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County receives 10 bids for Buford park project; permissive sales tax receipts show slight decrease

Highland County commissioners Jeff Duncan, Terry Britton and David Daniels held a bid opening for the Buford/Clay Township project during their Wednesday, May 1

$3K to Alternatives to Violence Center for safety equipment - Wilmington News Journal

The Clinton County LEGACY Fund Grant Committee awarded $2,998 toward the Alternatives to Violence Seeking Safety project. The funds will help provide survi

10th AVN trivia fundraiser - Times Gazette

Highland County permissive sales tax receipts top $3M in 5 months - The Highland County Press

Highland County permissive sales tax receipts top $3M in 5 months Commission finalizing sewer ordinance revisions Pictured, from left, are Highland County commissioners David Daniels, Jeff Duncan and Terry Britton. (HCP Photo/Caitlin Forsha) Highland County’s permissive sales tax receipts have exceeded $3 million in the first five months of 2021, as discussed at the Wednesday, May 19 county commission meeting. Thus far, 2021 continues to show increases over the record-high totals of 2020, with the $662,340.42 reported for May being the third-highest total so far this calendar year. Year-to-date, Highland County’s total is $3,399,289.66, an increase of $517,753.94 compared to the same five-month period in 2020. “It was $105,947.35 better than last year [in May],” commissioner Jeff Duncan said. “Our sales tax numbers continue to hold in there, and if anything, increase, so it looks like we’re a little over half a million dollars a

'Always believe abuse survivors' - Times Gazette