Gloversville has officially received a $1.5 million grant from the New York State Department of Housing and Community Renewal. The funds are designated to demolish blighted properties and clean up debris from former demolition sites, signaling a significant step towards the city’s revitalization.
York County Development Corporation (YCDC) stands at the heart of Nebraska’s economy, quietly yet effectively shaping the county’s business landscape. As a pivotal force, YCDC connects resources and opportunities, fostering growth and building a stronger future for the community.
Amazon has announced that applications are now open for its Community Fund, supporting local initiatives in Butts and Newton counties.
Inter Miami’s Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale is set to undergo significant enhancements, including a new 260-space parking lot and a park featuring pickleball courts. These developments come as part of a compromise deal between the soccer club’s owners and the city.
A New Jersey woman’s dream to transform her $5 million lot into a public park has been realized. The town is set to celebrate with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new community space.
The North Dakota Community Foundation is set to distribute $12.9 million in grants in 2024, bringing significant support to towns like Jamestown, Ellendale, and Oakes. This substantial funding underscores the foundation’s dedication to empowering local communities across the state.
After years of planning, a co-op grocery store is set to open in Schenectady’s iconic Wedgeway building, thanks to over $2 million in state funding. The project promises to invigorate the local community and economy.
Glen Carbon trustees have approved the next phase of the Meridian Village project and a water main replacement initiative, marking significant strides in the village’s development and infrastructure enhancement.
Over three years since its initial approval, new details have surfaced about the landmark mosque planned near the M55 motorway.
Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk and snowboarding star Mark McMorris visited the remote town of Smithers, B.C., to unveil the expansion of the local skate park, aiming to enhance the sport’s presence in the community.