Detroit Tax Breaks now face added background checks and compliance review, giving residents clearer information before incentive votes.
Author: James Holloway
Loudoun Data Center Pause Tests Local Growth
The Loudoun Data Center Pause could delay some approvals while supervisors rewrite rules on siting, substations, noise and public review.
How Richland’s Ironman 70.3 Race Generated Up To $7.5 Million In Visitor Spending
Richland, Washington, has turned an endurance sports competition into a significant annual tourism event. The 2026 … How Richland’s Ironman 70.3 Race Generated Up To $7.5 Million In Visitor SpendingRead more
How Salt Lake City’s $1.2 Billion Sports District Could Turn Downtown Into A Year-Round Economic Engine
Salt Lake City is preparing for one of the most ambitious downtown redevelopment efforts in its … How Salt Lake City’s $1.2 Billion Sports District Could Turn Downtown Into A Year-Round Economic EngineRead more
Fairfax Crossing Guards Restored at High Schools
Fairfax Crossing Guards were restored at 10 high schools after county budget action, with funding details and safety impacts for families.
Richland Youth Conservation Reaches Students
Richland Youth Conservation programs give schools mini-grants, poster contests, classroom kits and civic entry points for local students.
Greene County School Facilities Planning Priorities
Greene County School Facilities Planning needs public input on capacity, maintenance, and long-term costs before decisions are made.
Frederick County Rezoning Nears Key Vote
Frederick County Rezoning heads to an Oct. 6 vote, with residents pressing for clear roads, water, sewer and data center planning.
REACH Conference Marks TriCounty Chamber Growth
REACH Conference results show record TriCounty attendance, leadership programming, awards, and donated supplies for local women and girls.
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.