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Representative David Rouzer Announces October Mobile Office Hours for North Carolina's 7th Congressional District

Representative David Rouzer Announces October Mobile Office Hours for North Carolina's 7th Congressional District

U.S. Representative David Rouzer's office has announced a schedule of mobile office hours for October across North Carolina's 7th Congressional District. These mobile visits are designed to provide one-on-one assistance to residents who require help with various federal agencies and programs but are unable to travel to his permanent district offices. Staff members will be available to assist constituents with issues related to Social Security, the IRS, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), passports, and Medicare, among other federal services. The scheduled locations include Surf City and Burgaw in Pender County, Sunset Beach in Brunswick County, Whiteville in Columbus County, Elizabethtown in Bladen County, and St. Pauls in Robeson County. The initiative aims to make federal assistance more accessible to a broader range of constituents within the district.

Montpelier Council Accepts MOU for County Road Paving Project

Montpelier Council Accepts MOU for County Road Paving Project

The Montpelier council has accepted a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the paving of a county road that enters the village. This agreement, related to County Road 13, originated from the Williams County Engineer’s Office. A significant portion of County Road 13 lies within the village boundaries, specifically south of Main Street, while the remainder extends into the county. The Williams County Engineer’s Office has expressed its intention to pave the entire stretch of the road, extending all the way to Main Street. The council's acceptance of this MOU on Monday signifies a collaborative effort between the village and county authorities to improve local infrastructure.

Senators Sanders and Welch to Host Telephone Town Hall for Vermonters

Senators Sanders and Welch to Host Telephone Town Hall for Vermonters

Senators Peter Welch and Bernie Sanders are scheduled to host a telephone town hall for residents of Vermont. The event, set for Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m., aims to provide an opportunity for Vermonters to ask questions and engage directly with their senators. Ahead of the town hall, individuals were encouraged to register by Monday, September 21, to receive a call inviting them to participate or to submit questions in advance. Both senators plan to address both pre-submitted and live questions during the session. For those unable to join by phone, the town hall will also be livestreamed on Senator Sanders' YouTube and Facebook accounts. This initiative is part of an ongoing effort by the senators to maintain direct communication with their constituents and address their concerns.

The Commercial Appeal

Fraser addresses Mehner's departure, talks next steps for Collierville

Fraser addresses Mehner's departure, talks next steps for Collierville

Collierville Mayor Maureen Fraser address exit of ex-Town Administrator Molly Mehner as well as talks about what's next for the Town.

Luzerne County Council Rejects Sale of County Rail Line to R.J. Corman Railroad Group

Luzerne County Council Rejects Sale of County Rail Line to R.J. Corman Railroad Group

The Luzerne County Council has voted against a proposal to sell a portion of the county's railroad tracks to R.J. Corman Railroad Group. This decision was made during a meeting at the Luzerne County Courthouse, which saw a large turnout of residents. Many attendees expressed a preference for the tracks to be sold to Reading and Northern, a company that has pledged to improve the tracks and introduce rail excursions to Wilkes-Barre. The specific stretch of track is currently owned by the Luzerne County redevelopment authority, which had initially recommended selling it to R.J. Corman, the current operator primarily using the tracks for freight transport. Nick Bonk from Underground Miners highlighted the community's desire to see Reading & Northern return, emphasizing their commitment to preserving history and bringing passenger service back to Pittston and Wilkes-Barre. Tyler Glass, Executive Vice President of Operations for Reading & Northern Railroad, also noted their existing presence and desire to expan...

Bob Seay Appointed to Lamar City Council for Ward I Vacancy

Bob Seay Appointed to Lamar City Council for Ward I Vacancy

Bob Seay has been unanimously appointed to the Lamar City Council to fill the Ward I vacancy. The appointment was made during a special meeting of the Lamar City Council on September 21, 2026. Following an executive session to review his application, the council members expressed enthusiasm for Mr. Seay's addition, citing the importance of incorporating diverse perspectives into the council's composition. Mr. Seay stated that his primary interest lies with the constituency and the people of Lamar. He is scheduled to be officially sworn in at the next regular City Council meeting, which will take place on Monday, September 28.

Florida Times-Union

City Councilman Kevin Carrico leaves Boys & Girls Clubs

City Councilman Kevin Carrico leaves Boys & Girls Clubs

Jacksonville City Council member Kevin Carrico steps down from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida that experienced growth and controversy.

Minot City Council Approves 2027 Budget with Property Tax Hike Amidst Split Vote

Minot City Council Approves 2027 Budget with Property Tax Hike Amidst Split Vote

The Minot City Council has narrowly approved the city's 2027 budget following extensive discussions and debate. The approved budget includes a property tax increase. This decision comes after weeks of deliberation among council members regarding the financial plan for the upcoming fiscal year. The split vote indicates differing opinions within the council on the necessity and scope of the budget, particularly concerning the tax implications for residents. The approval signifies the finalization of the city's financial framework for 2027, setting the stage for municipal spending and revenue collection.

Springfield News-Leader

Council meeting ends with handcuffs as Flock camera report stalled

Council meeting ends with handcuffs as Flock camera report stalled

A crowd gathered to support a directive for a report on Flock cameras erupted in frustration and anger Monday night as Springfield council stalled it.

The Columbus Dispatch

Whitehall appoints outside counsel to probe potential state law violation

Whitehall appoints outside counsel to probe potential state law violation

Four Whitehall City Council members face a probe over whether they violated Ohio's Open Meetings Act.

Detroit Free Press

Banned for life: Livonia musician locked out of city senior center

Banned for life: Livonia musician locked out of city senior center

Steve King says criticism of Livonia city government cost him gigs and got him banned for life. City officials tell a different story.

Altamont Fire Protection District Awaits Federal Funding for New Station

Altamont Fire Protection District Awaits Federal Funding for New Station

The Altamont Fire Protection District is currently awaiting federal funding to construct a new fire station. The existing station, situated on West Jefferson Avenue, was originally built in 1969. The district is seeking financial assistance from the federal government to replace the aging facility. This initiative aims to modernize the district's infrastructure and improve its capacity to serve the community. The process involves securing the necessary approvals and allocations from federal programs designed to support local emergency services. The current station has been in operation for over five decades, highlighting the need for an updated facility to meet contemporary operational demands and safety standards.