When Jeff Kilgore started work at the Woodway Water Authority (WWA), he found himself at the helm of a proverbial sinking ship with a small crew working feverishly to plug the leaks. The new executive director knew he had to drastically improve accountability to keep the operation sustainable and profitable.

The City of Mazeppa recently celebrated a significant milestone with the groundbreaking of a new wastewater treatment facility, moving one step forward in ensuring a sustainable future for its residents. With over $12 million in funding from USDA Rural Development, Mazeppa will replace its outdated and costly plant, which has served the community since the 1950s.  

Nestled in the countryside of Brooten, Minnesota, Redhead Creamery stands as a beacon of innovation and community spirit. What was once a traditional dairy farm has expanded into a family-operated business widely recognized as a vibrant hub for artisan cheese and distilled spirits. Redhead Creamery's journey is one of vision, hard work, and fearlessly venturing into new territory.

“I couldn’t be happier,” said Lisa Gallant, of her spacious single-family home in South Paris, Maine. 

“I get up in the morning, and I just walk out down the hallway and into the kitchen, and it’s like, ‘I can’t believe I own this,’” she said, her face lighting up with a smile. “It’s pretty amazing, actually.” 

KPP Energy proposes to construct the Clay Center Energy Generation Facility project.  It would be a solar facility on approximately 18.44 acres in Clay County, Kansas. It would be located south of the intersection of West Lincoln Avenue and C Street. 

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Clean drinking water is the universal product of all communities. Everyone uses this product every day. You cannot have a healthy, vibrant community without it.

Decatur Telephone Company is an independent phone company serving Decatur, Mississippi. Bill and Louise Bailey bought the company in 1945 when it had just 27 telephones. Now, it supplies 2,000 homes with telephone service and around 2,500 with internet service.

The Cold Mountain Snowmobile Club (CMSC) is based in Grand