LISBON — The contract for a building rehabilitation project at the former Lion and Lamb bookstore on South Broadway Avenue in Salem was awarded Wednesday to a Beloit firm. The Columbiana County ...

We don’t care if Spurs owners pay 100% of a new arena’s cost, we don’t want another concrete expanse to tie up prime real estate. The blight of arenas, which are used only by a small fraction of the ...

Debates arise among city leaders after San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones called for a strategic pause on Project Marvel, a proposed downtown sports and entertainment district centered around a new ...

Discussions around the proposed nearly $4 billion Project Marvel development are continuing. The San Antonio City Council met for a special session on Wednesday, August 6, for a briefing on the major ...

Beacon Island at the Port of Albany in Bethlehem is seen last month. Empire State Development Corp. has awarded an $18.8 million grant to the Port of Albany to make the site “shovel-ready” for a ...

Key tenets of San Antonio officials’ planned sports and entertainment district downtown could deliver an economic punch of $18.7 billion over 30 years, according to consultants commissioned by the ...

A new chapter begins for Kelly Keating and Alexandria Murphree as they open The Plot Twist, a charming fusion of bookstores and boutiques co-owned by the mother-daughter duo. The Plot Twist, located ...

NEW HAVEN — With the addition of a $950,000 grant for brownfields remediation, a Fair Haven redevelopment project that will be called Oyster Harbor Village closer to having its floating market along ...

Holly Adams, left, and Dr. Carolynn DeSandre, right, earned a Presidential Innovation Award for a project that will help cadets who don't pass their physical fitness test get where they need to be so ...

With the sounds of hammers, construction equipment and air tools resonating in the background Monday, city and state officials and developers gathered at the site of the now under construction West ...

Staunton Superintendent Brett Allen, left, and the district's Educational Services Administrator Steve Moore stand in the un-air-conditioned high school gymnasium on Oct. 21, 2024, in Staunton.