John LaCarte said he’s not much of a golfer. But he bought a golf course anyway. “I’m an average golfer at best,” the developer from Washington County-based LaCarte Enterprises. Golf, he said, is a special place for him. It’s where he could walk the course and play with his father. The Stonecrest Golf Course closed
{KXLG – South Dakota} Today, the South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (DANR) announced that the Board of Water and Natural Resources had approved $172,554,815 in grants and loans for drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and solid waste projects in South Dakota. The $172,554,815 total consists of $20,007,550 in grants and $152,547,265 in low-interest
Aaron White, the City of Eau Claire’s economic development manager, said HSHS does plan on selling the property. EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) – Sacred Heart Hospital now sits vacant after decades of serving the Chippewa Valley, so what’s next for the property? The City of Eau Claire’s community development director Aaron White told News
Lincoln will become a hub for a national nonprofit that offers no-interest, crowdfunded microloans to women and minorities — a way to help underserved communities that often don’t have access to the capital needed to get a business off the ground. The Capital City will be the first Kiva Hub in the state, Mayor Leirion
By GREG JORDAN Bluefield Daily Telegraph LEBANON, Va. — Two loans and one grant with the potential to create 107 full-time jobs, in addition to 40 construction-related jobs, were approved Thursday for projects in Buchanan, Russell and Wise counties during a meeting of the Virginia Coalfield Economic Development Authority (VCEDA) board. The loans included those
MIAAOULA, Mont. – In Midtown Missoula, there’s a piece of property that the Missoula Redevelopment Agency (MRA) has their eyes on. The MRA is in a due diligence period for this new plot of land. For the MRA to purchase the land, and appraisal would need to be done and the land would need to
Springtime is spreading across the country. You can see it as daffodil, camellia, tulip and other blossoms start to emerge. You can also see it in the increasing number of for sale signs popping up in front of homes, along with the painting, gardening and general sprucing up as buyers get ready to sell. ×
Cathie Wood, head of Ark Investment Management, is doing quite well in the fame game. Known to her devotees as Mama Cathie, Wood rocketed to prominence thanks to a stupendous return of 153% in 2020 and clear presentations of her investment philosophy in ubiquitous media appearances. But her longer-term returns are less stellar. Wood’s flagship
Montana ranks 17th in the nation for limiting residential taxes, but its ratio of tax revenue that comes from properties ranks among the worst in the United States. The result: A property tax revenue rift that has burdened landowners with funding the government, Missoula County Treasurer Tyler Gernant told the City Club this week. Eric Bryson, executive
The Fed’s High Interest Rates Are Helping Pension Funds Close the Gap
This is commentary by Allan Sloan, an independent business journalist and seven-time winner of the Loeb Award, business journalism’s highest honor. We hear lots of talk about the problems that high interest rates have been causing since the Federal Reserve began jacking up rates two years ago. We also hear endless talk from people waiting