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A developer in Bartow County, Georgia challenged a permit for a nearby waste processing facility. The county approved the permit despite concerns that it violated zoning restrictions. The developer argued that their planned townhomes should receive protection under existing zoning laws. However, the court found that the definitions of residential dwellings applied only to already

Since its inception in 2009, Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour has championed educational opportunities by awarding 97 scholarships and supplying over 11 million meals for needy families. Partnering with Bayer’s #HerestotheFarmer campaign, the initiative bridges support between farming families and communities. Attendees also donated nearly 20,000 pounds of food to hunger-relief efforts, underscoring a commitment to

Florence Coke runs a Caribbean takeaway in Stockport, where she offers free meals for the needy. She has been inspired by her parents’ tradition of helping the poor in Jamaica. During the COVID-19 crisis, she continued to feed struggling families with free meals and food parcels. Recently, she was recognized with a Local Hero award

Newbury College in Massachusetts closed in 2019 and ceased operating as a nonprofit in 2022. However, former student Cesarina Barros was sued for $28,000 in unpaid tuition and interest in 2025. She had left the college in 2009 owing $10,000, believing its eventual closure would end her financial obligation. The case raises questions about debt