Ernie “Big Cat” Stevens Jr. shaped Native American gaming for more than two decades, driving growth and advocating for tribal sovereignty. His passing at age 66 marks the end of an era for the Indian Gaming Association and the many communities he served.
The Moody City Council has approved a 10-year, $272,000 tax abatement plan intended to attract a Pittsburgh-based building components manufacturer. City officials hope this long-term agreement will stimulate local economic growth and create new opportunities for residents.
Alabama’s community colleges have recorded their fifth consecutive year of enrollment growth, up nearly 8% this fall. With this momentum, the board has committed $30 million to a workforce partnership and introduced additional new projects, underscoring the state’s focus on advanced skill-building and job readiness.
A Troy-based machine firm specializing in parts for GE Vernova generators is relocating to the Airport Business Park in Glenville. This move, the fourth of its kind for Schenectady County in two years, signals a continuing shift in the region’s manufacturing scene.
Cambodia’s newly opened Techo International Airport is ushering in the next chapter of the nation’s aviation sector. With advanced facilities and a strategic location in Phnom Penh, it promises to reshape tourism and economic prospects across the region.
A new Home Depot set for the northeast corner of State Road 44 and South Kensington Avenue in Citrus County has raised questions about how shoppers will get there. While many local residents see business growth as positive, some worry about the potential impact on traffic and neighborhood life.
Former Sierra Vista Transportation Commission member Anthony Isom is calling on the city to restore public transit service to Fort Huachuca, citing concerns over equity, morale, and economic development.
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.
A $3.6 billion London-based investment firm has reignited operations at a Southside Virginia mine and processing plant, marking a pivotal step in securing a U.S.-based supply chain of critical minerals.
Elizabeth celebrates ten years of tourism growth with a global kick-off event. Poised to play a key regional supporting role in the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, the city anticipates continued economic development in the years ahead.