Salado, Texas Celebrated by Governor Abbott as Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community
Salado, Texas was recognized by Governor Greg Abbott as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting the village's historical charm and modern attractions that contribute to the state's tourism and economy.
Washington Department of Ecology Levies Nearly $800,000 in Environmental Fines in First Half of 2025
Washington's Dept. of Ecology issued $800k in environmental fines for various violations including prohibited material burning, contaminant spills, and failure to meet recycled content laws in the first half of 2025.
DeKalb County Libraries Take Flight with Educational Grant to Protect Migratory Birds
DeKalb County Public Library received a $500 Flight Path grant for promoting bird migration knowledge and conservation, including screening "Wild Hope: Building for Birds" and activities to prevent bird collisions.
Franklin's Mark and Scott Graham Honored with Hardworking Hoosier Awards for Service and Dedication to Johnson County
Mark and Scott Graham, a father and son, received the Hardworking Hoosier award from State Rep. Michelle Davis for their community service and quality work in running Graham's Body Shop.
Bellevue Proposes Expansion of Speed Safety Camera Program to Enhance Traffic Safety
Bellevue is planning to add 37 speed safety cameras to reduce crashes and improve street safety. The city invites public feedback on these proposed locations and aims to align with the Vision Zero initiative to minimize traffic fatalities by 2030.
Boulder City Report Urges Drivers to Exercise Caution with Left Turns as Students Return to School
The City of Boulder report warns about the rise in vehicle crashes, particularly from improper left turns, as students return to school and advises drivers to yield and look for pedestrians and bicyclists.












