Harrisburg’s 110th annual Kipona Festival is scheduled for Sept. 5-7 at Riverfront Park and City Island, with multicultural vendor and cultural-activity applications having closed July 24.
Bluhawk announced eight new stores in Overland Park, including what KCTV5 described as the Kansas City area’s only L.L.Bean. The development said more retailers and restaurants are expected.
Connecticut has secured $7,165,955 in first-year federal funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program, a multiyear initiative focused on population-health improvements in rural communities.
New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan announced May 28 that LLC formations in the state increased 18%, though the state’s notice did not provide totals or a comparison period.
Wichita Public Schools is preparing residents for a proposed Nov. 3, 2026, bond election after a state-board agenda included authorization for USD 259 to seek an election beyond its general bond-debt limit.
Pierre plans to sell its parking lot at East Dakota Avenue and Coteau Street for a downtown housing development, with construction tentatively expected to begin in July 2026.
Gov. Matt Meyer said Delaware will conduct a full investigation into a July 7 traffic stop and arrest in the Dover area after video of the encounter circulated publicly.
A Georgia law signed May 12 requires nonpartisan elections for most local officials in five populous metro Atlanta counties beginning in 2028, while Atlanta’s proposed FY2026 budget totals $3 billion.
Gov. Phil Scott’s July 8 executive order starts a review of Vermont rules for Association Health Plans, Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangements and other small-business coverage options. The order does not immediately change premiums, benefits or eligibility.
Gov. Spencer J. Cox declared an emergency for Beaver, Piute and Sevier counties on July 22 after widespread wildfire damage and flooding risks linked to burn scars.