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Seattle Business Taxes: Chamber Presses Mayor
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Seattle Business Taxes: Chamber Presses Mayor

Seattle Business Taxes debate intensified after the Metro Chamber asked Mayor Katie Wilson to avoid new taxes and rules for employers.

by James Holloway•September 17, 2026
Philadelphia’s New $1.3 Billion Arena Could Generate $6 Billion In Economic Activity
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Philadelphia’s New $1.3 Billion Arena Could Generate $6 Billion In Economic Activity

Philadelphia’s next major sports development is taking shape in a familiar location, but the economic strategy … Philadelphia’s New $1.3 Billion Arena Could Generate $6 Billion In Economic ActivityRead more

by James Holloway•September 9, 2026September 9, 2026
Pinellas County’s $3.37 Million Event Strategy Could Change The Economics Of Sports Tourism
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Pinellas County’s $3.37 Million Event Strategy Could Change The Economics Of Sports Tourism

Pinellas County is taking a different approach to sports tourism investment than cities that spend hundreds … Pinellas County’s $3.37 Million Event Strategy Could Change The Economics Of Sports TourismRead more

by James Holloway•September 7, 2026September 7, 2026
How Las Vegas’ $75 Million Public Stadium Upgrade Could Change The Economics Of Sports Tourism
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How Las Vegas’ $75 Million Public Stadium Upgrade Could Change The Economics Of Sports Tourism

Las Vegas is preparing to make another major public investment in Allegiant Stadium, just six years … How Las Vegas’ $75 Million Public Stadium Upgrade Could Change The Economics Of Sports TourismRead more

by James Holloway•September 3, 2026September 3, 2026
Somerset County Roads Face New Traffic Patterns
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Somerset County Roads Face New Traffic Patterns

Somerset County roads are shifting in NJ and PA, with bridge detours, closures, and civic checkpoints for commuters and businesses.

by James Holloway•August 27, 2026
Educational Budget Priorities Need Clear Notice
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Educational Budget Priorities Need Clear Notice

Educational Budget Priorities drew Richland Two input in early 2026, but a forum under that title was not verified. Track official budget steps.

by James Holloway•August 24, 2026
How Pittsburgh’s $177 Million NFL Draft Impact Could Change The Case For Hosting Major Sports Events
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How Pittsburgh’s $177 Million NFL Draft Impact Could Change The Case For Hosting Major Sports Events

Pittsburgh’s 2026 NFL Draft delivered a result that could strengthen the argument for bringing major sporting … How Pittsburgh’s $177 Million NFL Draft Impact Could Change The Case For Hosting Major Sports EventsRead more

by James Holloway•August 19, 2026August 19, 2026
North Springs Market Supports Local Producers
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North Springs Market Supports Local Producers

North Springs Market brings Tuesday vendors to North Springs Park with produce, crafts, family activities, parking, and access details.

by James Holloway•August 14, 2026August 20, 2026
$20 Billion World Cup Boost Means For The Future Of Sports Tourism In America
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$20 Billion World Cup Boost Means For The Future Of Sports Tourism In America

The FIFA World Cup 2026 has become one of the largest experiments in modern American sports … $20 Billion World Cup Boost Means For The Future Of Sports Tourism In AmericaRead more

by James Holloway•July 21, 2026July 21, 2026
How Major Sporting Events Drive Urban Renewal, Sustainable Infrastructure, and Community Development
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How Major Sporting Events Drive Urban Renewal, Sustainable Infrastructure, and Community Development

Major sporting events have become more than temporary celebrations of athletic competition. Cities increasingly view tournaments … How Major Sporting Events Drive Urban Renewal, Sustainable Infrastructure, and Community DevelopmentRead more

by James Holloway•July 9, 2026July 9, 2026

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