Port of Grapeview receives up to $25,000 for dock, parking and facility upgrades
Mason County approved up to $25,000 for Port of Grapeview maintenance and infrastructure work. The Port will contribute $10,000, creating a $35,000 project budget.
Economic Development
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Baltimore County proposes up to $25 million for Ravens facility upgrades in Owings Mills
Baltimore County has proposed investing up to $25 million over 10 years to upgrade and expand the Baltimore Ravens’ headquarters and training facility in Owings Mills.
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Quantm Group to Refile Allentown Data Center Proposal After Opposition
Quantm Group plans to refile a proposed data center at 2401 W. Emaus Avenue after Allentown residents raised concerns about the project.
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Connecticut Seeks $2 Million for Bridgeport Remington Site
A state funding request would support redevelopment and shot-tower rehabilitation at Bridgeport’s former Remington Arms facility on Barnum Avenue.
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Abilene Data-Center Growth Tests Housing, Streets and Police Capacity
Abilene’s Stargate data-center expansion is driving economic growth while adding pressure to housing, police staffing and major street-repair needs.
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Arizona Supreme Court Clears Way for Downtown Marana Project
The Arizona Supreme Court denied a petition for review tied to Downtown Marana, ending the legal challenge and allowing the town project to move forward.
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Fort Worth Council to Consider Data-Center Moratorium Process Aug. 11
Fort Worth will continue developing data-center regulations as the City Council prepares to consider a moratorium process on Aug. 11, 2026.
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Jacksonville council backs negotiations for CIA downtown campus
The Jacksonville City Council voted 16-2 to authorize negotiations on a proposed Culinary Institute of America campus and a multiyear city funding plan.
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Rowan unveils $690 million West Campus development planned partly in Glassboro
Rowan University announced a phased $690 million West Campus development in Glassboro and Harrison Township, with projected employment of more than 5,000 jobs.
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ADECA grant backs Athens development expected to create 100 jobs
A state-backed grant will support an Athens development expected to create 100 jobs, following earlier public funding connected to projects in the city.
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Gibsonburg secures $1.5 million for downtown revitalization
Gibsonburg has secured $1.5 million in grants for downtown revitalization after earlier surveying, utility marking and initial design work.
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Sanford’s Seminole Towne Center redevelopment moves toward $700 million plan
A proposed $700 million redevelopment at Sanford’s Seminole Towne Center would replace the former Macy’s with a Costco larger than 156,000 square feet.
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Nedrow community center project advances on South Salina Street
The foundation behind a planned Nedrow Community Center has reported progress on a proposed wellness and economic-development hub on South Salina Street.
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Morganton adopts IMAGINE Morganton 2040 plan after nearly two years of public input
Morganton City Council approved the IMAGINE Morganton 2040 Comprehensive Plan on April 20, establishing a long-range framework for growth, housing, transportation and economic development.
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Sidney continues preparations for Amazon Web Services data center on Millcreek Road
Sidney’s June 24 project FAQ identifies the AWS data-center site, a May grading permit, utility agreements and tax-related arrangements.
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Master Wall Expands Manufacturing and Headquarters Operations in Columbus
Master Wall Inc. announced a new manufacturing facility and headquarters in Columbus, adding a locally identified industrial and business-development project.
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Fayetteville seeks development team for 9.3-acre site south of downtown
Fayetteville is seeking an experienced development team to help shape the future of the 9.3-acre, city-owned Blount and Gillespie site south of downtown.
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Oregon governor moves to cancel sale of state land tied to proposed Salem data center
Gov. Tina Kotek said she intends to cancel the sale of 32 acres of state-owned land in Salem after a roughly $5 billion data-center proposal drew concerns about transparency and oversight.
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Midland advances more than $10 million in Briarwood Avenue improvements
The Midland Development Corporation approved an agreement with the city for Briarwood Avenue improvements reported at more than $9 million, plus contingency.
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Waco weighs cuts to close projected $10.7 million budget gap
Waco officials are considering service-hour cuts, hiring restraints and reduced economic-development funding as they address a projected $10.7 million gap.
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Macon officials break ground on arena targeted for late 2028
Macon-Bibb County officials have started construction on a new arena targeted to open in late 2028, with officials linking the project to civic events and development.
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Rock Hill approves proposed $1.5B Octapharma campus
Rock Hill City Council unanimously approved the latest agreement for Octapharma’s proposed $1.5 billion campus at the former Panthers site.