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The Augusta Chronicle
Columbia County's first hospital spent years in planning, development
New hospitals don't appear overnight. In Columbia County, the mission to build one has ended.
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Wilmington Star-News
Leland initiates first round of annexations following new law
A new state law allows Leland to resume annexing land, starting with a site for a future arboretum and park.
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Detroit Free Press
Locals: Boyne USA dam, "glamping" development impeding river access
As Boyne USA works to build a "glamping" complex on a Boyne River impoundment, it's also working to restrict access to that area of the water and shoreline.
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The Augusta Chronicle
Extreme heat complicates weed and pest control | Exclusive column
Extreme heat is tough on lawns. Learn how to adjust your mowing, fertilizing, and pest control to keep grass thriving.
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Arizona Republic
Opponents prevail in La Osa data center fight in Pinal County
While developer Vermaland could reapply, it likely would take months for the project to make it through the planning and zoning process again.
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Trendline
Fort Worth City Council Approves Amended Site Plan for $10 Billion Data Center Amidst Community Debate
Fort Worth City Council Approves Amended Site Plan for $10 Billion Data Center Amidst Community Debate
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Savannah Morning News
Data centers are a prohibited use in Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill officials say data centers are currently prohibited and would require a zoning change to be built.
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The Augusta Chronicle
Aiken County schools again make Forbes best employers list
Aiken County Public School District ranks among South Carolina's top employers on the Forbes 2026 annual list.
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The Augusta Chronicle
Federal Aviation Administration gives grants to Augusta airport
When the airport is ready to spread out further, these grants will pay for the infrastructure.
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Wilmington Star-News
Short-term rentals moving forward in Carolina Beach despite opposition
A luxury Carolina Beach apartment complex could soon allow short-term rentals, despite concerns over trash and safety.
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The Augusta Chronicle
Badges and BBQ brings community together in Richmond County | PHOTOS
The Richmond County Sheriff's Office served up barbecue, smiles and community connections at its Badges and BBQ cookout.
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The Augusta Chronicle
Buy you a drink? Businessman proposes downtown Augusta liquor store
For decades a men's clothing store occupied 752 Broad St. A new tenant could arrive soon.
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