Buffalo Business First reported July 27 that a fast-growing Buffalo real estate firm was seeking additional acquisitions. Separate development coverage described an approximately $90 million, five-story apartment project planned for the former Voelker’s Bowling Center site in North Buffalo.
A court filing dated July 30 dismissed four Fort Smith city directors from a lawsuit alleging Arkansas Freedom of Information Act violations tied to polling on a proposed change in city government.
Worcester closed Coes Reservoir on July 22 after testing found cyanobacteria densities above the state recreational public-health threshold.
The Mexican Consulate of Omaha began its planned Aug. 1, 2026, relocation from 7444 Farnam St. to 330 North 117th St., moving its public-service operation farther west in Omaha.
Concord has hired American Leak Detection to inspect water infrastructure for hidden leaks from July 27 through Aug. 3, with some work potentially occurring overnight.
Vermont’s statewide primary is Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2026, with contests for governor, other statewide offices, legislative seats and county positions. Voters can register on Election Day but may cast only one party ballot.
Breeze Airways began its first nonstop flights from Tallahassee International Airport to Fort Lauderdale and Raleigh-Durham on July 2, 2026.
Montgomery officials have outlined a proposed $375 million Momentum 2040 bond initiative, while the City Council’s final action on the measure remains unsettled.
Aurora City Council approved a comprehensive ethics ordinance July 15, 2026, including a $1,500 cap on campaign donations from businesses or entities doing business with the city.
Gov. Kelly Armstrong appointed Kevin Black and Dr. Joshua Deere to four-year terms on North Dakota’s State Board of Higher Education and selected Mayville State University student Kelby Azure for the board’s one-year student-member term.