The former Studebaker Building 84 is a huge, former car factory building along Lafayette Boulevard just south of the railroad ...

The state Department of Transportation has awarded Stafford with a $530,000 grant to help cover the replacement of an aging bridge on Cooper Lane. The state Department of Transportation has awarded ...

The 52 counties honored in this year's awards from the Center for Digital Government are transforming local government with cutting-edge tech while focusing on resident services.

Washington County officials have approved a resolution to apply for a $1.5 million grant to expand the Community Rebuilding Initiative by repurposing the former women’s jail in downtown Fayetteville.

Cuyahoga County prosecutors, unaware that Gregory Moore’s bond conditions didn’t include an ankle monitor, filed an emergency request for tighter restrictions after he walked out of jail last week.

Fort Garrison Fort was built in 1962 to house rangers patrolling colonial settlements, but it is rarely open for people to ...

Tri-County Housing recently cut the ribbon on Normandy Lofts, a newly constructed affordable housing community in Cumberland County. Normandy Lofts opened at 23 Airport Road in Southampton Township ...

In Stafford alone, 4 data centers have recently been approved, and there are 11 applications pending for rezoning to M-2 (heavy industrial) that were set to be ‘grandfathered’ under the old ...

John Campbell of AE Works unveils architectural renderings and schematic plans of Washington County’s new public safety building to the city’s planning commission as the project gets closer to ...

Former Cabarrus County NC manager Mike Downs sues over unpaid severance, other compensation after being fired in January over ACN building.

The Martin Cemetery in Stafford County, Kansas holds the remains of "Exodusters" who migrated to the area in the years after the Civil War ended.

Stafford said he's optimistic about his new start. CARO- Mi Dining has a long history. It was opened in Greenville County by Myrtle Mehaffey before it was moved to Polk County in 1957.