and retail stores.
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Wayne State Foundation secures $13 million for Brandenburg Hall renovation
The Wayne State College Foundation says it has secured $13 million for Brandenburg Hall’s renovation, including a $5 million Soukup family contribution.
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Mukilteo seeks developers for 1.19-acre waterfront site near ferry terminal
Mukilteo has opened the first phase of a two-step process to find a development team for a 1.19-acre waterfront property near the ferry terminal and historic lighthouse.
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Palm Harbor recreation center project moves from approval to construction
Pinellas County and Palm Harbor officials broke ground April 17 on a 28,457-square-foot recreation center that will replace the Palm Harbor Senior Center and provide emergency shelter space.
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ADEM lists July 22 PSD permit action for Kronospan in Talladega
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management lists a July 22, 2026 Prevention of Significant Deterioration permit action for Kronospan LLC in Talladega.
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New York law preserves Port Jefferson-area trail and keeps possible LIRR rail yard option open
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation permanently protecting the Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway and facilitating a possible transfer of 40 acres at the former Lawrence Aviation site to the MTA.
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Edna pursues state funding for District 2 drainage and water-line improvements
The Edna City Council approved hiring Traylor and Associates to administer an application for Texas General Land Office funding for proposed District 2 drainage and water-line projects.
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Cleveland’s new municipal complex opens to the public at 55 Cantrell Road
Cleveland has moved City Hall and the Police Department to a new municipal complex at 55 Cantrell Road, replacing its longtime headquarters.
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Roscommon schools seek contractor to assess facilities and deferred maintenance
Roscommon Area Public Schools is seeking proposals for a district-wide facility assessment covering schools and transportation and maintenance buildings.