Apple Valley's 2026 State of the Town event will be held on Feb. 18 at the Singh Center for the Arts. Highlights may include updates on new retail stores, parks and the Bear Valley Road Bridge project ...

A married CEO of a nearly $900 million real estate firm is accused in a lawsuit of offering a female contractor millions in cash and luxury real estate in an alleged effort to lure her away from her ...

First Bank Corp. has announced a merger with Russellville-based First State Bank. The merger expands First Bank Corp.'s presence across the Arkansas River Valley. First State Bank will continue to ...

Two special elections Tuesday in heavily Democratic east metro legislative districts will decide control of the Minnesota House for the third time in less than a year. Republicans hold a 67-65 ...

Snow started falling across New Jersey right on schedule early Sunday, with the heaviest snowfall along with a mix of sleet and freezing rain in some areas expected this afternoon. The National ...

Just two months after selling the historic Simi wine brand in Healdsburg, a major wine corporation is preparing to sell yet another Sonoma County wine estate. The Wine Group, one of the industry’s ...

First signed into agreement in September 2025, the merger brings together the largest and second-largest real estate firms in the United States. By Dorie Chevlen Compass Inc. announced on Friday the ...

Cumberland Valley boys basketball defeated State College 56-44 behind 20 points from Elijah Welsh to improve to 7-3 on the season. Sam Parsons and Patrick O’Brien in the home win added 13 points and ...

Escalating health insurance costs turned into a budget nightmare this academic year for Pioneer Valley Regional School District Superintendent Patricia Kinsella. Between July and October, her district ...

With a slower economy and higher unemployment, construction took a hit in 2025. Experts and research firms forecast a year of stabilization and recovery for commercial real estate in 2026. Here's what ...

2025 marked a turning point for real estate. The post-pandemic market is firmly in place, and as the final weeks of the year wind down, momentum has slowed. Buyers are no longer rushing to move in.

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