Will the never-ending Pack Square Park project really end this year? - Asheville Citizen-Times
One of my favorite pastimes over the last half decade has been watching Pack Square Park take shape downtown. I also enjoy watching paint dry, grass grow and snow melt. Seriously, construction on the 6.5-acre, $16.8-million Pack Square Park project
Chamber leaders talk marketing, economy - Desert Sun
We had a lot of real estate-related members and had about a 10 percent drop Have you had to get creative with programming based on what you’re hearing from businesses? Mueller: Just in the last six months, we started our Profit Connection.
Hotel Wailea tied up in foreclosure - Maui News
WAILUKU - In 2008, a group of Honolulu businessmen decided to attempt to revive the Diamond Resort at Wailea, described as tired and dated since it had not been updated since its opening two decades earlier. That required them to consolidate the
When Mortgage Shopping, Make Sure You Get Good-Faith Estimate - Hartford Courant
If you plan to take out a mortgage or refinance any time soon, you might want to hear this blunt message from federal officials: Don’t fly blind. When you’re shopping among competing lenders for the best loan terms and fees, make sure you know which
Port Angeles police tight-lipped on Treasurer’s Office theft - Peninsula Daily News
I share outrage over allegations of public employee abuses of trust and thefts of money. Those believing my office has failed to act are misinformed. Regarding the former county treasurer’s office employee, months ago I requested the assistance of
New Roanoke city manager Chris Morrill seen as a rising star - Roanoke Times
Roanoke’s new city manager, Chris Morrill, and his wife, Kimberly Morrill, laugh during a speech given at his farewell party in Savannah, Ga., where he worked in city government for nearly 18 years. Earlier this month, Chris Morrill makes calls from
Will the never-ending Pack Square Park project really end this year? - Asheville Citizen-Times
One of my favorite pastimes over the last half decade has been watching Pack Square Park take shape downtown. I also enjoy watching paint dry, grass grow and snow melt. Seriously, construction on the 6.5-acre, $16.8-million Pack Square Park project
Chamber leaders talk marketing, economy - Desert Sun
We had a lot of real estate-related members and had about a 10 percent drop Have you had to get creative with programming based on what you’re hearing from businesses? Mueller: Just in the last six months, we started our Profit Connection.
Hotel Wailea tied up in foreclosure - Maui News
WAILUKU - In 2008, a group of Honolulu businessmen decided to attempt to revive the Diamond Resort at Wailea, described as tired and dated since it had not been updated since its opening two decades earlier. That required them to consolidate the
When Mortgage Shopping, Make Sure You Get Good-Faith Estimate - Hartford Courant
If you plan to take out a mortgage or refinance any time soon, you might want to hear this blunt message from federal officials: Don’t fly blind. When you’re shopping among competing lenders for the best loan terms and fees, make sure you know which
Port Angeles police tight-lipped on Treasurer’s Office theft - Peninsula Daily News
I share outrage over allegations of public employee abuses of trust and thefts of money. Those believing my office has failed to act are misinformed. Regarding the former county treasurer’s office employee, months ago I requested the assistance of
New Roanoke city manager Chris Morrill seen as a rising star - Roanoke Times
Roanoke’s new city manager, Chris Morrill, and his wife, Kimberly Morrill, laugh during a speech given at his farewell party in Savannah, Ga., where he worked in city government for nearly 18 years. Earlier this month, Chris Morrill makes calls from