Everyone is looking for a bargain. Whether it’s a deal on breakfast cereal or a few cents off on a gallon of gas people are always looking for the best deal.

USDA Rural Development was able to give the town of Fremont what amounted to almost a buy-one-get-one deal when they decided it was time to purchase new fire trucks.

Clear Space Theater Company, Inc proposes to construct two buildings, for a theatre auditorium and rehearsals.  The proposed project site is located in Rehoboth Beach in Sussex County, Delaware.

Clear Space Theater Company – Notice of Availability of EA - December 15, 2020

Clear Space Theater Company – Notice of Availability of FONSI - February 9, 2021

Aligned Climate Capital LLC proposes to construct a solar farm facility on 20.02 acres.  The proposed project site is located in the Town of Livermore Falls in Androscoggin County, Maine.

Souther Farms Solar Project EA - January 2021

FONSI - Signed - March 9, 2021

Susan Smith has lived through a lot over the years: hurricanes, a serious medical condition, a global pandemic. She had heard about the fire burning in Ashland, just south of her subsidized apartment in the small town of Phoenix, but wildfires had never gotten close enough to threaten her before. Then a police officer knocked on her door and told her to evacuate. “Now!” he ordered when she hesitated.

Skeleton Creek Solar and Battery Storage Project, Garfield County, Oklahoma

Notice of Availability of the Record of Decision (NOA) May 20, 2022

Skeleton Creek Project Record of Decision (ROD) May 16, 2022
 

Rural North Carolina is continuing to adapt to the digital age where high-speed internet is essential. There is a powerful ally in this evolution with the Atlantic Telephone Membership Corporation.

ATMC is bringing access to the internet with speeds up to 1 Gps to thousands of homes and businesses in Columbus County since partnering with the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development in 2010.

So far ATMC and USDA RD have brought high speed internet to 2,000 homes in Columbus County.  

The city of Alpine's forty-year-old commercial-grade mower, dedicated to the maintenance of the Casparis Municipal Airport grounds, was in the shop more frequently than it was being used.  The city was only able to budget a small amount of funds to buy a smaller inadequate machine.

To make matters worse, COVID-19 travel restrictions caused the fuel sales, a major source of revenue for the municipal airport, to dramatically decline.