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Town of Front Royal Announces 2026–2027 Citizens Academy

Town of Front Royal Announces 2026–2027 Citizens Academy

John Croisant challenges Mark Tedford to congressional debate in Oklahoma’s 1st District

TULSA, Okla. — Democratic nominee John Croisant is pressing Republican nominee Mark Tedford to participate in a public debate before voters select their next representative for Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District. Croisant’s campaign said it first challenged Tedford publicly in…

FIRE HYDRANT REPLACEMENT

Salisbury, MD – On Thursday October 1, 2026 as part of the City of Salisbury’s efforts to improve, repair, and maintain the Water Distribution System, The Department of Field Operations Utilities […]

Frederick City and County Launch Public Dashboards to Track Community Climate and Energy Progress

Track climate and energy progress.

Department of Public Works Announces Start of Fall Leaf Collection Program

Beginning on Monday, October 12, 2026, and continuing through Wednesday, November 26, 2026, City residents are allowed to rake leaf piles into the street gutter for easier and faster pickup by City crews.

UPDATED: City & County Launch Public Dashboards to Track Community Climate and Energy Progress

Park Facility Seasonal Closure Schedule Announced

The City of Sheboygan Department of Public Works Parks Division will begin its annual seasonal closure and winterization process for park facilities starting October 1.

NC voter ID critics make pitch to 4th Circuit

Critics who have fought North Carolina’s voter identification law for more than seven years in federal court made their case this week to the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals.

Rep. Bernstine Accused of Making Homophobic Remarks About Lawmaker

A local lawmaker is facing accusations he allegedly used a homophobic slur earlier this week. PennLive is reporting that State Representative Aaron Bernstine is facing accusations that he called Democratic lawmaker Malcom Kenyatta an anti-gay slur and falsely claimed he lost…

WHERE THE MONEY MEETS THE MISSION: Keeping Columbus moving, flowing and growing takes work

Turn on the faucet, flush the toilet, drive across town, watch stormwater move away after heavy rain.

State Lawmakers Urge East Lansing to Reconsider HRC Limits in Letter to City Council

The city's Human Rights Commission can no longer review complaints about city officials.

A high-stakes fight for state political power heats up, with Trump’s agenda on the line

Wisconsin could be one of the biggest political battlegrounds of the 2026 midterms — and the stakes go well beyond the governor’s race.