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Carbon Chamber & Economic Development Corporation Announces Legislative Update: What to Look For in 2026 The Valley Ledger Tuesday, April 28, 2026 | 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM Carbon County, PA – The Carbon Chamber & Economic Development Corporation (CCEDC), proud par…
by Benjamin Chaseof the Plainsman HURON – Two of the three District 22 legislators spoke to a standing room only crowd on Saturday morning at City Hall about the first few weeks of legislative session. Representative Lana Greenfield spoke first, talking about …
City of Northglenn - Residents Learn about your community and some of the most important services that the city provides. - Government These links direct you to the inner workings of your local government - from meeting documents to laws to just finding your c…
I have to admit, I agree. Years ago Craig Lloyd was at a council meeting and he talked about how buying dirt for a construction project is expensive, and now we are PAYING someone to take it! The city needs to explain to the public why we are PAYING to clean u…
notes from a South Dakota expatriate If Republicans reject the latest Democratic proposal to eliminate South Dakota’s unusual sales tax on food, maybe they’ll at least support a tax break for… Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources has a chance to approve el…
On February 12, 2026, the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Revenue will meet on the following: Public Hearing: Senate Bill 994 Relating to: public affairs network request for proposals Senate Bill 454 Relating to: an income tax subtraction for certain overt…
Republicans moved Thursday to speed up Senate confirmation of President Donald Trump’s nominees by changing the chamber’s rules over the objections of Democrats. Senators voted 53-45 to allow themselves to change the rules with a simple majorityinstead of 60 v…