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The Newport Commission voted on July 23 to approve a $3.8 million purchase of nine properties on the 600 block of Monmouth Street.
Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week.
By: Haley Parnell
The affected areas of the master planning process include Goebel Park itself, as well as the adjacent Kenny Shields Park.
The proposed overlay would cover Monmouth Street from Third Street to 11th Street, as well as several adjacent properties.
By: Haley Parnell
Jason Catanzaro opened Forgotten Gods Meadery in May of 2025. It is located at 6685 4 Mile Road in Melbourne.
Jason Catanzaro opened Forgotten Gods Meadery in May of 2025. It is located at 6685 4 Mile Road in Melbourne.
By: Haley Parnell
Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week.
Cold Spring residents have approached the city and presented some possible plans for what a dog park could look like.
As of July 31, portions of the park are closed to public access as crews begin lake dredging operations and spillway reconstruction.
By: Haley Parnell
Newport kids will gain opportunities to explore technology through a grant that provides free computers and a STEAM program.
