Borough of Duncannon

Be on the lookout for this invasive plant species

A local nature organization has found a new invasive plant in Knox County. The Knox County Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area took to social media today to warn of the plant called Lesser Celandine. They say this

Why we will no longer be a welcoming church

We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …

Woman found near Brickyard Bayou is identified

A woman’s body found near Brickyard Bayou on Tuesday evening has been identified. Harrison County Coroner Brian Switzer has identified the woman has 27-year-old Kaleigh Williams of Gulfport. A passerby saw Williams’ body near Brickyard Bayou on 22nd Avenue by the church. He said a autopsy would be performed next week. No foul play is suspected. Categories: Local News, News...

Where Are Lower-Income Renters Supposed to Live?

While more Americans across all income levels and in all cities are choosing renting over buying, apartments are increasingly only being built for high-income renters.

Government lawyers don’t understand the Internet. That’s a problem.

Why your city government should buy your local newspaper

Newspapers are critical for America's civic health. The government should fund them.

What Are Drivers Required To Do When Traffic Signals Are Out?

Traffic Tuesday- What are drivers required to do when traffic signals are out? If you have lived in Florida through one summer, you have probably run into the situation where you are driving and come across an intersection where the lights are not working. This is a situation that is happening acr

5 Big Misconceptions About Automating Government Services

There are many benefits to automation in government but many concerns that arise as well. Here are five misconceptions about automating government services.

Just what IS a smart city?

Many larger municipalities have embraced the 'smart city' concept in recent years, but definitions of the term -- and examples of the ways technology is being used to make cities 'smart' -- run the gamut.

Startups and Government Agencies Are Making Beautiful Cities Together

Local governments are forming mutually beneficial partnerships with entrepreneurs on civic tech projects.

Hauliers to be stung with government 'green tax' for older HGVs

Around half of UK hauliers face a 20% hike in HGV Road User Levy fees next year following government reforms to the scheme revealed today (28 March).

Can States Catch Up to Cities on Technology?

That's one of several questions a panel of speakers discussed as they shared experiences with technology and government, and their thoughts on how data can be leveraged to facilitate “new kinds” of civic engagement, during the

Heading to College? Why You Should Join Student Government

Heading to college? Consider joining student government. Learn about the opportunities it offers for career development and more.

A Go-To Guide About DRaaS for Government Agencies

DRaaS is a valuable tool for government agencies who need to bolster disaster recovery strategies while defending against malicious attacks like DDoS.

Thousands go online for therapy. But does it work?

Counselling apps and videochats cut queues, but some critics voice ethical fears

Now we know exactly how many children the government took from their parents

And the government isn't promising to reunite them.