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Phoenix’s Women’s Final Four Generated $71.5 Million—Could the City Host Again?
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Phoenix’s Women’s Final Four Generated $71.5 Million—Could the City Host Again?

Phoenix has a new economic case for bringing major women’s basketball events back to Arizona. The … Phoenix’s Women’s Final Four Generated $71.5 Million—Could the City Host Again?Read more

by Laura Whitman•October 29, 2026October 29, 2026
Milwaukee’s World Series Run Could Generate $10 Million Per Home Game
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Milwaukee’s World Series Run Could Generate $10 Million Per Home Game

Milwaukee’s return to the World Series has created an economic opportunity that extends well beyond American … Milwaukee’s World Series Run Could Generate $10 Million Per Home GameRead more

by Laura Whitman•October 28, 2026October 28, 2026
Business Growth Forum Options for Richland Firms
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Business Growth Forum Options for Richland Firms

Business growth forum dates can help Richland firms compare AI, leadership, and growth training options before year-end planning.

by Laura Whitman•October 26, 2026
Prince George’s County’s $1.4 Billion Sphere Project Could Redefine Entertainment-Led Economic Development
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Prince George’s County’s $1.4 Billion Sphere Project Could Redefine Entertainment-Led Economic Development

Prince George’s County, Maryland, is weighing a major economic development bet: a proposed $1.4 billion Sphere … Prince George’s County’s $1.4 Billion Sphere Project Could Redefine Entertainment-Led Economic DevelopmentRead more

by Laura Whitman•October 26, 2026October 26, 2026
Denver’s Convention Business Is Tracking 17% Below 2026—Can Downtown Hotels Absorb The Slowdown?
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Denver’s Convention Business Is Tracking 17% Below 2026—Can Downtown Hotels Absorb The Slowdown?

Denver’s convention industry is entering 2027 with a different outlook from the record-setting performance that defined … Denver’s Convention Business Is Tracking 17% Below 2026—Can Downtown Hotels Absorb The Slowdown?Read more

by Laura Whitman•October 20, 2026October 20, 2026
Cincinnati’s $43 Million Convention Windfall Could Change How Cities Measure Event Returns
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Cincinnati’s $43 Million Convention Windfall Could Change How Cities Measure Event Returns

Cincinnati has a new case study for cities trying to prove that major conventions can generate … Cincinnati’s $43 Million Convention Windfall Could Change How Cities Measure Event ReturnsRead more

by Laura Whitman•October 14, 2026October 16, 2026
Richland County Council Zoning Dates To Track
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Richland County Council Zoning Dates To Track

Richland County Council meets Oct. 20, with zoning and committee sessions Oct. 27. Here is what residents and businesses can track.

by Laura Whitman•October 13, 2026
Fort Worth’s $701 Million Convention Center Expansion Could Reshape Its Visitor Economy
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Fort Worth’s $701 Million Convention Center Expansion Could Reshape Its Visitor Economy

Fort Worth has reached a defining point in its effort to compete for larger conventions, meetings … Fort Worth’s $701 Million Convention Center Expansion Could Reshape Its Visitor EconomyRead more

by Laura Whitman•October 13, 2026October 13, 2026
Houston Texans’ $1.4 Billion Stadium Repair Problem Could Reshape The Economics Of NFL Venues
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Houston Texans’ $1.4 Billion Stadium Repair Problem Could Reshape The Economics Of NFL Venues

The Houston Texans are facing a stadium decision that reaches far beyond the future of one … Houston Texans’ $1.4 Billion Stadium Repair Problem Could Reshape The Economics Of NFL VenuesRead more

by Laura Whitman•October 13, 2026October 13, 2026
Richland Early Voting Sites Set For 2026
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Richland Early Voting Sites Set For 2026

Richland Early Voting runs Oct. 19-31, 2026, at six county sites. See hours, ID rules, absentee dates, and post-election checks.

by Laura Whitman•October 12, 2026

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