Norfolk sells $3.6 million in bonds for street, water and sewer improvements
City says its Aa3 credit rating helped reduce borrowing costs by more than $133,000

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City says its Aa3 credit rating helped reduce borrowing costs by more than $133,000

Ernest Grundy Tennis Center earns national facility award at U.S. open
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Kearney city leaders unanimously approved Project Horizon Tuesday night, along with new data center regulations addressing concerns including noise, water use and development standards.
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