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Jun. 10--ESCONDIDO -- Aiming to make the city's struggling performing arts center profitable, city officials are exploring a...
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Jane Jenkins, executive director of the Downtown Boulder Business Improvement District and Downtown Boulder Inc. for nine years,...
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In Vermont, the word "frill" has a special and particular meaning. It's the epithet traditionally flung at proposals...
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Fresh from a six-figure score on behalf of local artists, Arts Council of Indianapolis is continuing to broaden...
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Film and television projects are lining up for Louisiana's tax credits, but the state is struggling to supply...
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Internet entertainment site Icebox.com laid off 11 employees, reducing its workforce to 30 as the company's funding is...
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London's Millennium Dome has a new owner, and as a result, it has a new future beyond its...
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Welcome to Arizona Capitol Times third annual edition of Leaders of the Year in Public Policy. This awards...
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Letters By buchanan buchanan 8Letters Foley deserves credit for 'painting the town purple' Thanks so much to the...
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Technology requires training of new workers, it says The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers is urging...
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Oct. 7--FOLKSTON -- Organizers describe Saturday's 38th annual Okefenokee Festival in Folkston and at the Okefenokee National Wildlife...
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Jul. 11--CLAREMONT, N.H. -- The closing of the Eagle Times is affecting approximately 120 employees, the towns that...
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CLAREMONT, N.H. -- The closing of the Eagle Times is affecting approximately 120 employees, the towns that did...
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Oct. 25--A few times a week, Lenwood M. Ivey leaves his small office on the ninth floor of...
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HEADNOTE State Labor Laws, 200 HEADNOTE Increases in minimum wage rates, restrictions on youth peddling, bans on discrimination...
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Oct. 4--Like a linebacker charging the quarterback, Louisiana is gunning for Florida's digital-media industry. For the first time,...
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Like a linebacker charging the quarterback, Louisiana is gunning for Florida's digital-media industry. For the first time, some...
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1 ... DOWNTOWN DALLAS FALL, IN LIVING COLOR MICHAEL KNAPP, a city of Dallas employee, found a picturesque...
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May 8--City and county commissioners say they are determined not to let the recession dampen community spirits July...
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Two idealab! Internet companies, including entertainment site Z.com, will lay off large portions of their staffs, insiders said...
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HEADNOTE How creativity underpins the jobs and the communities of the 21st century IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH...
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The seat of our state government is among the most influential cities in NH, but it is also...
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Besides bringing first-class entertainment and improved educational resources to Charleston, officials and business owners expect the opening of...
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A successful Labor Day concert has park officials at Rockome Gardens in Arcola, Ill., considering expanding their entertainment...
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Mar. 21--Community leaders dreamed for years of turning Fresno Metropolitan Museum into the crown jewel of a booming...
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Aug. 17--PRATTVILLE -- A liquor license request coming before the Prattville City Council this week has created controversy...
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From federal ministries to the smallest towns, government offices in Canada are going on-line with World Wide Web...
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Implementing Indianapolis' Cultural Tourism Initiative is going to take help from a lot of people, including concierges, hotel...
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Sometimes Richard Lewis has a problem with people returning his phone calls. The chief executive officer of HONCAD...
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When Tropical Storm Allison flooded Houston's theater district last June, the Society for the Performing Arts lost its...
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With 900 city of Tulsa employees now at home in the transparent glass cube once called One Technology...
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Seton Hill University is going downhill ... in a most positive way. The venerable Catholic institution, on a...
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Forensics in the Classroom Court TV A cultural phenomenon, forensics has swept the nation and piqued the interest...
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City of Atlanta Proposed tax increase subject of hearings The Atlanta City Council is scheduled to have its...
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Events Rockabilly Roundup/The Return from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the El Paso Museum of Art, 1...
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When Kevin Johnson was running for mayor, one of the issues on which he ran was boosting economic...
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Illinois State Fair Manager Bud Ford wasn't as composed as his grandstand maintenance engineer after a mid-morning downpour...
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Despite Louisiana's arsenal of entertainment incentives isn't a silver screen tax credit, state officials contend. It's the tax...
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Oct. 17--One word best describes Michael Shafer of The Depot restaurant in Torrance, and perhaps the closest thing...
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NBC officials last week vowed they wouldn't turn Bravo into "NBC2," or a dumping ground for "repurposed" programming...
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Atlanta Entrepreneurial student group to launch session Youth Entrepreneurs Atlanta, which teaches high school students free-enterprise fundamentals through...
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Aug. 11--HARLINGEN — City commissioners learned on Monday of last-minute budget changes and a plan to keep the...
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PROFILE Gore Design Completions www.goredesign.com 2008 sales: $100 million (gross) Headquarters: San Antonio Employees: 500 Products: Private jets...
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John S. Clark Age: 54 Title: President Union: National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians/Communications Workers of America...
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One word best describes Michael Shafer of The Depot restaurant in Torrance, and perhaps the closest thing the...
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*ABC, Chicago paper test new report: The Audit Bureau of Circulations said on Friday that it had launched...
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Jul. 12--MAIDEN -- A $1 billion Apple data center would provide Catawba County with a significant boost in...
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Three of the nation's top fiscal analyst firms recently judged Annapolis as a fiscally strong and stable city...
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New Hampshire Sunday News The people who book acts for New Hampshire's theaters and performing arts centers are...
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