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.
Public Access
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National Park Service extends Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool closure through August 10
Temporary public-access restrictions around the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and nearby walkways will remain in place through August 10, the National Park Service said.
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Ocean Shores Advances Plan to Convert 171 E Chance A La Mer NE Into City Hall and Police Facility
Ocean Shores is moving forward with a proposal to convert retail-commercial space at 171 E Chance A La Mer NE into a combined City Hall and Police Department facility, though no opening date, construction schedule or total cost has been established.
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College Park faces continued scrutiny over Savannah council meeting
College Park officials have responded to a Georgia attorney general inquiry into two special-called meetings, including a June 28 meeting held in Savannah. Complaints and a lawsuit remain active.
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Apopka begins installation of three pavilions at Northwest Recreation Complex
Apopka began installing three pavilions at the Northwest Recreation Complex on August 3. The park remains open, but small playground areas may have limited access during the approximately weeklong project.
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Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool closure extended through Aug. 10
The National Park Service extended the Reflecting Pool closure through Aug. 10, but some surrounding areas may reopen sooner as equipment is removed.
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Jones Creek Landing Dock Remains Closed as VDOT Develops New Richmond County Schedule
The Jones Creek Landing dock near Warsaw remains closed after a 2023 safety inspection. VDOT says the replacement project is active, funded and designed, but the previously scheduled July 2026 start and anticipated September 2026 opening are no longer current dates.
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Riverside court receives $160.7 million preliminary state allocation for 2026–27
Riverside Superior Court posted notice July 31 that it received a preliminary $160.7 million state allocation for 2026–27. The records do not confirm new judges, staff, hours or services.
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College Park faces lawsuit over June council meeting held in Savannah
A Fulton County lawsuit challenges College Park’s June 28 council meeting in Savannah, where members approved a new tourism-marketing organization subject to a contract while residents disputed the meeting’s public access.
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Riverside Superior Court Changes Where Some Civil Cases Must Be Filed Starting Aug. 1
Some civil filings from western Riverside County communities move to different courthouses starting Saturday, Aug. 1. Filers should verify the location before submitting documents or traveling.
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Grapeview Port Reassigns Waterfront Parking, Sets Aug. 18 Meeting
The Port of Grapeview has reassigned restroom-area spaces for special uses, warned of towing and directed overnight boaters to a lot across Grapeview Loop Road.