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Belvoir Eagle | Army leader talks housing, mayor program
Redstone Rocket | Leader from Pentagon impressed by Redstone visit
Fort Hood Sentinel | Army leaders visit with Soldiers in Romania
Bryan Gossage, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and Environment, visited Fort Belvoir Friday to discuss housing with leadership, RCI partners and some residents. Gossage, who is the...
Fort Hood Sentinel | Army leaders visit with Soldiers in Romania
Redstone Rocket | Leader from Pentagon impressed by Redstone visit
Fort Hood Sentinel | Army leaders visit with Soldiers in Romania
Over the weekend, two U.S. Army senior leaders decided to pay a visit to Soldiers who are currently serving in the Black Sea region of Europe. Saturday, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations...
Redstone Rocket | Leader from Pentagon impressed by Redstone visit
Redstone Rocket | Leader from Pentagon impressed by Redstone visit
BarLeader | New faces in legal tech: ABA Center for Innovation introduces first group of fellows
A high-ranking Army leader called Redstone Arsenal a “gem” during his recent visit to tour the installation. “It’s good to see Army leaders trust and empower their Garrison commanders to run what is in effect a small city and...
BarLeader | New faces in legal tech: ABA Center for Innovation introduces first group of fellows
BarLeader | New faces in legal tech: ABA Center for Innovation introduces first group of fellows
BarLeader | New faces in legal tech: ABA Center for Innovation introduces first group of fellows
The first group of ABA Center for Innovation fellows is about to hit the ground running to explore how technology can help the effort to deliver legal services to as wide an audience as possible.
The News & Observer | NC grants protect land, water, historic sites
BarLeader | New faces in legal tech: ABA Center for Innovation introduces first group of fellows
Asheville Citizen Times | State Clean Water trust funds conservation in WNC
Environmentalists have complained about a steady erosion of funding for long-established protections in recent years, first due to a sour economy and then because of an anti-regulatory climate in the legislature.
Asheville Citizen Times | State Clean Water trust funds conservation in WNC
BarLeader | New faces in legal tech: ABA Center for Innovation introduces first group of fellows
Asheville Citizen Times | State Clean Water trust funds conservation in WNC
North Carolina drivers who like to flash vanity plates are probably doing more to help the state's clean water and natural resources than they realize. Ten groups with conservation projects initially put on a waiting list for...
The Fayetteville Observer | N.C. CWMTF awards grants to keep development away from Bragg
The Fayetteville Observer | N.C. CWMTF awards grants to keep development away from Bragg
The Fayetteville Observer | N.C. CWMTF awards grants to keep development away from Bragg
North Carolina this week announced $12.7 million in grants intended to protect the environment and clean water throughout the state, plus keep development away from Fort Bragg.
The Apex Herald | Gossage looks to make most of opportunity
The Fayetteville Observer | N.C. CWMTF awards grants to keep development away from Bragg
The Fayetteville Observer | N.C. CWMTF awards grants to keep development away from Bragg
Apex resident Bryan Gossage believed his years as a business owner combined with his experience as an elected official gave him a unique insight into economic development. Fortunately for Gossage, some pretty...
WRAL | Downtown Apex Goes Wireless
The Fayetteville Observer | N.C. CWMTF awards grants to keep development away from Bragg
WRAL | Downtown Apex Goes Wireless
Wireless Internet service is becoming very popular. Some towns are even offering it to entice visitors. Apex is a town where life slows down takes a break. Now something different is quietly picking up the pace.