Defiance County commissioners launched their new year by holding an annual reorganizational session. During the same Monday meeting, they voted to approve an application for a state-backed residential housing program, aiming to support local community development.

St. Peter has secured $300,000 in state funding to remove ash trees ravaged by the emerald ash borer and invest in replacements on public property. As the invasive pest steadily damages trees across the region, officials are determined to keep the city’s green spaces thriving for future generations.

Supporters gathered in South Omaha for a groundbreaking ceremony that launched a food-focused “global market.” Backed by $5.8 million in state funds, this innovative project is poised to unite diverse communities and honor a longstanding immigrant heritage.

Schenectady’s public Wi-Fi network is receiving $1.6 million in funding from the state, paving the way for expanded coverage and improved internet access for local residents. Officials hope this investment will reinforce the city’s commitment to bridging the digital divide.

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.

State Rep. Renea Jones has secured crucial state funding to replace Erwin’s wastewater treatment plant, marking a significant investment in the town’s infrastructure. The $20 million allocation to the Erwin Utilities Authority aims to modernize essential services for residents.